If you’re craving juicy Jersey tomatoes, farm-fresh eggs, or homemade jam, you’re in luck—Monmouth County is bursting with vibrant farmers markets that celebrate our local growers, bakers, and makers. Whether you’re stocking up for the week or just browsing with a coffee in hand, these markets are a must-visit for fresh, local flavor.
🍎 Bell Works Fresh Market – Holmdel
Held indoors in the iconic Bell Works building, this farmers market is more than just shopping—it’s a whole experience. With a modern vibe, Bell Works Fresh features local produce, handmade goods, gourmet eats, and even live music. Grab lunch, support local vendors, and stroll through the sprawling indoor space that blends innovation with community.
🗓 Wednesdays, 11 AM – 4 PM (Year-round, select dates)
📍101 Crawfords Corner Rd, Holmdel
🌽 Red Bank Farmers Market
A beloved Sunday tradition, this market is located in the Galleria parking lot and draws crowds for its robust mix of farmers, food vendors, and artisans. From just-picked corn to wood-fired pizzas, there’s something for everyone.
🗓 Sundays, 9 AM – 2 PM (May–November)
📍Corner of Bridge Ave & West Front St, Red Bank
🥬 Asbury Fresh – Asbury Park
Asbury Fresh brings together a stylish mix of produce, local honey, baked goods, handmade crafts, and more—right in the heart of this vibrant beach town. With its artsy energy and rotating vendors, it’s the perfect Sunday stop after a morning on the boardwalk.
🗓 Sundays, 10 AM – 3 PM (June–October)
📍Kennedy Park, Cookman Ave, Asbury Park
🥕 Freehold Borough Farmers Market
Tucked behind Borough Hall, this small but mighty market is a great place to grab fresh vegetables, local eggs, flowers, and specialty treats. It’s relaxed, friendly, and easy to navigate.
🗓 Fridays, 11 AM – 4 PM (July–October)
📍68 W. Main Street, Freehold
🍓 Highlands Farmers Market
Overlooking the marina, this waterfront market offers fresh produce, baked goods, local wines, and seafood—plus live music and events that make it feel like a mini festival.
🗓 Saturdays, 8:30 AM – 1 PM (June–November)
📍Bay & Waterwitch Avenues, Highlands
Make the Most of Your Visit
Bring your own bags, come early for the best selection, and don’t be afraid to ask farmers for recipe tips—they’re usually happy to share! Supporting these markets means supporting local agriculture and small businesses—and that’s always a good idea.
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📲 Contact me today and let’s get you settled near your favorite farmers market!