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Witch-Craft “A Mystical Encounter with Broos & Spirits”
7:00-11:00pm Friday and Saturday, Paradise Lakes, 500 Paradise Dr, Hammonton
“Witch-Craft returns to Paradise Lakes on Friday, October 11-12! This much-anticipated fun fall festivity will have you in a hex. Paradise Lakes Campgrounds in Hammonton will be transformed into a mysterious wooded village of local partners serving up savory stews and seasonal brews so magical it must be Witch Craft. The fun is from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
This experience is unlike any other beer festival, autumn activity or spook show. Imagine a one-of-a-kind Halloween-lifestyle extravaganza. Tents will be decked to the nines in mysterious haunt or corny charm, with approximately 60 brewmasters and distillery wizards pouring their classics, as well as some seasonal debuts. Guests will stroll along an enchanted path throughout the campgrounds while sampling all of the magical liquid being poured. At the night's end, it will be up to the attendees to decide which tent should be awarded “best dressed” with bragging rights until next year.
Inside the grounds, attendees will be entertained and engaged with fun interactive programming, including the mix of a live Séance, fortune-telling, nodding for apples, Costume Contest, Mixology demo, scream queen scream-off, Silent disco and more! This October, the opportunity to experience a whole new world of fright and fun is just off the beaten path in Hammonton. Whether sampling new brews, mixing with distillers or sharing scrumptious eats, attendees will immerse themselves in all that WitchCraft has to offer! If you're brave enough you can camp out in the haunted woods!”
Woodstown Central’s Autumn Leaf Pumpkin Train
10:00am-3:00pm, 10/5 to 10/27, 650 Alloway-Woodstown Road, Woodstown
“Woodstown Central Railroad’s highly anticipated Autumn Leaf Pumpkin Train has returned! Weekends between October 5th and 27th embark on a rare-milage autumn-themed journey! Take in the lush woods and scenic farmland as our train travels the line. Passengers will enjoy many of the activities included in your train ticket: Pick out a pumpkin Enjoy cider and a donut from our station Play fall-themed activities This is an unforgettable Fall experience that you won’t soon forget. Please allow approximately 90 minutes for your entire experience. Parking: Free parking at location Price: Starting at $30 for Adults, $22 for Children, and $5 for Toddlers”
South Jersey Pumpkin Show Fall Festival
Oct 11-13, Salem County Fairgrounds, 760 Harding Hwy, Woodstown
“This pumpkin show includes artists and artisans, rides, live entertainment, ponies and hayrides, a pumpkin pageant, and a Fall Home and Garden Show. Cost: $20 per carload”
Victorian Weekend
11th – 14th, Cape May
“Celebrate the unique history of America’s first seaside resort, Cape May, with a variety of events from a vintage baseball game and collectibles show to special trolley and architecture tours. For a full schedule of events and more information,
https://capemaymac.org/experience/special-events/victorian-weekend/
LBI Fly International Kite Fest
Oct 11 & 12, Long Beach Island
“Soak up the last of summer fun at this kite festival with colorful artist-designed kites, fun flying giant inflatable kites, and sport kiting all along the beach. Cost: Free”
52nd Annual Mullica Hill Fall Festival
Oct 12 & 13, 41 S. Main Street, Mullica Hill
“A traditional Fall Festival with free games, a bounce house, live music, food trucks, and battles each day—make sure to add this event to your calendar.”
Irish Festival at Historic Smithville
Saturday & Sunday, Sat: 10:00am-6:00pm, Sun: 11:00am-6:00pm, Historic Smithville & Village Greene, 615 E. Moss Mill Road, Galloway
“There will be a variety of Irish Festival music on both the main stage and the gazebo on both days. Plus, there will be games and food. Hours are 10 am to 6 pm Saturday; and 11 am to 6 pm Sunday. Sunday Mass is at 10 am.”
Batsto Country Living Fair
October 1st – 20th, 10:00am-4:00pm, Batsto Village, 31 Batsto Rd, Hammonton
“Over 100 exhibitors will participate in the annual Batsto Country Living Fair at Historic Batsto Village in Wharton State Forest.”
DiDonato's Trick-or-Treat Train 2024
Sep 28 - Oct 27, DiDonato Family Fun Center, 1151 South White Horse Pike, Hammonton
“Get ready for the spookiest, silliest, and most spectacular Halloween event of the year at DiDonato Family Fun Center! This Halloween season, they’re rolling out a ghoulishly delightful experience that promises endless giggles, thrills, trick-or-treat stations, and magical moments for the entire family. Hop aboard the enchanting train and journey through a goblin-friendly Halloween Town where every twist and turn brings a new surprise. Navigate the spine-tingling Halloween Corn Maze, snag a perfectly plump pumpkin from the Pumpkin Patch, and take on the giant slide for a spine-tingling descent. Challenge your agility on our colossal 40’ inflatable obstacle course, and don’t miss the five trick-or-treat spots brimming with sugary delights. Meet and snap a spooky photo with their local witch, and explore the Pop-up Snack & Toy Cottage for a treasure trove of treats and toys! Cost: $16.95 per person”
Hill Creek Farms 2024 Season
Every Fri-Sun (and Columbus Day) 8:00am-5:00pm, Hill Creek Farms, 1631 State Highway 45 Mullica Hill
“Join us for the exciting start of the 2024 season at Hill Creek Farms! Our U-Pick farming experience opens every Friday through Sunday (and Columbus Day!) On Fridays, enjoy the farm with no admission fee—just pay for what you pick! On Saturdays and Sundays, there’s a vehicle admission fee of $20 if purchased online in advance or $25 at the door, which includes a fun hayride for everyone in your vehicle and chance to explore our U-Pick orchards, pumpkin patch, sunflower fields, and vegetable patches. Plus, visit our Market, Bakery, Wine Garden, and Loft for free!! Don’t miss out on a season of fresh produce, fall festivities, and family fun!”
The Red Barn Farm Sunflower & Fall Festival
August 31st to November 3rd, Fridays 3-10pm, Saturdays 11am-10pm, Sundays 11am-Dark, The Red Barn Farm, 391 US-206, Hammonton
“Take a hayride out to the sunflower fields for photo memories. Every guest gets a sunflower to take home. There will also be sunflowers for sale on premises. Get lost in nearly 10 acres of the giant corn maze, and this year’s maze is more challenging than the previous - and dedicated to country music star Luke Bryan. When you escape, head to the fairgrounds and bounce around on the Jumbo Air Pillow, try your hand at lassoing the bull targets and other activities at the fairgrounds. There are acres of sunflowers, food, music, games, and more.”
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Tri State Sunflower Festival
September 5th to October 27th, Dalton Farms, 660 Oak Grove Rd, Swedesboro
“There will be u-pick sunflowers and zinnias, a pumpkin patch, a corn maze, Pumpkin Town, Beach on the Lake, tractor rides, photo ops and more.”
Ceremonies in Circles
April 4th to December 29th, Wheaton Arts, 1000 Village Drive, Millville
“Experience the vivid roots of West African cultures! Visit the “Ceremonies in Circles” exhibit to explore traditional masks, garments, woodcarvings, and objects related to special rituals and community celebrations. The exhibit provides insights into the West African traditions of masquerade as well as artistic interpretations of old wisdom and new meanings. Discover messages that connect people to their ancestors and cultural heritage and interpret concerns for land protection and love for one another. Most featured artworks were created by artists in our region, with others acquired from private collections. Discover works by renowned artists Ira L. Bond, Melvin Deal, Boubacar Diabete, Moussa Diabete, Maxwell Kofi Donkor, Arthur Driscoll, and Richard Robinson Jr.”
FRIDAY October 11th
Yngwie Malmsteen: The 40th Anniversary Tour
8:00-10:00pm, The Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N High St, Millville
“Yngwie Malmsteen is one of the World’s Premiere virtuoso guitarists. Yngwie has dominated the world of solo guitar for two decades. When he was barely 20, Yngwie exploded onto the music scene with his jaw-dropping technique of lightning fast harmonic minor scalar riffing. His 1984 album, “Yngwie J. Malmsteen’s Rising Force,” established seemingly overnight the style now referred to a neo-classical melodic rock. A legend in both style and technique, Yngwie’s long career reached new heights when his totally classical work for orchestra and solo electric guitar, “Concerto Suite,” was released, proving that his classical credentials were genuine. A respected musician among both his peers and his fans, Yngwie continues to play and compose at a level of mastery that many career musicians only dream of.”​
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SATURDAY October 12th
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Surviving the Pine Barrens
10:00am, Brendan T. Byrne State Forest, Mile Marker 1 Highway Route 72 East Woodland Township
“Join us on a 3-mile hike down the Cranberry Dot Trail and learn all about bears, rattlesnakes, and all the other potential dangers of the pine barrens! Age: all ages. Call (609) 726-1191 or email finn.westphal@dep.nj.gov for more information. Weather permitting. Please bring bug spray and water.”
STEM Education Day
10:00am-5:00pm, Animal Welfare Association, 509 Centennial Boulevard, Voorhees Township
“AWA's STEM Education Day will be a fun day for kids to learn about and interact with STEM in the world of animal welfare. Kids will hear from our Shelter Veterinarian, Manager of Behavior & Training and our Education Team. This is a drop-off style evnet. Kids will rotate through different topics like veterinary science and medicine, animal behavior, pet nutrition, engineering and design and safe and unsafe plants for pets. Hands on activities will help participants understand how STEM is used everyday in animal welfare and how they can be involved with this in the future! Sessions are for grades Kindergarten through twelfth grade, so please register for the correct age group and time slot. We would like to thank our friends at WSFS Bank for their generous support of the STEM Education Day.”
Teen Dungeons & Dragons
1:00-2:00pm, Gloucester Twp-Blackwood Rotary Public Library 15 S. Black Horse Pike, Blackwood
“(Ages 13-17) Join us for a thrilling adventure in the world of Dungeons and Dragons! Prior experience unnecessary, though it is recommended to have a character ready beforehand.”
Downtown Camden Master Plan Open House
3:00-8:00pm, Joint Health Sciences Center, 201 South Broadway, Suite 104 A-B-C, Camden
“Camden County and the Rowan University/Rutgers-Camden Board of Governors are hosting an open house for the development of the Downtown Camden Master Plan. The purpose of this project is to develop a master plan for downtown Camden, NJ that serves as a guide for growth and development consistent with the vision and goals for the community. The purpose of this meeting is to solicit feedback on the draft master plan, which will posted to the project’s website on October 22, 2024. For more information and to review the draft master plan in advance of the meeting (starting October 22, 2024), please visit: www.downtowncamdenmasterplan.com
Attendees have the option to attend in-person or virtually and are asked to register in advance.
Both sessions will be held on Tuesday, November 12, 2024. Please see the information above for how to register to attend. Special accommodations (translation/ interpretation) are reasonably available upon request.”
2nd Saturday, Downtown Collingswood
5:00-9:00pm, Hawk Haven Vineyard & Winery, 600 S Railroad Ave, Rio Grande
“Enjoy live music and art in Collingswood! Second Saturday was started by a collection of store owners that had an interest in promoting the arts in Collingswood. Each month from April to December visitors can plan a night on the town to experience the unique arts, music, shopping and dining Collingswood is known for. As always, Second Saturdays are free and there are local artists and musicians on Haddon Avenue. Just arrive & enjoy the culture.
October 12, 2024 Artists:
• Jamal Cormier - 2d cell shaded style art that incorporates colorful elements of music and fashion
• Sister Marianne Hieb and Lou Pesci - sculptures, paintings, and greeting cards of their paintings with the proceeds going to the Meditation Garden
• Donna Gerber of Edie and Sue Creations - assortment of crochet animals (amigurumi), seasonal decor, and wearables (hats, etc.)
• Suzanne Woolslayer - marionettes, puppets, and mobiles
• Quiz Kim - crochet & watercolor
October 12, 2024 Music: TBD
45th Medford Apple Festival
9:00am-4:00pm, Kirby’s Mill, 275 Church Rd, Medford
“Annual Apple Festival - food, fun, 120+ crafters, live music, blacksmithing, milling and museums spaces open. Free to attend. Crafters can apply through our website. Free parking down Fostertown Road. Presented by ShopRite of Medford, the event draws thousands of visitors to browse 120+ custom crafters, plus great food, apple butter, apple cider, apple baked goods, signature apple cider donuts and specially made apple ice cream. Live music will be playing throughout the day. Crafters will be on-hand for nearly every interest and wallet. For children this year, there will be games, and arts and crafts for children’s interests. Well behaved dogs are welcome to attend Apple Festival, provided their parents clean up after them. Pets and owners can shop our pet crafters making treats, bandanas and toys. Rounding out the list of crafters, there will be jewelers, needle workers, basket weavers, painters, photographers, wood workers, original art, pottery, holiday items and sign crafters. Kirby’s Mill is located 275 Church Road, at the corner of Fostertown Road. ADMISSION IS FREE Parking will be available on Fostertown Road courtesy of Park View Cemetery at Kirby's Mill and also at Church Rd & Eayrestown Rd. courtesy of Jersey Acres, LLC.”
Milling Day
1:00-4:00pm, Medford Historical Society, 275 Church Rd, Medford
“Milling demonstrations, museum spaces open, check out the gears in the basement.”
Coping with Sex & Cancer
3:00-5:00pm, 5101 Black Horse Pike, Turnersville
“Join us for a transformative workshop to address the intimate and sexual challenges faced by women and their partners affected by cancer. Led by Nicole Dreibelbis, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner from UPMC Oncology Sexual Health Program and sponsored by Uberlube. This is a FREE event, but please get your tickets from our Eventbrite page (still free – just need them for numbers)!”
Boos & Brews Pop-Up Movie Night
5:00-9:00pm, Downtown Collingswood, Powell Lane & Haddon Ave
“Join us in Downtown Collingswood for a night of Halloween fun. Enjoy brews by Raccoon Taproom, live music, fire pits, and delicious treats, all while watching the classic Halloween film Hocus Pocus under the stars! Bring your own chair, relax with friends, and soak in the spooky vibes. It's the perfect night to celebrate the season with great drinks, entertainment, and a little bit of movie magic! Don’t miss out on this cozy, festive evening in the heart of Collingswood!”
Fall Feels & Vineyard Vibes at Hawk Haven Vineyard & Winery
10:00am-2:00pm, Hawk Haven Vineyard & Winery, 600 S Railroad Ave, Rio Grande
“Embrace all the fall feels and vineyard vibes every Saturday & Sunday at Hawk Haven! Join us for a weekend of wine tasting, live music, and delicious bites from local food trucks. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or just looking for a good time, Weekend Vineyard Vibes is the perfect blend of wine, music, and fun. Come join us for a weekend filled with good vibes and great wines at Hawk Haven! Carlos Morales 12-3pm & Gordon Vincent 3-6pm”
Berlin Boro Fall Fest
10:00am, Berlin Boro County Park, 43 S. Park Dr, Berlin
“Looking for something fun to do with the fam? Head to this 13th-annual event featuring vendors, crafters, food trucks, antique cars, and tons of fun. Don’t miss the Mutt Strut dog costume parade.”
Hunter’s Moon Festival at Willow Creek Winery
11:30am-6:00pm, Willow Creek Winery & Farm, 168 Stevens Street, West Cape May
“It’s Where You Want to Read.” Now in its 22nd year, the Collingswood Book Festival has been called the most quiet fun experience thousands of people can have! Every year the avenue comes alive with readers connecting with over 60 presenting authors and an additional 275 authors and exhibitors, plus music, food, and literary games and activities. Our award-winning festival is the longest-running, largest literary event in the Delaware Valley. Attendance in 2019 surpassed 7,000 and keeps growing.”
Saturday Sips and Sounds
11:30am-2:30pm, Bellview Winery, 150 Atlantic Ave, Landisville
“Join us for a relaxing Saturday afternoon with our Sips and Sounds from 11:30am-2:30pm. We will have live music and a specialty Saturday Only cheese platter available each weekend! Wine Flights, Wine Tastings (by appointment), Sangria, and Specialty Wine Cocktails will be available each weekend! Bring out your friends and enjoy a relaxing Saturday afternoon to start off the weekend! Live Music Line-up: Adam Reiss”
Albert Music Hall – Harvest Hootenanny
12:30-6:00pm, Albert Music Hall, 131 Wells Mills Rd, Waretown
“Harvest Hootenanny is a special Sunday afternoon show on October 13 with a full day of music! Come and hang out for the day! Listen to the bands, have some food, check out the Pickin' Shed, shop in the gift booth, buy 50/50 and raffle tickets and enjoy a chilled Sunday afternoon of great music.
Doors for this event will open at 12:30 p.m. with 4½ hours of music starting at 1:30 p.m. The lineup is as follows:
- 1:30 p.m., Redbird & Raven
- 2:00 p.m., Billy T Midnight
- 2:30 p.m., The Successful Failures
- 3:00 p.m., James Dalton
- 3:30 p.m., The Wild Grit
- 4:00 p.m., Fish & Whistle
- 4:30 p.m., Elaine & The Cimarron Sky Band
- 5:00 p.m., Red River Boys
- 5:30 p.m., The Quixote Project (Hall debut!)
Admission is $10 for this extended show; only $1 for kids under 12.
On the menu in the snack booth will be some delicious chicken parm sandwiches, kielbasa and kraut, cheeseburgers,and hot dogs - so come and have lunch and/or dinner. There will also be the usual variety of cakes, cookies, pies, ice cream, plus water and a variety of sodas and seltzers.
If you feel like a change of scenery, the Pickin' Shed and porch will be open for jamming throughout the event. You can bring an instrument and join in, or just listen in and enjoy the sweet sounds of the pines.
The gift shop has a selection of gifts, books and music, including the new Local Artisans corner. 50th Anniversary merch is available, including mugs, glasses, t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, pins and more. New long-sleeved Jersey Devil shirts are in stock as well as the new red Devil t-shirts. 50/50 and Anniversary Raffle tickets will be available in the foyer for $10.​​​”
Deptford Fall Festival
1:00-7:00pm, 138 Andalord Way, Deptford Township
“Embrace the spirit of autumn at the Deptford Fall Festival! Join us on October 12th from 1 PM to 7 PM for a day filled with family-friendly activities, local vendors, delicious food, and festive entertainment. Whether you’re in the mood for pumpkin picking, hayrides, or enjoying live music, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Come celebrate the season with your community and make lasting memories!”
Witches of Pitman Shoppe Hop
2:00-6:00pm, Uptown Pitman
“Grab your Broomsticks and fly into Uptown Pitman for the Annual Witches of Pitman Shoppe Hop. We are conjuring spellbinding events for your coven! Horse Carriage Rides, Facepainting, Sanderson Sisters “Meet & Greet”, Enchanting Sales & Specials from Uptown Pitman Businesses, Beer Garden on Theatre Ave 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Food Trucks
Not Your Average Weiner
DJ & Costume Contest
Witches Costume Contest!! Prizes for…Best Costume, Best Hat, Best Makeup, Best Shoes, Best Broom, Best Witch Cackle
Witch’s Moonlit Market, Eerie & Extraordinary Vendors!
Potter Bee Designs, Moon Magic Jars, Magical Moon Jewelry, Ghost with the most boo-tique, Wild echo home décor, Wild roots boutique, TCC boutique, Glen lake soap co
Lily Lynn co, Growing creations by Ashley, Ellie Mae’s Desserts, Wandering Lotus
Aida’s Art Inspirations, Grunge Magic, The Serpent and The Dove, Witchy Washy Bath
Harpoon Creative Industries, Leann the Illustrator, Enchanted Handcrafts
Fairy Odd Parent, Mere Jane Art, Am’s Wonderland, Three Lab’s Woodworking
Tiff’s Scented Side Hustle, Aromotica, Natural Karma – Native American Art
Painted Deer Creations, The Crochet Chick, Annaliese Art, Drake Cosmetics, Windy City Wildflowers, Mission Relief Therapeutics, Ardistry, Crystal Jay’s Salon & Spa, In Good Spirit, Anavi Boutique, Bohemian Sovereign, Lazy Daze Apparel, Splendiferous Bows
Graveyard Tongues Candle Co., Stick Style, The Creep Boutique, Stepping Stone Sanctuary Bows, Jerzy Girl Creations, Tangled Products LLC, Luv & Sunshine, Dawn Michelle Psychic Medium”
Fall Festival
Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm, Sunday 11:00am-3:00pm, Farm House Design, Mullica Hill
“Join us for the 52nd Mullica Hill Fall Festival! Everything Fall is here! Live music, 2 craft courtyards, games, bounce house, Jonathan the Juggler, food trucks and so much more! 2 camps and battles both days for our living history program. Build a scarecrow with HTR is Saturday only. The Ghastley Tales of the Civil War is now Friday and Saturday! Event is rain or shine. come out and enjoy the best Fall has to offer on Mai. St. in Mullica Hill. The event is free to the public andnis a 2 day event. Saturday 10am to 5pm or later and 10am to 3pm Sunday.”
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SUNDAY October 13th
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Merchant Street Oktoberfest
8:00am, 100 W. Merchant Street, Audubon
“Hip Inc. Presents the 2024 Merchant Street Oktoberfest! More than just your regular fall festival- we're teaming up to compliment the amazing attributes of Audubon! Specialty vendors, musicians, libations, seasonal offerings and more. Mark your calendar, and follow along- more details will be released soon!”
Woodstown Central’s Autumn Leaf Pumpkin Train
10:00am-3:30pm, 650 Alloway-Woodstown Road, Woodstown
“Woodstown Central Railroad’s highly anticipated Autumn Leaf Pumpkin Train has returned! Weekends between October 5th and 27th embark on a rare-milage autumn-themed journey! Take in the lush woods and scenic farmland as our train travels the line. Passengers will enjoy many of the activities included in your train ticket: Pick out a pumpkin Enjoy cider and a donut from our station Play fall-themed activities This is an unforgettable Fall experience that you won’t soon forget. Please allow approximately 90 minutes for your entire experience. Parking: Free parking at location Price: Starting at $30 for Adults, $22 for Children, and $5 for Toddlers Duration: 90 mins”
Coffee with Cats
11:00am-3:00pm, Ren’s Coffeehouse & Books, 26 N. Black Horse Pike, Blackwood
“Start your day with the perfect blend of caffeine and cuteness at Coffee with Cats! Sip on your favorite brew while spending time with friendly, playful cats in a cozy atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to relax, de-stress, or simply enjoy some feline companionship, this event offers the purr-fect way to unwind. Come for the coffee, stay for the cats—don’t miss out on this delightful experience!”
Paint Your Pet
3:00-5:30, Camden County Office of Sustainability, 508 Lakeland Rd, Blackwood
“Celebrate your furry friend with a fun and creative experience at Paint Your Pet! Join us for a unique painting session where you’ll be guided step-by-step to create a personalized masterpiece of your beloved pet. No painting experience needed—just bring your love for your pet and get ready for an unforgettable, artistic adventure! Reserve your spot today and take home a special keepsake that captures your pet’s personality and charm!”
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FARMERS MARKETS
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Collingswood Farmers Market (May through Thanksgiving)
Saturdays, 8:00am-12:00pm, 713 North Atlantic Ave, Collingswood
“Growing since 2000, the Collingswood Farmers’ Market’s participating farmers value the opportunity to interact with the people who eat the food they grow. Their presence in the community emphasizes the role New Jersey farming plays in the preservation of landscapes, lifestyles, nutrition, and the local food supply. And it’s not just farms–local vendors and activities help make the market a vibrant and fun destination!”
Haddonfield Farmers Market (May 15th through October 16th)
Saturdays, 8:30am-1:00pm, 2 Kings Ct., Haddonfield
“Join us in Kings Court every Saturday, from now until late October, to shop the Haddonfield Farmers’ Market. Choose from fresh produce, flowers, baked good, home goods, kitchen needs and more!”
Burlington County Farmers Market (May 8th through November 23rd)
Saturdays, 8:30am-1:00pm, 500 Centerton Rd, Moorestown
“Opening for the season May 8th, Burlington County operates a weekly community farmers market that features more than 30 vendors. The market is an extension of the county’s farmland preservation goals in that it provides opportunities for local farmers to direct market their products at retail prices.”
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Rancocas Woods Farmers Market (Jun 2 – October 13)
Sundays, 10:00am-2:00pm, 200 Creek Road Unit C, Mount Laurel
“Join us for the Rancocas Woods Farmers Market! Every Sunday from June 2-October 13! Community Yoga EVERY week (except on special event dates). Find produce, flowers, baked goods, meat, cheese, vegan eats, hard cider, liquor, crafts, and so much more!”
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Haddon Heights Farmers Market (May to October)
Sundays, 9:30am-1:00pm, Station Ave & Atlantic Ave, Haddon Heights
“Every Sunday at the Haddon Heights Farmers Market, you will find fresh produce, unique crafts, entertainment, and highlighted specials from local businesses.”
Gloucester City Farmers Market (May to November 22)
Sundays, 9:30am-1:00pm, Gloucester City Marina - King St and Jersey Ave.
“NJ Fresh produce, free range eggs, honey, herbs, flowers, gourmet coffee, fresh baked breads and pastries. Second Sunday of every month includes Crafters and Artisans. Live music (weather Permitting
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Springdale Farm Market (Year-round)
8:00am-6:00pm, Springdale Farm Market, 1638 South Springdale Road, Cherry Hill
“For almost 75 years our family has been growing and selling fresh fruits and vegetables on Springdale Road. Much has changed since 1949, but our commitment to sustainable farming is as firm as ever. Our family, our farming, our land is increasingly part of this great community we call Cherry Hill, NJ. - PEACHY PARTY: August 3rd, 8:30am-1pm"
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