Sunday Market

Sunday Market

@ Riverdale Temple

The Winter Market is here!

Come on Sunday to get your regular staples (of all varieties) and treat yourself to your favorite local products.  From Do Re Me vegetables to Orwashers bread to Orchards of Concklin apples and baked goods to Everything Pickled from Doc Pickle to General Cochran Farm meat and Ronnybrook dairy, The Cheese Guy cheese, Cardamom Man baked goods, and sustainable products from EcoBronx, we’ve got you.  Don’t worry about the cold!  Warm your hands at the fire at Smok’d while watching the chickens cook and get your hot coffee and other hot drinks from Ground Up Coffee Club or Artizen (alternating weeks).  Noble Pies and The Wandering Que will also make appearances — sign up for the newsletter to stay in the loop!

Winter Hours: 10:00am to 2:00pm
Location: 4545 Independence Avenue (near 246th Street in the Riverdale Temple parking lot)

Come for fresh local food, sustainable products, and artisans.

Market Vendors (click on names for links to websites and social media):

• Artizen (featuring Don Carvajal Cafe)
• Bronx Bound Books
• The Cardamom Man
• The Cheese Guy
• The Copper Faucet Soap Company (will return in 2023)
• Doc Pickle
• Do Re Me Farms
• EcoBronx LLC
• Fly Honey Farms
• General Cochran Farm
• Gonzalez Farm
• Ground Up Coffee Club
• Irvington Delight (will return in 2023)
• Mama D’s Lunchbox
• Noble Pies (2nd and 4th Sundays of the month)
• Orchards of Concklin
• Orwashers Bread
• Playful Event Jewelry
• Smok’d
• Veggie Grub

Note: Not all vendors will be at the market each week, so it is especially important to subscribe to our weekly email and join our Facebook group for the very latest information.

Services

Textile Recycling

Green Tree Textiles brings their dropoff bin every Sunday during market hours.  They accept clothing and household linens, shoes, and accessories.

Art for AID

Art for AID takes our random bric a brac, books, and other small items, and turns them into money to donate to charitable local causes.  It’s a win-win — we have a place to take our stuff, and Art for AID makes it count!

Note: Art for AID will be on hiatus until the middle of March.  Rick Feldman is still accepting change and collecting subscriptions for the Farmer to Fridge initiative.

Join our Facebook Group and sign up for our newsletter for the most up-to-date information about the market.