At 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, November 22, vendors will set up in Morristown Parking Authority Lot 10J at Spring and Morris Streets, behind the post office. It's the last scheduled Sunday of the 2026 outdoor season. The Morristown Partnership runs the market every Sunday from June 21 through November 22, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Then the Sunday market moves to a different lot, in a different township, with a different organizer, and it opens an hour later. Grow It Green Morristown's Winter Market starts Sunday, December 6, in the Convent Train Station parking lot. It runs every Sunday through April 25, 2027, except Easter Sunday. Put the two schedules together and Morristown has a Sunday farmers market almost all year. Between the two seasons, the one Sunday with no market on either calendar is November 29, the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
The Last Sunday Behind the Post Office
The Partnership's summer market is the one most people picture. It's in the middle of downtown, the season starts with peaches and corn, and the weekly lineup has included handcrafted soups, kombucha, loose-leaf teas, wild mushrooms, local honey, artisan cheese, grass-fed beef and pet treats. When the weather cooperates, the Partnership also schedules live music and children's activities every week.
November 22 is the season's 23rd Sunday. The hours stay the same, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., right to the end. If you're stocking up before Thanksgiving, this is your last chance at Lot 10J this year.
The Sunday With No Market
No market is listed anywhere for November 29. The Partnership's season ends the week before, and Grow It Green's starts the week after.
This is the week people tend to get caught. If you buy your eggs, bread or coffee beans on Sunday mornings, buy a little extra on the 22nd to get through Thanksgiving weekend.
Here's how the next three Sundays line up:
- Sunday, November 22: Morristown Farmers Market, Lot 10J at Spring and Morris Streets, 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Last scheduled day of the outdoor season.
- Sunday, November 29: No market listed.
- Sunday, December 6: Grow It Green Winter Market opens at Convent Train Station. Shopping hours are 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a ribbon-cutting at 10 a.m.
December 6 at Convent Station
Morris Township's announcement of the 2026–27 season calls it Morris County's only weekly winter farmers market, with more than 45 vendors selling produce, meats, eggs, dairy, artisan breads, baked goods, honey, prepared foods and handcrafted gifts. There are gluten-free and vegan options too.
TAPinto Morristown reported that opening day starts with a ribbon-cutting at 10 a.m. It also reported that the season brings back many familiar vendors and adds new businesses selling locally produced food and specialty products.
Here's how the two Sunday markets compare:
| Morristown Farmers Market | Grow It Green Winter Market | |
|---|---|---|
| Organizer | Morristown Partnership | Grow It Green Morristown |
| Location | Lot 10J, Spring and Morris Streets | Convent Train Station parking lot, 11 Convent Rd. |
| Municipality | Morristown | Morris Township |
| Season | June 21 to November 22, 2026 | December 6, 2026 to April 25, 2027 |
| Hours | 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. | 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. |
| Skipped dates | None listed | Easter Sunday |
| Setting | Outdoors | Outdoors |
The new venue sits in Morris Township, but Grow It Green lists its address as 11 Convent Rd., Morristown, NJ 07960. The later start matters most for anyone who makes the first hour of the summer market part of their morning. In winter, nothing opens until 9:30. Closing time stays at 1 p.m., so the winter market runs three and a half hours a week, one hour less than the summer market.
The winter market is also held outside. The Township says it's outdoors in the station lot, on a paved, accessible surface with free parking. On a January Sunday, that means dressing the way you would for a walk on the Green. A winter market doesn't mean a heated hall.
What the Winter Roster Leans Toward
Grow It Green's winter market page lists its vendors by name, and any given Sunday's lineup can vary from that list. Grouped by what you might put on the table, the posted roster looks like this:
- Bread and pastry: Apple Ridge Farm for artisan sourdough, Coniglio's Old Fashioned for croissants and bomboloni, Fleur de Sucre Patisserie for French pastries and cakes
- Farm staples: Chickadee Creek Farm for organic vegetables and fruit, AquaSprout Farms for organic microgreens, Glenmalure Farm for grass-fed meat and free-range eggs, Haring Family Farm
- Coffee: Abrusci's Coffee, which roasts locally, and Lakeborn Coffee
- Ready to eat: Catalina Empanada Co. for baked Chilean empanadas, Oldwick Soup Company, Lara's Kitchen, Paolo's Kitchen, Goana Delights for Ahi tuna bites
- Treats and pantry: Bussin' Butters for specialty nut butters, Cereal Dreams for cereal marshmallow treats, Luxx Chocolat, Maha Granola, Karma Krackers
- For the dog: Barking Good Bakery
Bread, soup and coffee make up a big share of that list, which suits a December-through-April market. The Township's announcement also mentions handcrafted gifts. Opening day falls three Sundays before Christmas, so the first few markets of the season can double as holiday shopping.
Getting There Without the Car
The Convent Station lot has two features that Lot 10J doesn't. According to Morris Township, it's convenient to NJ Transit and to the Traction Line Trail. If you already walk or run the Traction Line Trail on Sunday mornings, the market can be a stop along the way.
Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome. Grow It Green asks owners to keep dogs on a short leash and clean up after them. Pair that with Barking Good Bakery on the vendor list, and a dog walk on the trail can end at the market.
Participating vendors accept SNAP/EBT, and matching Good Food Bucks are available for fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs.
Hazel Street Has Closed for the Season
The Sunday market isn't Grow It Green's only Morristown site. It also runs a one-acre Urban Farm, with a summer farm stand at 31 Hazel Street behind Lafayette Learning Center. TAPinto Morristown reported that the stand's final week of the season offered fennel, napa cabbage, Swiss chard, salad turnips, watermelon radishes and other late vegetables, plus bread and mozzarella from Jersey Artisan Co. and mushrooms from Noble Mushrooms. Grow It Green also asked customers to return any blueberry boxes, since it reuses them.
The organization's other sites include the Early Street Community Garden and a greenhouse on the Saint Elizabeth University campus. Over the winter, Grow It Green's education program continues, with Farmer Kim visiting classrooms through the school year. With the farm stand and the downtown market both done for the year, Convent Station becomes the place to shop local from December 6 through late April.
Part of knowing Morristown is knowing the calendar, like which lot the Sunday market is in and which week it takes off. The Tucker Team follows those details closely. If a move is on your list for 2027, ask us for a home valuation this winter, and we'll show you what your home could bring in today's Morristown market.
