The Riverdale Y hosts a Sunday Market every week at Riverdale Temple from 9am – 2pm
Come for fresh local food, sustainable products, and artisans.
Over the past few years, with your help, we have made the market a central gathering place for the neighborhood. Thank you for your support!
Address:
4545 Independence Avenue, Bronx, NY 10471
Regular Hours:
9:00am – 2:00pm
Community Guidelines:
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We're hibernating for the winter
The Sunday Market will be going on hiatus until March 23, 2025.
The last day of the 2024 season will be December 22.
We are closing for the winter to revamp the market. The Sunday Market occupies a unique place in the Riverdale community. For the benefit of the community, we are taking the time to fine tune so that we can bring you the very best market possible.
During this hiatus, we will be:
- looking for new vendors (in addition to our amazing core vendors)
- redesigning our webpage
- looking for sponsors
- revamping our marketing strategy
- lining up exciting events
- creating more children’s programming
- and more!
Join us December 22 for a Vendor & Customer Appreciation Day as we wrap up the year.
Market Vendors
- Aronia Very Berry LLC
- Boogie Down Bronx Honey
- Bronx Bound Books (periodically)
- The Cardamom Man
- The Cheese Guy
- Doc Pickle
- Domingo Wireworks
- Do Re Me Farms
- General Cochran Farm
- Gonzalez Farm
- Ground Up Coffee Club (every other week)
- Irvington Delight
- Miss Myrtle’s Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Noble Pies (every other week)
- Orchards of Concklin
- Orwashers Bread
- Provisions by K (last Sunday of the month)
- Sasha’s Seafood
- Shifra’s Alfajores y Empanadas
- The Wandering Que
- Whimsical Detours
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!
