New Downtown Farmer's Market Canceled In Hoboken, City Says

HOBOKEN, NJ — The new Downtown Farmers' Market in Hoboken has been canceled for good due to staffing issues, the city said Wednesday.

However, Hoboken will continue its two other farmers' markets running each week (see more details below).

Before being canceled, the Downtown Farmers' Market had been postponed twice. Last week, it was due to "farmer staffing ability," the city said. It was scheduled to run at the new Southwest Park on Observer Highway, between Jackson and Harrison streets.

The city will work on that market to run next year, they said.

Two More Hoboken Markets, And One In The Heights

The city also runs a farmer's market at Church Square Park each Tuesday, and one under the 14th Street Viaduct on Saturdays.

Up the hill, there's a weekly market at Riverview Park in Jersey City Heights on Sundays.

See the schedules and details of the other weekly markets, including in Jersey City Heights, here.