We are currently closed for the season, but visit us at the following locations beginning in June 2019:
178 Jones Ave
NBCFM Market Pavilion
178 Jones Avenue
New Brunswick
Directions to 178 Jones Avenue
NBCFM Vendor Information – Saturdays
Pop's Farm: Pop's Farm Market and Garden Center is located in nearby Monroe Township, NJ. The farm has been operated by the same family for three generations! They continue to bring fresh, high quality fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, and more to each of our markets, so you can visit them every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday! www.popsfarmmarketandgardencenter.com
The Student Farm at Rutgers: This farm is located right here on the Rutgers Cook Campus. It is entirely organic and serves as both a source of food and an outdoor classroom for students. They offer delicious heirloom tomatoes, an assortment of herbs, edible flowers, and many other veggies.
178 Jones Ave
NBCFM Market Pavilion
178 Jones Avenue
New Brunswick
Directions to 178 Jones Avenue
NBCFM Vendor Information – Tuesdays
Kilmer Square Park
Kilmer Square Park
108 Albany Street
New Brunswick
Directions to Kilmer Square Park
NBCFM Vendor Information – Wednesdays
Cox Corner Market: Cox Corner Market joins us each week with an assortment of items. Here you'll find Jersey Fresh produce, eggs, freshly baked pies, cookies, and other baked goods. The stand is run by Paul, whose wife bakes fresh goodies each morning.
Pop's Farm: Pop's Farm Market and Garden Center is located in nearby Monroe Township, NJ. The farm has been operated by the same family for three generations! They continue to bring fresh, high quality fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, and more to each of our markets, so you can visit them every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday! www.popsfarmmarketandgardencenter.com
Honeycakes Bakery: Specializing in European style sweets & savory items, Honeycakes baker Susan brings delicious and unique treats to the farmers market. Be sure to try them all!
Lavished by Nature: Lavished by Nature - by Crystal Marie is focused on providing all natural body and skincare products that are chemical and toxin free! We use all natural ingredients that can enhance and improve the health of your skin. Your body deserves to be Lavished by Nature.
Rutgers University Entrepreneurial Agriculture (REAP) Produce: Rutgers University students grow a diverse spectrum of fresh produce, ranging from okra and amaranth to specialty hot peppers and squash, under the direction of Professor Albert Ayeni. Visit their stand at the NBCFM to learn more about incorporating unique produce options into your daily diet; don't leave empty-handed!
Sofi's Accessories: Stop by for an assortment of accessories, including handbags, jewelry, sunglasses, and more offered by this local New Brunswick business. At our Tuesday and Saturday markets, Joselyn will have homemade flan and ceviche available!
Tina Argonish Designs: Christina "Tina" Argonish hand-embellishes fabric art pieces that include tote bags, shirts, jackets, shorts, and jeans. She also offers original artwork (prints and collages), both framed and unframed. Many of her original designs are inspired by nature, all are lovely and unique!
64 Nichol Avenue
Opening Day: September 6Rutgers Cook Campus, 64 Nichol Avenue
Directions to Cook Campus, 64 Nichol Avenue
Open: 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
September 6th – October 25th
Please note that we are unable to accept WIC or SFMNP vouchers on Thursdays in our Nichol Avenue location. Customers are welcome to redeem WIC and SFMNP vouchers at our Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday markets. We are happy to continue accepting SNAP and NBCFM Market Bucks at all markets locations.
Rutgers Students: for easy access to the market, take the bus to the College Hall or Red Oak Lane bus stop on Cook Campus, then follow the signs to the market!NBCFM Vendor Information – Thursdays (Starting in September)
Fernbrook Farm: Fernbrook Farm offers a wide range of fresh fruits and vegetables, and cut flowers, at the market. Although not a USDA certified organic farm, Fernbrook Farm grows their produce without using chemical fertilizers, herbicides or insecticides. Their philosophy is to grow healthy food by growing healthy soils, connecting people with their food, and giving them an excellent value for their food dollar.
Fantastic Thai: Here, Chef Phensri creates amazing Thai dishes right in front of you. Beginning in September, you can visit Fantastic Thai every Thursday for lunch. The chef also offers cooking demonstrations throughout the season and offers key ingredients for sale right at the market, enabling you to make your own authentic Thai cuisine at home. http://www.fantastic-thai.com/
