Haddonfield Farmers Market

Haddonfield Farmers Market pairs a Saturday shopping run with a mission-minded vendor mix that includes businesses built around family recipes, natural foods, and handmade goods. The market meets at Kings Court on Kings Highway in Haddonfield, giving it a small downtown setting for produce, prepared foods, flowers, drinks, and pantry items. Its current season opens May 16, 2026, and the market runs on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.. That combination makes this market feel less like a single-category produce stop and more like a weekly place to assemble breakfast, lunch, ingredients, and gifts in one pass.

Why it matters locally

Kings Court has been the market’s longtime home, and the market is organized around recurring Saturday service in Haddonfield rather than occasional pop-up dates. The market also operates with support from donations, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers, showing that its season depends on local participation as well as shopper turnout.

The market’s local role is also visible in the roster itself. Earth Eats Co. is identified as a woman-owned natural food store in Haddonfield, Sara’s Produce emphasizes local fruits and vegetables, and Turning Point Farm is based in Harrison Township in Gloucester County. Public-facing seasonal moments reinforce that place-based identity too, including an opening day for the 2026 season and an 18th annual ribbon-cutting noted with agriculture and county guests.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans broad rather than narrowly farm-only, with produce vendors sharing space with bakeries, hot food, flowers, personal care makers, beverage producers, and giftable handmade goods. That makes Haddonfield Farmers Market useful for both ingredient shopping and ready-to-eat stops within the same Saturday visit.

• -Pick up fresh produce from Mari’s Market.
• -Find local fruits and vegetables at Sara’s Produce.
• -Shop select produce and other farm goods from Sorbello Girls Farm Market.
• -Browse Turning Point Farm, a market farm from Harrison Township in Gloucester County.
• -Take home garden flowers, bouquets, and artful arrangements from Muth Farm Flowers.
• -Add all-natural guacamole from Anita’s Guacamole, a business rooted in a family recipe.
• -Grab Italian staples including stromboli, pizza, cakes, and pastries from Cacia’s Bakery & Deli.
• -Order sandwiches and salads from Crumb Sandwich Joint, which features house-made focaccia.
• -Choose gluten-free foods and desserts from Goodies by Jenn.
• -Try Dominican empanadas with a twist from Lula’s Empanadas.
• -Stock up on homemade pasta sauce from Momma Rose Pasta Sauce.
• -Look for smoked brisket pastrami, pork ribs, pulled pork, and broccoli rabe sandwiches at Ok Charleys Barbeque.
• -Sip fresh smoothies from Seashore Smoothies.
• -Sample ciders and meads from Armageddon Brewing.
• -Explore brandy and liqueurs from Blue Rascal Distillery in Hammonton’s blueberry country.
• -Find vegan, nut-free cheese sauce made from yellow zucchinis at Zookene Cheese.

The calendar stays simple and regular: the market runs weekly on Saturdays, and the 2026 season opens on May 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m..

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, and restrooms are not available on site. The market is held at Kings Court in Haddonfield, with the site also identified as 2 Kings Court, Haddonfield, NJ 08033. If you are planning around the current published season, opening day is May 16, 2026, and the market then runs every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m..

One more practical note: the market clearly invites participation beyond shopping, with options to become a vendor, sponsor, or volunteer during the season. Payment methods are indicated as clearly posted by the market, though no SNAP or EBT acceptance is stated here.