Brick farmers market returns in may with over 60 vendors lined up

Brick Farmers Market returns in May with over 60 vendors lined up

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April 4, 2025
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The popular Saturday market returns with a full vendor list and a fresh lineup for the summer season.

BRICK, N.J. — The Brick Farmers Market will return for its 11th season on Saturday, May 3, bringing back a weekly lineup of vendors, produce, and local goods at Windward Beach Park, officials announced.

Key Points

  • Brick Farmers Market opens Saturday, May 3 at Windward Beach Park
  • Market will run weekly on Saturdays through October 4
  • Over 60 vendors are signed up for the season

The market will be held every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. through October 4. Admission is free, and the event is open to leashed dogs.

Mayor Lisa Crate confirmed the vendor list is already full with returning favorites and new sellers. “This year’s Brick Farmers Market promises to be our best one yet,” she said. “We have over 60 vendors signed up for this summer already.”

The Brick Farmers Market, which began in 2015, has grown into one of the largest municipally-run farmers markets in New Jersey, attracting thousands of visitors each week.

Windward Beach Park has hosted the event since its inception. The location provides space for produce stands, baked goods, fresh flowers, artisan products, and prepared foods.

Pets are welcome at the market, but must remain leashed throughout the event, per township guidelines.

The Brick Farmers Market is set to run rain or shine.

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