Events for Saturday June 14, 2025
West Windsor Community Farmers' Market
877 Alexander Road, Princeton Junction Up to 50 farms and other vendors on site selling fresh produce, meat, sweets, beer, tea, bread, pickles, and more. Live music and other special events weekly.
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Blue Moon Acres Farm Market
Blue Moon Acres Farm Market will open for the season beginning on Friday April 18th. The farm market will be open on Fridays 9am-5pm and Saturdays 9am-3pm until December. 11 Willow Creek Drive, Pennington. Blue Moon Acres’ mission is to offer the most nutritious organically-grown produce and locally-sourced favorites. Owners Jim and Kathy Lyons have provided organic food to restaurants for thirty four years and want to offer it to their neighbors as well. Inside the geothermally heated and cooled building will be a selection of Blue Moon-grown Certified Organic produce, micro greens, eggs, rice, our own line of Herbarium body care products made with herbs grown on the farm, as well as an array of products from other local vendors. New this year: Cherry Grove Farm and Doublebrook Farm meats, Cherry Grove Farm cheeses, Otolith sustainable seafood, and Bent Spoon ice cream. Customers may also sign up for a subscription produce box for weekly pickup at the farm or delivery to their home. We offer our boxes containing Certified Organic produce and fruits year-round! Click here for more information
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McConkey’s Market, Washington Crossing Historic Park
WASHINGTON CROSSING, Pa. – McConkey’s Market returns for its 10th spring season on Saturday, June 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Washington Crossing Historic Park (PA). Held only twice a year, the market features nearly 100 vendors selling an eclectic mix of artisan crafts, up-cycled items, vintage goods, handmade jewelry, original art and photography, pottery, reclaimed furniture, and collectibles. The market also includes live music and several food vendors. McConkey’s Market takes its name from the park’s historic McConkey Ferry Inn. The building represents a typical country inn or tavern of the Revolutionary era. Tradition has it that George Washington ate at the inn prior to his crossing of the Delaware River. Admission to the market is free and it will be held rain or shine. For more information, visit McConkeysMarket.com or follow the market on Facebook or Instagram.
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Native Plant Sale, Lambertville Goes Wild
Lambertville Goes Wild (LGW) is sponsoring a native plant sale Saturday, June 14, from 10 am to 4 pm at Mary Sheridan Park, 37 York Street in Lambertville (rain or shine). Toadshade Wildflower Farm and East Coast Natives will be offering plants for sale, with pre-ordering available through their websites. The Native Plant Society of New Jersey will have representatives and information available. LGW team members will be happy to answer your questions about gardening for wildlife, and to help identify mystery plants from your property. For more information, visit lambertvillegoeswild.weebly.com and on the Lambertville Goes Wild Facebook page.
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