Princeton Farmers Market
55 Witherspoon Street, Princeton, NJ
Thursdays
Posted hours: Thursday 10 AM to 3 PM.
Market days and hours
| Season not stated | Thursday | 10 AM to 3 PM |
Year-round Seasons and hours are the ones the market reported to the USDA. Weather closures, holidays and mid-season changes are not in the file.
Market details
Address
55 Witherspoon Street
Princeton, NJ
Where exactly
Hinds Plaza - next to the Princeton Public Library
Setting
Public plaza, No
Vendors
About 25 vendors, as reported.
Assistance programs
SNAP EBT accepted, WIC, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
Payments
Cash, Debit card/Credit card
Source
USDA Local Food Directories, Farmers Market Directory, listing dated Aug 13, 2025
What is sold here
As reported to the USDA.
- Baked goods
- Bedding plants
- Canned or preserved fruits/vegetables
- Coffee/tea
- Crafts/woodworking items
- Cut flowers
- Dairy products
- Dry beans
- Eggs
- Fish/seafood
- Fresh fruits
- Fresh vegetables
- Fresh/dried herbs
- Grains/flour
- Honey
- Juices/non-alcoholic ciders
- Maple products
- Mushrooms
- Nursery stock (trees)
- Nuts
- Pet food
- Poultry/fowl meat and products
- Prepared foods
- Red/other non-poultry meat and products
- Soap/body care products
- Tofu/non-animal protein
- Wild harvested forest products
Growing practices reported
Organic (USDA Certified), Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic, Certified "Naturally Grown", No antibiotics, Non-GMO, No hormones, No pesticides, Grass Fed, Pasture-raised/free-range animals, Humane treatment of animals, Fair labor practices, living wage, fair trade, etc.
About this market
The Princeton Farmers Market began in 2009 with the idea of bringing healthy, locally produced food and goods right into the center of Princeton. Our goal is to build a vibrant community that supports local agriculture, small businesses, a healthier environment and a more sustainable future. As we continue to build our community it is our goal to reach a larger audience and educate others on the value of eating fresh foods and shopping local. Customers can expect fresh produce, local meats, farmstead cheeses, baked goods, handcrafted items, knife sharpening, live music and lots more! The market doubles SNAP up to $20 a day, is accessible by public transportation, has plenty of seating and is pet friendly, so bring your furry friends along with you too!
Before you go
Markets move, skip weeks for weather and change hours mid-season more often than the USDA file is updated. If it is a long drive, check the market's own site or social page first.
Check the market website ↗Source: USDA Local Food Directories, Farmers Market Directory, as entered by the market, listing dated Aug 13, 2025. Checked September 22, 2026. Report a correction.