The Collingswood Farmers Market is open every Saturday morning from 8am-noon, rain or shine, from May through Thanksgiving! Our weekly market map & vendor list is posted over on our Facebook page each week by Friday afternoon. If you're looking for a specific vendor, their scheduled dates can be found on our Vendor Directory page! Simply hit the +/- next to the vendor to view their schedule. Since May 2000, the Collingswood Farmers Market has helped bring local, fresh, nutritionally dense food to our community while helping to keep farmers farming. What started as a small market with 12 farms has grown into a regular part of the Saturday mornings of the residents of Collingswood and so many surrounding townsn. Our list of farmers and vendors has grown exponentially, allowing market-goers to buy everything from produce to meat to flowers and everything in between - all while sipping a...
This farmers market runs every Sunday from May 3 through November 22, 10 am to 2 pm rain or shine, at Riverview-Fisk Park, 498 Palisade Ave in Jersey City Heights. Each August it hosts the Perfect Peach Pie and Cobbler Contest, marking its 13th year on August 2, and the market accepts SNAP and EBT benefits.
The Denville Farmers' Market sets up Sundays from 8:30 am to 1 pm at the Bloomfield Avenue parking lot in downtown Denville, running May 3 through November 22 with no market on June 7. More than 25 vendors sell artisan goods, prepared food and produce from local farms, and a winter market continues Sundays from December 7 through April 23, 10 am to 1 pm.
Plagued by vandalism: intentional and accidental, fallen into disrepair due to funding shortages, the HPNA is spearheading a fountain redesign. The HPNA worked with Aquatic Arts in 2025 to develop a solution that responds to the vandalism and durability. But, it is only one of the options we believe are possible. Please complete this short survey for the HPNA to determine what solution the residents and visitors would like to see. The HPNA believes that the complete redesign is the best choice, alas it is the most expensive. In an effort to ease that burden the HPNA applied for a grant to cover its cost. We will let you know the outcome. Thanks to Katherine O. for lending her expertise to create the survey! Last year, Councilman Solomon passed a resolution addressing the ice cream truck parking issue. At issue was that the ice cream truck parked on on Ninth St. between West Hamilton a...
The Teaneck Farmer's Market operates from May through November at the corner of Garrison and Beverly in Teaneck, run through the Cedar Lane Management Group. Prospective sellers must file an application with the township's Health Department before setting up a stand.
The Princeton Farmers Market began in 2009 with the idea of bringing healthy, locally produced food and goods right into the center of Princeton. Our goal is to build a vibrant community that supports local agriculture, small business, a healthier environment and a more sustainable future. Support the market and shop our T-shirts. Stocking limited quantities. Fresh local produce in the heart of Princeton. To view our current list of vendors click the link below. With our sponsors help we are able to continue to grow our market community. Help us reach a larger audience and put healthy local food on peoples plates. Parking is available at the Spring Street garage right next to the market
Billed as New Jersey's number one farmers market, this Saturday market runs May through December at the Burlington County Agricultural Center, 500 Centerton Road in Moorestown, whose grounds stay open 7:30 a.m. to sunset year round. Once the regular season ends, look for special Holiday Markets the Saturday before Thanksgiving and the first Saturday in December.
The Burlington County Farmers Market in Moorestown runs Saturdays, 8:30 am to 1 pm, from May through October, at 500 Centerton Road. It is one of many Jersey Fresh markets the county lists, reflecting Burlington County's long agricultural history.
The Princeton Farmers Market began in 2009 with the idea of bringing healthy, locally produced food and goods right into the center of Princeton. Our goal is to build a vibrant community that supports local agriculture, small business, a healthier environment and a more sustainable future. Support the market and shop our T-shirts. Stocking limited quantities. Fresh local produce in the heart of Princeton. To view our current list of vendors click the link below. With our sponsors help we are able to continue to grow our market community. Help us reach a larger audience and put healthy local food on peoples plates. Parking is available at the Spring Street garage right next to the market
The Franklin Lakes Farmers and Artisan Market runs Saturdays from May 16 through November 21, 2026, 10 am to 2 pm, at Veterans Plaza, 745 Franklin Avenue. Vendors offer fresh local produce, farm raised meats and dairy, baked goods, specialty foods and handcrafted items from local artisans.
Ringwood Downtown, a nonprofit formed in 2025 to run the town's Special Improvement District, now organizes the local farmers market and takes vendor sign ups through an online form. The market sets up on Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm at the Ringwood Park and Ride on Cannici Drive, running from Memorial Day weekend through the end of October, with a smaller winter market on the third Saturday of the month.
Where history, community, and local business come together. Boonton Main Street, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating, supporting, and revitalizing Boonton’s historic downtown. Through events, partnerships, and community-driven programs, we help create a vibrant, welcoming Main Street for everyone. Boonton Main Street exists to support and promote our historic downtown as a thriving destination for shopping, dining, culture, and community connection. Every Saturday (May–November), 9am–1pm — fresh produce, artisan goods, and local flavor. A signature annual event featuring local brewers, live music, food, and community spirit. On the first Friday of each month, Main Street comes alive with extended shop hours, live music, art, special promotions, pop-ups, and family-friendly activities.
The Chatham Borough Farmers' Market runs Saturdays from 10 am to 2 pm, May 16 through November 14, 2026, including a Sustainability Fair on September 19 and a final market day on November 14.
Haddonfield Farmers Market Moves to a New Location! Saturday May 20 was the start of the 2023 Haddonfield Farmers’ Market! While it was a rainy day in Haddonfield, it was a bright start to a new season in Kings Court! Here is a recap of what took place… The 18th annual ribbon cutting ceremony with special guests Douglas H. Fisher, NJ Secretary of Agriculture, Joe Atchison, Asst. Secretary of Agriculture, Melinda Kane, Camden County Commissioner, Frank Filipek Jr., Camden County Director of Events & Community Outreach, and more! Additionally, new and returning vendors showed up and displayed their quality products. Whether it was jersey fresh produce, food and drinks, baked goods, candles or hand-made accessories, there was something for everyone! We are still accepting sponsors for the 2023 season! If you are interested, fill out the form below There's always something. You will just...
The Weehawken Farmers Market runs Wednesdays, 3 to 7 pm, from April 22 through November 18, at Lincoln Harbor Park, 628 Harbor Blvd. The market offers free classes alongside its weekly vendor lineup.
The HHS Division of Food & Nutrition is in charge of all municipally-run food access programming in Jersey City. This includes Meals on Wheels, Farmers Markets, Senior Congregate Meals, Summer Meals, composting, Adopt-a-Lot community gardens, and the Healthy Corner Store initiative. The HHS Division of Food and Nutrition does NOT administer SNAP ("food stamp") benefits - that program is run through the County.
The HHS Division of Food & Nutrition is in charge of all municipally-run food access programming in Jersey City. This includes Meals on Wheels, Farmers Markets, Senior Congregate Meals, Summer Meals, composting, Adopt-a-Lot community gardens, and the Healthy Corner Store initiative. The HHS Division of Food and Nutrition does NOT administer SNAP ("food stamp") benefits - that program is run through the County.
Thank you for your interest in participating in the 2026 Frenchtown Farmers Market season! Our market aims to expand access to farm-fresh food, provide a direct producer-to-consumer platform for local vendors, and foster deeper connections between the environment and our community by prioritizing sustainably produced goods. This year, the farmers market will be presented as a monthly event series, taking place May through November at Sunbeam Lenape Park. Located next to the Uhlerstown-Frenchtown Bridge on Bridge Street in downtown Frenchtown, the park overlooks the Delaware River and sits along the D&R Canal towpath, a popular local walking path. Each date will feature a unique theme with community activities and live entertainment. We are currently accepting applications for local farmers, food vendors, artists, artisans, and makers. We look forward to learning more about who you are...
The market is located on 5 Stillwater Rd. across from Blairstown Elementary School, running every Saturday from 9:30am-1pm from May through November. Blairstown, NJ
The Bernardsville Farmers’ Market opened in 1994 and has been a fixture in the Bernardsville community ever since. Running on Saturdays from June to December, it has, over the years, expanded from fewer than ten vendors to over twenty.
Metuchen Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm at Metuchen Town Plaza, corner of New and Pearl streets. The market accepts SNAP, Good Food Bucks, WIC and Senior FMNP benefits, and vendors also offer knife sharpening on-site.
The East Hanover Farmers Market sets up every Monday from noon to 6 pm, June through November, at Lurker Park on Ridgedale Avenue. Alstede Farms is the main vendor, offering fresh fruits and vegetables alongside a handful of other stands. The market is run directly by East Hanover Township rather than a separate market association, so there is no open vendor application beyond contacting the township.
The Maplewood Farmers Market runs every Monday from June 1 to November 23, 2 to 7 pm, at 1662 Springfield Avenue near the Springfield Avenue Gazebo. Established in the mid-1990s, it features produce from Stony Hill Farms along with vendors selling craft beer, candles, breads, soaps and pickles.
Started in 1993, one of New Jersey's first, the Montclair Farmers' Market meets every Saturday at the Walnut Street train station, 86 Walnut Street. Vendors offer fruits and vegetables, meats, poultry, fish, cheeses, prepared foods, honey, flowers, wine and pickles.
