Grand Bazaar NYC
Year-round Upper West Side Sunday market with antiques, vintage goods, crafts, design, and food; profits support four public schools.
About Grand Bazaar NYC
Grand Bazaar NYC operates at 100 West 77th Street near Columbus Avenue on the Upper West Side. It opens every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. year-round, with indoor and outdoor areas. The organization says more than 150 vendors typically take part on a Sunday, although some are seasonal and the lineup changes. Its categories include antiques, home décor, vintage fashion, jewelry, art, handmade products, and food from small producers.
The market has an explicit community mission: it says 100% of its profits go to the parent associations of four local public schools, supporting books, supplies, teaching assistants, and enrichment programs. Admission is free, and donations are voluntary. Its FAQ notes that public restroom access is unavailable because the venue is on school grounds; identified service animals are the exception to the pet policy. Sunday street parking is listed as free, subject to city rules.
Google reviews tied to the West 77th Street location often praise the browsing atmosphere and chance to find unusual pieces; other comments say the selection or prices depend greatly on the stall. That variety is part of the format: this is not a market with uniform prices or a fixed inventory. The official site posts its schedule, updates, vendor information, and access details; checking the weekly lineup and comparing before buying can be especially helpful for antiques or design items.
Independent dealers, artisanal and food products, with both indoor and outdoor market areas.