Agricultural Markets Coming to Kyiv
From March 31 through April 5, a series of agricultural markets will be held across various districts of Kyiv. The city's Department of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development (KMDA) has provided the schedule. Organizers are urging visitors to prioritize safety and seek shelter immediately during any air raid alerts. These markets are a vital source of fresh, locally produced food for residents.
Market Schedule and Locations
The markets will launch on March 31 at the following locations:
- Holosiivskyi District – 88 Nauky Avenue;
- Darnytskyi District – 41-47 Yevhena Kharchenka Street;
- Dniprovskyi District – 21-27 Ivana Mykytenka Street;
- Svyatoshynskyi District – 5 Hnata Yury Street, intersection of 73/1 Beresteiskyi Avenue and Rene Dekarta Street;
- Shevchenkivskyi District – corner of 65-A Olesia Honchara Street and 94 Bohdana Khmelnytskoho Street, 2-4 Bulvarno-Kudriavska Street.
On April 1, markets will be held in:
- Holosiivskyi District – Strategic Highway (between Nauky Avenue and Malokytaiivska Street);
- Darnytskyi District – 31 Anny Akhmatovoi Street;
- Dniprovskyi District – 2-20 Sobornosti Avenue;
- Pecherskyi District – Velyka Vasylkivska Street (between Yerzhy Hedroitsia Street and Kovpaka Street);
- Podilskyi District – 5-11 Yevropeiskoho Soiuzu Avenue;
- Svyatoshynskyi District – 8 Pidlisna Street.
April 2 locations include:
- Holosiivskyi District – Yuliia Zdanovska Street (between Mykhaila Stelmakha Street and Marychanska Street), 25/2-29 Novopyrohivska Street;
- Darnytskyi District – 41-47 Yevhena Kharchenka Street;
- Dniprovskyi District – 8-10 Voskresenskyi Avenue;
- Pecherskyi District – 6-8 Henerala Almazova Street;
- Podilskyi District – Yurkivska Street (between Mezhyhirska Street and Turivska Street);
- Svyatoshynskyi District – 5 Hnata Yury Street, intersection of 73/1 Beresteiskyi Avenue and Rene Dekarta Street.
Markets on April 3 will be at:
- Holosiivskyi District – 116 Holosiivskyi Avenue, 25-53 Akademika Hlushkova Avenue;
- Darnytskyi District – 31 Anny Akhmatovoi Street;
- Desnianskyi District – Sholom-Aleikhema Street (between Miliutenka Street and Kubanskoi Ukrainy Street);
- Dniprovskyi District – 1/35-17A Hrodnenska Street, 64-74 Almatynska Street;
- Pecherskyi District – intersection of Leonida Pervomaiskoho Street and Illi Mechnikova Street;
- Svyatoshynskyi District – 8 Pidlisna Street;
- Solomianskyi District – Pylypa Kozytskoho Street (between Yerevanska Street and Umanska Street), Kerchynska Street (between Donetska Street and Serhiia Berehovoho Street);
- Shevchenkivskyi District – corner of 65-A Olesia Honchara Street and 94 Bohdana Khmelnytskoho Street, 16-18 Ruzhynska Street (near the square), 16-20 Derevlianska Street, 1 Rizka Street, 2-4 Bulvarno-Kudriavska Street.
April 4 markets are scheduled for:
- Holosiivskyi District – Pankivska Street (between Saksahanskoho Street and Zhylianska Street), 4-10 Holosiivska Street;
- Darnytskyi District – Revutskoho Street;
- Desnianskyi District – Mykoly Zakrevskoho Street (between 2-A Chervonoi Kalyny Avenue and Ronalda Reihana Street);
- Dniprovskyi District – Vsevoloda Nestayka Street (near the 'Livoberezhnyi' post office);
- Podilskyi District – Stepana Bandery Avenue (near Kurenivskyi Park);
- Solomianskyi District – Akademika Shalimova Street (between 28 Liubomyra Huzara Avenue and Vasylia Chumaka Street);
- Shevchenkivskyi District – 7-11 Bohdana Havrylyshyna Street.
The final day, April 5, will feature markets in:
- Holosiivskyi District – Samiila Kishky Street (between Yuliia Zdanovska Street and Vasylia Kasiiana Street);
- Darnytskyi District – 4 Zdolbunivska Street;
- Dniprovskyi District – Ihoria Yukhnovskoho Street (between Raiduzhna Street and Starosilska Street);
- Pecherskyi District – John McCain Street (between Ioanna Pavla II Street and Dmytra Doroshenka Street);
- Shevchenkivskyi District – 32-38 Tatarska Street.
Please note that markets at 1-5 Petra Kalnyshevskoho Street and 1-9 Yordanska Street in the Obolonskyi District are temporarily suspended until quarantine restrictions are lifted. The city's municipal markets remain operational: KP 'Volodymyrskyi Market' at 115 Antonovycha Street; KP 'Zhytnii Market' at 16 Verkhnii Val Street; KP 'Bessarabskyi Market' at 2 Bessarabska Square.
Hosting these agricultural markets in Kyiv is a crucial initiative for providing residents with access to fresh food. - Department of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development, KMDA
These events support local producers and ensure the availability of quality goods. Given the ongoing security situation in the country, organizers are placing a strong emphasis on visitor safety as a top priority.
For those looking to explore more options for fresh produce, weekend farmers' markets will also be available, offering a variety of local goods. These markets complement the upcoming agricultural events in Kyiv, providing residents with additional opportunities to support local farmers and access fresh ingredients during this busy week.