Where local vendors meet the communities that love to shop small.
Our Newest Events
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Tall Oaks Farm + Pop Up Market
February 15, 12 PM - 4 PM March 8 & 15, 12 PM - 4 PM
Shop local at the Tall Oaks Farm + Brewery Pop Up Market these Sunday markets from 12–4 PM at Tall Oaks Farm & Brewery in Farmingdale, NJ. Enjoy baked goods, handmade items, craft beer- non alcohol drinks too- and a relaxed after-work vibe. A fun and pet friendly thing to do near you.
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Vermella Social Club
The Markets at Vermella Social Club bring local makers and food vendors together on Tuesday nights from 5–9 PM. Hosted at Russo Properties communities across Central and Northern New Jersey, these markets are designed to bring neighbors together while supporting small businesses.
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Tall Oaks Farm + Markers Market
Wednesdays 3 PM - 7 PM May 27 - September 30
Shop local at the Tall Oaks Farm + Makers Market every Wednesday from 3–7 PM at Tall Oaks Farm & Brewery in Farmingdale, NJ. Enjoy farm-fresh produce, baked goods, handmade items, craft beer, and a relaxed after-work vibe. A fun midweek thing to do near you.
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Wall Twp. Farmers Market
Thursdays, 2 PM - 7 PM June 4 - September 24
Make Thursdays local at the Wall Twp. Farmers Market, held weekly from 2–7 PM in Wall Township, NJ. Discover fresh produce, baked treats, specialty foods, and handcrafted goods in a welcoming setting that’s perfect for an after-work stroll and a fun midweek outing.
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Allenhurst Farmers Market
Fridays, 10 AM - 2 PM June 5 - September 11
Shop local at the Allenhurst Farmers Market every Friday from 10 AM–2 PM in Allenhurst, NJ. Browse farm-fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, and select kosher-certified food vendors in a welcoming, community-focused setting near the Jersey Shore. A perfect way to start your weekend and a fun thing to do near you.
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Parsippany Farmers Market - COMING SOON
Fridays, 3 PM - 7 PM June 5 - September 11
Shop local at the Parsippany Farmers Market every Friday from 3 PM–7 PM at Smith Field Park on Route 46 in Parsippany. Sugarman Farms has the freshest produce around and you’ll also find, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade items, cheeses and food trucks in a family friendly setting. Start your weekend by stocking up on fun.
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The Market - at Adventure Crossing
Saturdays, 10 AM - 2 PM May 16 - October 24
Support local at the Market at Adventure Crossing every Saturday from 10 AM–2 PM at 515 Monmouth Road in Jackson Township, NJ. Shop farm-fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade items in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. On select dates, the market will coincide with local car shows—check the calendar for special events and extra excitement.
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Howell NJ Farmers Market
Sundays, 10 AM - 2 PM May 17 - October 25
Shop local at the Howell Farmers Market every Sunday from 10 AM–2 PM at beautiful Echo Lake Park in Howell, NJ. Enjoy farm-fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade items while strolling the scenic park and relaxing by the lake. A perfect Sunday outing for families, food lovers, and anyone looking for a fun, local thing to do near you.
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Film One Fest 2026
Saturday, July 19
Film One Fest is an annual outdoor short film festival held at the Atlantic Highlands Marina in Atlantic Highlands, NJ. Celebrating creativity from around the world, the festival showcases one-minute films across all genres, alongside live music, handmade artisan vendors, food, and a vibrant waterfront atmosphere. This free, family-friendly summer event brings together filmmakers, artists, and the community for a unique evening of film, art, and entertainment by the bay.
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Fresh food. Local businesses. Stronger communities.
Hear Here Events produces farmers markets and pop-up events that connect shoppers with local vendors—and help towns thrive.
Shop local or become a vendor at a Hear Here Event
A Vendor Experience Built on Support & Results
At Hear Here Events, you’re more than just a vendor—you’re part of a community built on trust, support, and real connection. That’s why so many of our vendors return season after season. I personally check in, offer guidance, and make sure you feel confident, prepared, and supported every step of the way. This isn’t just about setting up a table—it’s about growing your business with someone who genuinely wants to see you succeed.
What truly sets Hear Here apart is communication and care. I’m approachable, responsive, and hands-on—whether that means answering questions, solving last-minute hiccups, or celebrating your wins (shoutout to my SOLD OUT vendors). With a background in education and event management, I don’t just organize markets—I teach, guide, and grow alongside my vendors.
And when it comes to promotion, Hear Here delivers. Every event is backed by strategic, consistent, data-driven marketing that gets eyes on your business and shoppers to your booth. Our markets get noticed—and vendors feel the difference. That’s why they stay.
Ready to join a market that actually supports your success?
Apply to vend with Hear Here Events and become part of something special.
How We Measure Up in Marketing for our Vendors?
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Events this Season
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Average Annual Ad Impressions
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Vendors in the Community
Press Releases
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We were so honored to have John Elliott and CBS Channel 2 visit Colonial Nursery for Small Business Saturday!
Thank you for shining a spotlight on our incredible small businesses and the hardworking makers who show up for our community. What an amazing way to celebrate shopping small!
(Their producer happened to catch one of my ads about a pop up on SBS at the nursery and once they saw how beautiful the venue was… that sealed the deal! They rushed down here 😁)
Hear Here, LLC to Manage 2025 Parsippany Farmers Market Season
Here, LLC to Organize Hazlet Farmers Market 2025 Season
The Howell Farmers Market by Hear Here is a Perennial Favorite!
Featured in Out in NJ!
Sunday, June 25, 2023
Proudly supporting small businesses with the “Jersey Shops” Initiative.
