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Each Sunday, vendors, shoppers & friends gather at Schenectady Greenmarket and enjoy our festive marketplace with more than sixty vendors who produce everything they sell. Enjoy prepared food and the region’s freshest local produce!

Outdoor Market (Approx. April-November)

Schenectady Greenmarket connects farm and city to create a responsible, sustainable food system–right in the heart of downtown. Each Sunday from 10am—2pm, vendors, shoppers, and friends gather to purchase fresh local produce and artisan goods in a festive community marketplace. Our outdoor market is located around Schenectady City Hall from April through November, with more than seventy local vendors who produce everything they sell. EBT, credit and debit cards accepted.

Winter Market (Approx. December-March)

Each Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. vendors, shoppers, musicians and friends gather at Schenectady Greenmarket and enjoy our festive marketplace. The winter market is located inside Proctors from December through March, with more than sixty vendors who produce everything they sell. EBT, credit and debit cards are accepted.

Parking

Outdoor Market Parking on Sundays: Downtown Schenectady offers plenty of free parking, all within short walking distance of City Hall. Parking is available in the Broadway parking garage, as well as in the six surface lots conveniently located downtown. All lots are handicap-accessible.

Winter Market Parking on Sundays: Downtown Schenectady offers plenty of free parking, all within short walking distance of Proctors. Parking in the Broadway garage is always free; a short walk from the garage crosswalk takes you to the back door of Proctors on Stratton Plaza. Parking is also available in the six surface lots conveniently located downtown. All lots are handicap-accessible.

Food Box Program

On May 1, the Schenectady Greenmarket launched a new Food Box Program supported by a grant from The Schenectady Foundation, for pickup and delivery of produce for lower income customers throughout its Outdoor Market season. Schenectady Greenmarket’s Outdoor Market operates around Schenectady City Hall on Jay, Franklin, and Clinton streets from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. every Sunday through November 20. Schenectady Greenmarket serves as a vital food-system in downtown Schenectady connecting farm and city to provide fresh, local produce and products from over 80 diverse vendors.

Schenectady Greenmarket’s new Food Box Program is a low-cost weekly food box share program in which eligible participants pay at the market $10 for a small share (5-7 produce items) or $14 for a large share (10-12 produce items). Sign ups are available the third Thursday of each month and close the following Thursday. For those picking up their products, they can choose their own items from a variety available each week at the market table. A delivery option is also available for eligible customers within 10 miles of City Hall.

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