Best Farmers Markets in Princeton

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Wellness and full fun at the Farmers Markets, rain or shine.

The skies are a little cloudy but the market is brimming with fresh produce artisan good and community spirit!

Join us on the plaza and support our dedicated farmers and vendors who work hard to bring you fresh fruits, vegetables and handmade treats!

The Princeton Farmers Market, located at Hinds Plaza on Witherspoon Street, is a must-visit for anyone in the area. This vibrant market operates every

Thursday from 10 AM to 3 PM, typically running through late November. It brings together local vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, baked treats, flowers, and more.

Not only does the market provide a fantastic selection of seasonal foods, but it also promotes sustainability and community building. With live music performances, crafts, and events like knife sharpening and food drives, it’s more than just a shopping destination-it’s a place for connection. The market takes place rain or shine, ensuring consistent access to locally produced foods and supporting small businesses.

For parking convenience, visitors can use the nearby Spring Street garage. If you’re exploring the area, this farmers market offers a delightful way to enjoy Princeton’s local flavors and charm.

Wellness and goodie’s at the Farmers Markets, rain or shine.

We have another one. I’m raking the best fresh produce ever. We need you to come out to visit another Farmer’s Market. This one is in the Franklin twp area.

The Pennsylvania Dutch Farmers Market, located at 4437 Route 27 in Princeton, NJ, is a delightful indoor market offering a variety of Amish goods from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It’s open. Thursday from 9:30 AM to 6 PM, Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday from 9 AM to 4 PM. Located next to the Dollar Tree in the Princeton Marketplace.

This market features fresh produce, meats, dairy products, baked goods, and handmade furniture. Highlights include soft pretzels, sticky buns, smoked meats, and home-cooked meals.

Beyond food, visitors can explore handmade quilts, wooden furniture, and other crafts, giving it a unique charm that reflects Amish traditions. The market is a great destination for both grocery shopping and a cultural experience under one roof.

For anyone visiting Princeton, this market offers a taste of rural craftsmanship and fresh, high-quality products.

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