The Market at Union

The Market at Union is a weekly outdoor community gathering in Union Township. Formerly known as the Union Farmers Market the event brings local growers small food businesses and craft makers together in one central place. It gives residents a simple way to buy fresh food while supporting people who farm and make goods nearby.

Anyone in the community can attend this event. Families seniors and working residents often stop by after the workday to walk around and shop. The market offers a friendly space to catch up with neighbors while picking up healthy ingredients or grab and go meals.

Visitors can expect a variety of items each week. Local farms bring seasonal fruits and vegetables. Food trucks and food vendors serve items like barbecue roasted seafood fresh sourdough bread pastries and cold drinks. Craft makers also sell items like handmade soaps pet treats plants and accessories.

The market takes place every Thursday from five to eight thirty PM in the front parking lot of Town Hall and the Union Public Library at nineteen eighty Morris Avenue. There is no entry fee or ticket required to attend. Parking is available nearby and shoppers pay vendors directly for any food or goods they buy.

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FAQ:

Q: How much does it cost to enter The Market at Union? A: Admission to the market is free for all visitors. You only pay for the produce food and handmade items you choose to buy from individual vendors.

Q: Where is the market located and where can I park? A: The market takes place in the front parking lot at nineteen eighty Morris Avenue in Union Township right outside Town Hall and the Union Public Library. Parking is available in surrounding municipal lots and nearby street parking spaces.

Q: Who is this market for and do I need to register before attending? A: The event is open to all residents and visitors of any age. You do not need to register or RSVP ahead of time to walk through and shop.