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As the final day of the 2024 Burlington County Farmers Market has come and gone, it’s hard not to feel a bittersweet twinge. The market, which has been a staple for the community throughout the years, has wrapped up its season, marking the close of its 18th successful year.

If you visited the market in the final weeks, you were treated to an abundance of  fall staples. From cauliflower and beans to beets and broccoli, this season’s offerings truly showcased the best of the cool weather crops. As the market filled with everything from squash and apples to pumpkins and the homemade jams and jellies, it was the perfect opportunity to gather everything you needed for Thanksgiving feasts, holiday desserts, and cozy winter meals.

It’s easy to see why the market is a favorite gathering place for so many in the community.

Saying Goodbye to the 2024 Market Season

An Abundance of Fall Flavors

Fall at the market was also a celebration of seasonal flavors, with plenty of warming options to satisfy any craving. From soups and bisques to honey, apples, artisan cheeses, and chocolates, it was a true feast for the senses. Freshly baked goods, farm-fresh eggs, and an incredible selection of meats, including lamb, beef, and pork, filled the market every Saturday. Whether you were preparing a family meal or looking to treat yourself to something special, the farmers and food makers had something for every taste.

And beyond the fresh produce and delectable treats, the market was also a showcase of local artistry. Visitors were able to explore the creative works of local crafters and artists, adding a touch of creativity and craftsmanship to their shopping experience. It was this unique blend of food, art, and community that made the Burlington County Farmers Market so special this season.

A Community Celebration

Saying Goodbye to the 2024 Market Season

Looking back, 2024 was a year to remember. The support of the community was remarkable, and it was great to reflect on how the market brought people together week after week. From local farmers and food makers to artisans and musicians, everyone played a part in creating a welcoming environment that celebrated the best of Burlington County.

It’s safe to say that the market was more than just a place to shop. It has become a gathering spot for friends and families, a place to enjoy live music under the shade trees, sip hot coffee or tea, and indulge in seasonal dishes that celebrated the rich flavors of the fall harvest. And let’s not forget the chef-led cooking demonstrations that took place every Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Farmhouse, where marketgoers learned how to make the most of the season’s bounty.

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The market is on a brief hiatus, but that doesn’t mean the fun is over. Be sure to sign up for the weekly newsletter, easily found on our website. You’ll get sneak peeks on upcoming events and market news straight to your inbox. Don’t forget to follow the market on Facebook and Instagram for updates and a behind-the-scenes look at what’s to come.

As we reflect on the 2024 season, it’s clear that the Burlington County Farmers Market has once again proven why it was voted New Jersey’s Favorite Farmers Market. We’re grateful to the community for supporting us, and we can’t wait to see you at the holiday market and beyond. Until then, here’s to fresh food, local art, and the spirit of community that makes the market such a treasured destination.

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