Farm-to-Table Freshness: Why the Ridgewood Farmers Market Is Your Ultimate Sunday Destination
the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, Looking for the ultimate weekend ritual that supports local farmers and treats your tastebuds? Look no further than the heart of Bergen County.
Ridgewood NJ, the Farmers Market is brought to you by The Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce is back ! It will be located at the NJ Train Station Parking Lot on the West Side of Town.
Waldwick NJ, file this under you never know what you’ll find at a farmers market . On a recent trip to the Ridgewood Farmers market we stumbled across a craft micro-brewery selling beer . So we thought cool now that’s something we could really use so let’s give it a shot.
Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Farmer’s Market will be held at the West Side of the Ridgewood Train Station Lot , every Sunday At 8:30am-2:00pm From June 27th Through November 21st.
Farmers’ Market will stay open until November 22 – as long as the weather permits.. place your orders this weekend. Thank you for wearing your masks , it is very much appreciated. The Farmers markets is on the westside Ridgewood Train station, form 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM.
Jersey City NJ, Mayor Steven M. Fulop announced today the latest step toward carefully reopening the municipality after a nearly two-month lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic with a new policy that allows farmers’ markets to reopen, providing healthy, organic produce to residents in all parts of the city. Maybe other municipalities will follow his lead .
Sun, June 25, 2017 – Sun, November 19, 2017
Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: Train Station Parking Lot, Godwin Ave & W Ridgewood Ave
Celebrating 17 years with Farm to table, fresh and delicious produce.
Ridgewood’s Farmers’ Market
Every Sunday from 9am-3pm
westside of NJ Transit train station…
Enjoy our farmers vegetables and fruit until Thanksgiving.
Stroll and get some fresh Mozzarella.
Homemade Jams-with flavors you cannot get any other place.
Fresh baked goods, preservative free.
Pickles on a stick for the kids and more.
Beautiful flowers for your yard.
FARM – and more – TO your TABLE…
for more details – [email protected]
201-445-2600
Location: Train Station Parking Lot, Godwin Ave & W Ridgewood Ave
Celebrating 17 years with
Farm to table, fresh and delicious produce.
Ridgewood’s Farmers’ Market
Every Sunday from 9am-3pm
westside of NJ Transit train station…
Enjoy our farmers vegetables and fruit until
Thanksgiving.
Stroll and get some fresh Mozzarella.
Homemade Jams-with flavors you cannot get any other place.
Fresh baked goods, preservative free.
Pickles on a stick for the kids and more.
Beautiful flowers for your yard.
FARM – and more – TO your TABLE…
for more details – [email protected]
201-445-2600
Sun, June 25, 2017 – Sun, November 19, 2017
Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Train Station Parking Lot, Godwin Ave & W Ridgewood Ave
Celebrating 17 years with Farm to table, fresh and delicious produce.Ridgewood’s Farmers’ Market , Every Sunday from 9am-3pm ,westside of NJ Transit train station…Enjoy our farmers vegetables and fruit until Thanksgiving.
Stroll and get some fresh Mozzarella. Homemade Jams-with flavors you cannot get any other place. Fresh baked goods, preservative free. Pickles on a stick for the kids and more. Beautiful flowers for your yard.
FARM – and more – TO your TABLE…
for more details – [email protected]
201-445-2600
ORDER YOUR PIES, GET YOUR JAMS,
SELECT YOUR FRUIT…
GET THE FRESH FARM TO TABLE VEGETABLES
VEGETABLES…
DON”T FORGET YOUR MOZZARLLA …
PICKLES FOR THE SIDE…
SEPTEMBER 4, 2015 LAST UPDATED: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2015, 1:27 PM
BY MARK KRULISH
STAFF WRITER |
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS
For the past 15 years, the Ridgewood Farmers’ Market has returned to the village every Sunday to sell its fresh, locally grown produce to northern New Jersey customers, who happily peruse the various stands to see which products are available each week.
But when the day ends and the unsold fresh fruits and vegetables are left over, where do they end up?
A few years ago, a group of volunteers from Ridgewood’s First Presbyterian Church found an answer for that question.
Mary Shaw, a church member who coordinates the volunteers, got the idea as she passed the Farmers’ Market on the west side of the train station and wondered if the vendors would donate the leftover food.
“I just had this idea one Sunday a few years ago to ask the farmers to consider giving their leftover produce to food pantries,” Shaw said. “They were very willing and happy to do it. These farmers are incredibly generous individuals to share their goods in this way.”
Additionally, another participant in the Farmers’ Market, Baker’s Bounty, a bakery based in Linden, has been donating large bags of various fresh baked breads to the volunteers.
A group of approximately eight volunteers are gathered from a pool of 35 and meet at the Ridgewood train station each Sunday at 2:30 p.m.