Hoboken Farmer's Market Is On, But 'Fall Harvest Fest' Canceled

HOBOKEN, NJ — A Fall Harvest Fest — meant to celebrate the 25th season of the Hoboken Farmer's Market — was canceled Tuesday due to expected thunderstorms, but the Tuesday Farmer's Market at Church Square Park is still on, a spokesperson said. READ MORE: Thunderstorms Could Hit North Jersey Tuesday Afternoon And Evening

"Unfortunately, due to the severe weather forecast for this afternoon, we must cancel today's Fall Harvest Fest," said organizers. "We hope to re-schedule it, and will reach out to you with that information. In the meantime, we'll be compiling a retrospective of the Hoboken Farmers' Market's 25 seasons, and will share it with you ASAP. Please forgive any inconvenience caused by this late notice."

The Hoboken Farmer's Market runs Tuesdays from 3-7:30 p.m. at Fourth and Garden streets. Hoboken also has a Farmer's Market uptown on Saturdays. Find out more here.

The National Weather Service says there is a chance of thunderstorms in Hoboken later this afternoon or evening as a second round of light rain moves in.

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