Nutley Farmers Market

Nutley Farmers Market pairs a Sunday shopping routine with a public-health mission: it is funded in part through a grant to the Nutley Department of Health from Partners for Health Foundation, whose mission is to make communities healthier places to live. That framing fits a market where produce stands sit alongside bread, coffee, cheese, honey, spices, prepared foods, and specialty pantry goods from named New Jersey vendors. The result is a market geared as much toward weekly food shopping as casual browsing, with SNAP accepted and a compact seasonal schedule from June through October.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans practical first: farm stands, bakery tables, coffee, cheese, honey, and pantry items anchor the market, with prepared foods and rotating featured vendors expanding the lineup. Nutley’s roster also stretches beyond produce into beverages, specialty snacks, beauty and apothecary goods, pet treats, and handmade items, so the walk can cover both groceries and a few side finds.

• -Shop produce from Asprocolas Acres.
• -Pick up baked goods from Baker NJ.
• -Cool off with drinks from Cat-Like Reflexes Lemonade.
• -Start with coffee from Cozz Coffee.
• -Grab prepared foods from Empanada Lady.
• -Find beer from Ghost Hawk Brewing Co..
• -Add pantry or prepared items from Grandma Emma's.
• -Look for farm products from Hidden Valley Farm.
• -Bring home sauces and Italian pantry goods from Hoboken Farms.
• -Browse cheeses from Jersey Girl Cheese.
• -Try spirits from Jersey Spirits.
• -Stock up on honey from Neshanic Valley Beekeepers.
• -Choose antipasto-style items from Pickles Olives Etc..
• -Season dinner with blends from Rose and Ruth's - Small Batch Spices.
• -Take home breads and pastries from Saya Bakery.
• -Shop microgreens and greens from Tiny Harvest Co..
• -Find orchard fruit from Treelicious Orchards.
• -Catch featured appearances from Cannapoluzza Farms, Sophie’s Garden, Crystals in Copper, and Ignis Moon on select dates.

The market also highlights an entertainment schedule, Market Walk and Talk programming, food pantry donations, and senior farmers market vouchers as part of its seasonal setup.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest rule likely to change a Sunday plan. The market runs at 537 Franklin Avenue on Sundays from 9am to 2pm during the June-through-October season, so it is a once-a-week stop rather than a daily downtown option. Nutley also ties the market to health-oriented programming through the local health department and lists Market Walk and Talk, food pantry donations, and senior farmers market vouchers alongside the vendor roster. One visitor noted that breads can sell out earlier in the day, which may matter if bakery shopping is on your list.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted at Nutley Farmers Market, an important detail for anyone planning a weekly grocery stop here. The market materials also frame farmers markets as places to try new fruits and vegetables and note senior farmers market vouchers among the market’s related programs. Payment methods are presented clearly by the market, which helps with planning before you arrive.