Brick farmers market returns may 2 with nearly 70 vendors for 12th season

Brick, NJ – The Brick Farmers Market is set to return for its 12th season next month, bringing dozens of vendors and weekly community gatherings back to Windward Beach as spring gets underway. Organizers say this year’s market will feature one of its largest and most diverse lineups to date.

The market opens Saturday, May 2, and will run every Saturday through October 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Windward Beach. Admission remains free, and visitors are welcome to bring leashed dogs.

Nearly 70 vendors have already committed to the upcoming season, including a mix of long-standing participants, returning favorites, and several new vendors joining for the first time.

Vendor lineup expands for 2026 season

Key Points

Brick Farmers Market opens May 2 for its 12th season at Windward Beach
Nearly 70 vendors signed on, including returning and first-time participants
Market runs Saturdays through October 3 with free admission

Organizers said the vendor list reflects both continuity and growth, with businesses that have participated since the market’s early years returning alongside newer additions that have become regular fixtures. First-time vendors are also expected to add new offerings for shoppers this season.

The weekly market has become a staple in the community, drawing consistent crowds throughout the spring and summer months. Attendees can expect a wide selection of goods and local products each week as vendors rotate and expand their offerings.

Weekly market aims to draw returning and new visitors

Market officials encouraged residents and visitors to attend throughout the season and explore the full range of vendors. A complete vendor list is available online for those planning their visits in advance.

Organizers said they look forward to welcoming both longtime attendees and first-time visitors as the market returns for another season at the shore.

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