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| Sunday, February 12, 2012 - Happy Valentine's Day | ||
| The beginning of a new year! | ||
The market is open to shoppers every Sunday from 10 AM to 5:30 PM. It is located on Columbus Avenue between W. 76th and W. 77th Streets on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. There is no admission charge. |
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| Don't forget to visit the very lively indoor market. Lots of great antiques and collectibles. | ||
GreenFlea has been operating for more than 25 years on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. It was among the first open air markets in the city. Combining both antique/vintage collectibles and new handcrafted items, it is a ideal place to look for something different to give or to keep. You'll find wonderful things at reasonable prices -- most of them not available anywhere else. Some of the handcrafters at the market will also offer custom-made merchandise, from jewelry to furniture to clothing. The vendors take pride in helping shoppers find just what they're looking for. Bring the family -- there is something for everyone. |
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| Thinking of making some changes in your home? Look no further! | ||
Just a sampling of the wonderful antique prints from the Phyllis Newman Collection. You will find them in the cafeteria. |
Window treatments, drapes, and interior design services of Luis DaCruz |
Rugs and kilims and pillow cover from Ash Tapa - near the front of the yard next to the playground equipment. |
| And some of the regular vendors and their wares | ||
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| Barntiques is constantly looking for truly gorgeous pieces of wood to create one-of-a-kind art furniture. Tony Garcia, the owner of Barntiques, is happy to discuss any dream project you have in mind. Located in the area just inside the 77th Street gate. | AC Agates has been offering beautiful handcrafted necklaces, bracelets, and earrings for years. Many include agates and other natural stones. In the middle of the yard in row C. | Locals, tourists, even celebrities are known to check out Ruth Pomerantz's Designer Vintage finds, on the Columbus Avenue fence under the 77th St. side basketball hoop. How about an Armani jacket, a chic pair of vintage lace-up boots, a Betsey Johnson dress ... all at very reasonable prices. |
| Visit the GreenFlea food section -- prepared gourmet food vendors | ||
| Within the flea market itself (just inside the gate on W. 77th St.), you will also find some gourmet food providers: a baker offering cookies and desserts, a nut and dried fruit vendor with a large assortment of homemade cookies (including low sugar one), a caterer who offers wonderful savory quiches and turnovers, and a vendor selling fabulous pickles, olives and other condiments. Our newest addition offers hot sauces, salsas, and other spicy treats. There are also fabulous Greek-style pastries, salads and savories sold by another vendor. You can shop and pick up your lunch or dinner on the way out of the market. Returning in the spring is a spice and tea vendor that will make it seem that you are shopping at a marche in gay Paree! And soon ice cream cups and popsicles! | ||
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| Greenmarket is just across the street! | ||
The Greenmarket farmers' market section of the flea market has been moved to the east side of Columbus Avenue between 77th & 80th Streets on Sunday only. The selection is bigger than ever! Fresh produce in abundance right now! Expanded offerings include eggs, milk, cheeses, and fish. All locally grown, produced, or harvested. |
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Even seedlings for your garden! |
