Few things are certain in New York City, but the farmers market that lines the Columbia side of Broadway between 114th and 116th street is one that is. From about seven in the morning until about five in the evening, Thursdays and Sundays, no matter how bad the weather, the market opens. Called the “Greenmarket,” it sits precisely at the border of the Columbia campus, and uses this border as a bridge between communities—a bridge between Columbia and Morningside Heights, as well as a bridge between New York City and rural communities in the Northeast.
