Craft Fairs & Farmers Markets in Queens, New York

Recurring Astoria maker/vintage market; handmade/baked/vintage vendor sign-up

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

Down to Earth Markets operates farmers markets in the NYC area and welcomes food makers, farmers, and craft producers who source or make their own products within roughly 150 miles of the markets. You'll need to be market-ready — permits in hand, liability insurance squared away, production capacity confirmed, and a clear sourcing story for your ingredients. The application process takes several weeks and includes an interview, sample delivery, and vetting of your production site and ingredient sourcing. Down to Earth favors vendors incorporating regional farm ingredients and asks all producers to think critically about packaging waste and ingredient transparency. Non-food crafts and personal care products are welcome under the same sourcing and quality standards.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.

Queens Night Market is held at New York Hall of Science in Flushing Meadows Corona Park and draws 50+ food vendors representing cuisines from across the globe — Sierra Leonean, Pakistani, Tibetan, Taiwanese, Haitian, Nigerian, and dozens more — alongside 25+ artisans and makers. The venue pulses with live music, from DJs to mariachi to lion dance performances. Foot traffic is substantial and tourism-heavy, with shoppers actively seeking global flavors and handmade goods.

GrowNYC producer-only farmers market; farmers/producers apply via GrowNYC.