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Saturday mornings in Boonton still mean one thing: the Boonton Farmers Market. Run by Boonton Main Street, Inc., the nonprofit behind so much of what happens downtown, the market sets up every Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM in the Upper Plane Street parking lot, right next to Canal Side Park.
There are still four Saturdays left in the 2026 season, and the final market of the year is Saturday, November 21. If you have not made it over yet this fall, now is the time to grab your tote bag and go.
Boonton Farmers Market: The Details
- When: Every Saturday, 9 AM to 1 PM
- Remaining 2026 dates: October 31, November 7, November 14 and November 21
- Final market of the season: Saturday, November 21, 2026
- Where: Upper Plane Street parking lot, next to Canal Side Park, Boonton, NJ 07005
- Run by: Boonton Main Street, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- Follow along: Boonton Main Street on Facebook and @btnmainstreet on Instagram
What You Will Find at the Market
Boonton Main Street describes the market as fresh produce, artisan goods and local flavor, and that is exactly the feel of a Saturday here. Local growers and makers set up their tents across the lot, neighbors stop to chat between stalls, and plenty of shoppers make a morning of it with a walk up Main Street afterward.
Late fall is a great time to go, with the season winding down just as Thanksgiving menus and early holiday shopping lists come together. Vendors can change from week to week, so check Boonton Main Street on Facebook or Instagram before you head out.
Getting There and Parking
The market is held in the Upper Plane Street lot, which sits behind the shops on Main Street. The Town of Boonton parking page lists this lot as the home of the Farmers’ Market. The town also offers free two-hour parking on Main Street between Division and Hill Streets, Monday through Saturday from 8 AM to 6 PM, so it is easy to park downtown and stroll over.
Want to Sell at the Market?
Boonton Main Street accepts vendor applications through its Boonton Farmers Market vendor application. Questions can go to Boonton Main Street at info@boontonmainstreet.org or (973) 257-9107.
Make a Morning of It in Boonton
Pair your market run with breakfast, coffee or a little shopping on Main Street. Our guide to things to do in Boonton, NJ has plenty of ideas, and if you want to keep the farm fresh momentum going, our roundup of farmers markets in Morris County covers markets all over the county. For everything else happening this weekend, see our things to do in Morris County this weekend list.
Boonton Farmers Market FAQ
When is the Boonton Farmers Market?
The market runs every Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM. The remaining 2026 dates are October 31 and November 7, 14 and 21, with November 21 the final market of the season.
Where is the Boonton Farmers Market held?
In the Upper Plane Street parking lot in Boonton, next to Canal Side Park, behind the shops on Main Street.
Who runs the Boonton Farmers Market?
The market is run by Boonton Main Street, Inc., the nonprofit that works to keep downtown Boonton vibrant.
Where should I park?
The Town of Boonton offers free two-hour parking on Main Street between Division and Hill Streets, Monday through Saturday from 8 AM to 6 PM, just a short walk from the market.
How do I become a vendor?
Boonton Main Street takes vendor applications through an online form linked from boontonmainstreet.org.
Featured image: The Boonton Farmers Market in the Upper Plane Street lot. Photo courtesy of the Boonton Farmers Market.
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