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Tag Archives: New Amsterdam Market
Save Our Seaport: Preserving Public Food Markets in Cities
Photo: W&T Seafood On a chilly March morning, a mass of over 100 people jostled into a beige room for a zoning meeting of the NYC City Council. When it became clear that the room and additional overflow room would … Continue reading
Selling Sea Shells by the Sea Shore at a Gathering of Fisheries II
Photos: W&T Seafood This may be a biased opinion, but there’s almost no better place to be on a bright Sunday than the New Amsterdam Market at the South Seaport. The New Amsterdam Market takes place almost every Sunday during … Continue reading
New Amsterdam Market: Visit us on Sun. May 20!
Photo: W&T Seafood Remember when New Yorkers could pick up fresh seafood from the Fulton Fish Market? Well, you can support local seafood entrepreneurs once again at the New Amsterdam Market on Sunday, May 20th from 11–4 pm. Last December, W&T … Continue reading
New Amsterdam Market: A Gathering of Fisheries
Established in 1822, the Fulton Fish Market was the grand dame of New York City’s freewheeling wholesale markets, an undeniably colorful fixture in lower Manhattan. On these chaotic, rough and tumble docks, ships from as far as Maine and North … Continue reading
New Amsterdam Wintermarket IV: Visit us on Sunday, Dec. 18!
What’s better than one lone oyster shucker? How about a dozen fishermen and seafood vendors, shucking oysters, hauling in their catch, and swapping stories? You can see all that and more by coming to the New Amsterdam Market on Sunday, … Continue reading