Fresh Food Markets in Kyiv: Locations and Schedule from January 27

Fresh Food Markets Coming to Kyiv

From January 27 to February 1, a series of agricultural markets will be held across Kyiv, offering residents the chance to buy fresh produce directly from local producers. The schedule was published by the Department of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development of the Kyiv City State Administration. These markets are a popular way for city dwellers to access farm-fresh goods and support Ukraine's agricultural sector.

Market Schedule and Locations

The markets will take place according to the following daily schedule:

• Tuesday, January 27:
  • Holosiivskyi District – Prospekt Nauky, 88;
  • Darnytskyi District – Yevhena Kharchenka St., 41-47;
  • Dniprovskyi District – Ivana Mykytenka St., 21-27;
  • Sviatoshynskyi District – Hnata Yury St., 5, at the intersection of Beresteiskyi Prospekt, 73/1 and Rene Dekarta St.;
  • Shevchenkivskyi District – corner of Olesia Honchara St., 65-A and Bohdana Khmelnytskoho St., 94, Bulvarno-Kudriavska St., 2-4.
• Wednesday, January 28:
  • Holosiivskyi District – Strategic Highway (between Prospekt Nauky and Malokytaiivska St.);
  • Darnytskyi District – Anny Akhmatovoi St., 31;
  • Dniprovskyi District – Prospekt Sobornosti, 2-20;
  • Pecherskyi District – Velyka Vasylkivska St. (between Yurii Hedroitsia St. and Kovpaka St.);
  • Podilskyi District – Prospekt Yevropeiskoho Soiuzu, 5-11;
  • Sviatoshynskyi District – Pidlisna St., 8.
• Thursday, January 29:
  • Holosiivskyi District – Yuliia Zdanovskoi St. (between Mykhaila Stelmakha St. and Marychanska St.), Novopyrohivska St., 25/2-29;
  • Darnytskyi District – Yevhena Kharchenka St., 41-47;
  • Dniprovskyi District – Prospekt Voskresenskyi, 8-10;
  • Pecherskyi District – Henerala Almazova St., 6-8;
  • Podilskyi District – Yurkivska St. (between Mezhyhirska St. and Turivska St.);
  • Sviatoshynskyi District – Hnata Yury St., 5, at the intersection of Beresteiskyi Prospekt, 73/1 and Rene Dekarta St.
• Friday, January 30:
  • Holosiivskyi District – Prospekt Holosiivskyi, 116, Prospekt Akademika Hlushkova, 25-53;
  • Darnytskyi District – Anny Akhmatovoi St., 31;
  • Desnianskyi District – Oresta Levytskoho St. (between Miliutenka St. and Bratyslavska St.);
  • Dniprovskyi District – Hrodenska St., 1/35-17A, Almatynska St., 64-74;
  • Pecherskyi District – intersection of Leonida Pervomaiskoho St. and Illy Mechnikova St.;
  • Sviatoshynskyi District – Pidlisna St., 8;
  • Solomianskyi District – Osvity St. (between Prospekt Povitrianykh Syl and Maksyma Tokareva St.), Kovalskyi Lane (between Mykhaila Braichevskoho St. and Sim'i Brodskykh St.);
  • Shevchenkivskyi District – corner of Olesia Honchara St., 65-A and Bohdana Khmelnytskoho St., 94, Ruzhynska St., 16-18 (near the square), Derevlianska St., 16-20, Rizka St., 1, Bulvarno-Kudriavska St., 2-4.
• Saturday, January 31:
  • Holosiivskyi District – Pankivska St. (between Saksahanskoho St. and Zhylianska St.), Holosiivska St., 4-10;
  • Darnytskyi District – Revutskoho St.;
  • Desnianskyi District – Mykoly Zakrevskoho St. (between Prospekt Chervonoi Kalyny, 2-A and Ronalda Reihana St.);
  • Dniprovskyi District – Vsevoloda Nestaika St. (near the 'Livoberezhnyi' post office);
  • Obolonskyi District – Petra Kalnyshevskoho St., 1-5, Iordanska St., 1-9;
  • Podilskyi District – Prospekt Stepana Bandery (near Kurenivskyi Park);
  • Solomianskyi District – Akademika Shalimova St. (between Prospekt Liubomyra Huzara, 28 and Vasylia Chumaka St.);
  • Shevchenkivskyi District – Bohdana Havrylyshyna St., 7-11.
• Sunday, February 1:
  • Holosiivskyi District – Samiila Kishky St. (between Yuliia Zdanovskoi St. and Vasylia Kasiiana St.);
  • Darnytskyi District – Zdolbunivska St., 4;
  • Dniprovskyi District – Ihoria Yukhnovskoho St. (between Raiduzhna St. and Starosilska St.);
  • Pecherskyi District – John McCain St. (between Ioanna Pavla II St. and Dmytra Doroshenka St.);
  • Shevchenkivskyi District – Tatarska St., 32-38.

In addition to these temporary markets, Kyiv residents can also visit the following permanent municipal markets:

• Municipal Enterprise 'Volodymyrskyi Market' – Antonovycha St., 115;
• Municipal Enterprise 'Zhytnii Market' – Verkhnii Val St., 16;
• Municipal Enterprise 'Bessarabskyi Market' – Bessarabska Square, 2.

The organization of these agricultural markets in Kyiv is a significant initiative that supports the local economy and ensures residents have access to fresh food. By allowing local producers to sell directly to consumers, the markets provide a vital income stream for farmers. This support is particularly crucial for the agricultural sector as it navigates ongoing economic challenges.