FARMS, FOOD & HANDMADE WORK
Meet the
market vendors.
Get to know our market community—past and present. Every vendor has a story. Find your favorites, then see when they’re coming next.
105 vendors · Upcoming appearances are confirmed on each profile.
↗ALLERTON CREEK FARM TOOLAND KNIFE SHARPENING
Bring a fresh edge to your kitchen and a handmade touch to your home with Allerton Creek Farm. Founded in 2007, this family business is the work of husband-and-wife team Rich and Natalie, who design and handcraft their own products. Their collection includes wooden cutting boards and serving trays, alongside knife and utility-scissor sharpening and light knife restoration. Rich and Natalie have shared their craft at regional farmers markets since 2019, combining useful skills with the personal attention that makes shopping local special. Bring your favorite tools to their announced sharpening visit, then explore the woodwork for a gift or a new addition to your own table. It’s a chance to meet the makers, discover their work, and give the things you use every day a little extra care.
↗Adult & Teen Challenge
Bring the warmth of handcrafted wood to your table with the wooden boards featured by Adult & Teen Challenge at Stangl. Their appeal begins with the material itself: grain, color, and the satisfying presence of a useful object made by hand. A wooden board can become part of everyday kitchen life or the centerpiece of a gathering, making this a thoughtful stop for shoppers who appreciate practical craft. Browse the available pieces and ask about their intended use, wood, and care. Whether you are choosing something for your own kitchen or looking for a gift with lasting appeal, take time to notice the details. It is a chance to support a market participant while finding something you can enjoy well beyond Saturday.
↗Amanda Norman’s Designs
Small frames open onto a world of natural beauty at Amanda Norman’s Designs. Flowers, leaves, and butterfly or moth motifs come together in botanical artwork with a decorative, intimate scale. Ornate frames give the pieces another layer of character, inviting you to look closely at the relationship between the image and its setting. The collection brings a little of the garden indoors, with plenty of detail to enjoy. Imagine a favorite piece on a bedside table, tucked into a bookshelf, or grouped with treasured objects on a wall. These nature-inspired works make a thoughtful choice for someone who loves flowers, quiet corners, and art that rewards a second look. Explore Amanda’s gallery and discover the small details that make a piece feel personal.
Angelico Winery
Discover a little of Lambertville’s wine country at Angelico Winery’s market table. This New Jersey winery brings together wine, hospitality, and the pleasure of sharing something locally made. Its vineyard and tasting room offer a closer connection to the people and place behind the bottle, with guided tastings and tours for visitors who want to explore the winemaking story. At Stangl, make Angelico part of your plans for a good meal: choose a bottle for a relaxed dinner, a gathering with friends, or a thoughtful host gift. Talk through the available wines and find a style that suits your table. Then keep the local adventure going with a future vineyard visit—another opportunity to discover the craft and character of our region.
↗Ann Freitag Jewelry
For Anne Freitag, jewelry is an art form with a story to tell. Her work begins with a love of making, wearing, and sharing jewelry, and a desire to create pieces that feel distinctive and personal. At Stangl, that artistic point of view brings a welcome invitation to slow down, look closely, and discover something that speaks to you. Choose a piece to give an everyday outfit a little more personality, mark a special occasion, or surprise someone whose style you know by heart. The pleasure is in the discovery and the connection with the artist behind it. Visit Anne’s table, explore the details, and bring home wearable art with a place in your own story.
Ariana
Discover another creative voice in the Stangl community with Ariana, an artist featured in the market’s July 2026 lineup. A local market offers the pleasure of encountering someone’s work in person and finding a connection you might not have expected. This artist listing is part of that wider story of makers bringing their creativity to the old factory. Watch the confirmed lineup for future appearances and take the opportunity to explore the work firsthand. Come with curiosity, a favorite space in mind, or the simple pleasure of discovering art. Meeting an artist can make the experience of choosing a piece as memorable as the piece itself.
↗Bang It Out Designs
Say something memorable with Bang It Out Designs, where hand-stamped metal and repurposed vintage silverware become gifts with personality. Jewelry, ornaments, bookmarks, and plant decorations give words and everyday objects a playful new life. A familiar utensil or a small piece of metal becomes a way to share a message, mark a moment, or make someone smile—a lovely meeting of resourcefulness and creative expression. Browse for a ready-made design that sounds just like someone you know, or ask about a custom piece with your own message. These are gifts that can carry an inside joke, a little encouragement, or a meaningful reminder. From a garden accent to something worn close, the collection makes room for your story in the maker’s work.
↗Batteries Not Included
Make room for a little curiosity with Batteries Not Included, the Flemington toy shop featured in Stangl’s newsletters alongside Robert Wescott’s Sage Dad creations. Its market displays have included handcrafted wooden games and pieces for playful homes, celebrating the pleasure of making, exploring, and spending time together. There is something inviting about a game you can gather around and an object that encourages you to see what happens next. Explore the gallery for a glimpse of the shop’s market history and its connection to local creativity. Think of a family afternoon, a thoughtful gift, or a new reason to put everything else aside for a while. These pieces speak to the simple joy of shared play and the memories that grow from it.
↗Beverly Loss
Welcome a little winter cheer with Beverly Loss’s handmade seasonal decorations. Her snowman-topped decorative bottles bring together bright scarves, friendly faces, and small details that give each display its personality. The familiar shape of a bottle becomes something festive and unexpected, ready to add a cheerful accent to the season. It is the kind of handmade touch that makes decorating feel warm and personal. Picture a favorite piece on an entry table, a mantel, or a shelf beside the holiday things you bring out each year. Browse the gallery for colors and details that suit your home, or keep someone special in mind as you look. Beverly’s work offers an inviting way to share a little seasonal delight with a gift chosen close to home.
Boheme Foods
Give your pantry a bright new personality with Boheme Foods. This woman-owned Englishtown business makes pickled, preserved, and fermented foods, from pickles and hot sauces to infused vinegars. Ingredients sourced from local farms connect its bold flavors with the growers behind them, turning a jar or bottle into a delicious way to keep enjoying the harvest. It is an appealing stop for anyone who likes a little tang, heat, or surprise. Try a pickle alongside a sandwich, bring a new hot sauce to the dinner table, or let an infused vinegar inspire your next dressing. A small addition can change a familiar meal in the best way. Explore the available flavors and find a jar that earns a regular place in your kitchen.
↗Bread & Company
A good loaf can turn an ordinary meal into something worth gathering around. Bread & Company, Jill’s Hunterdon County cottage bakery, celebrates that simple pleasure with handcrafted sourdough, focaccia, and sweet treats. The sourdough breads and focaccia rise from a naturally leavened starter, while the bakery’s wider selection includes vegan and gluten-free options among its bakes. Pick up bread for a leisurely breakfast, slice a loaf alongside soup, or make focaccia the centerpiece of a market-inspired lunch. Leave a little room for something sweet to share—or to enjoy all to yourself. Jill’s baking brings the care of a local kitchen to your table, making this a delicious stop for both weekly staples and those small treats that make Saturday special.
↗Breni Farm
A little green can make a meal feel fresh again. Breni Farms, a woman-owned grower of microgreens and herbs, brings color and variety to the table with offerings such as radish mixes, broccoli, arugula, sunflower, and pea shoots. These small greens invite big ideas, whether you enjoy their textures as a finishing touch or make them part of the meal itself. The farm also offers additional varieties by request. Scatter a handful over eggs, tuck some into a sandwich, or finish a bowl of soup with something freshly grown. Exploring the selection is a chance to discover which flavors suit the way you cook. Visit the farm’s website and look for its next confirmed Stangl appearance to bring a little growing-season inspiration home.
↗Carolin’s Lines
Dress little ones in color and character with Carolin’s Lines. This handmade clothing collection brings cheerful prints to baby rompers, patterned shirts, and children’s dresses, pairing expressive fabrics with practical shapes. The pieces celebrate the fun of choosing clothes for a growing child: a pattern that makes you smile, a favorite color, or a little outfit that feels just right for an ordinary, happy day. Browse the gallery for a closer look at the prints and designs, and ask about available sizes when the maker appears at the market. A handmade garment can make a lovely baby gift or a personal addition to a child’s wardrobe. It is a chance to choose something with care while supporting the creativity behind the stitches.
↗Changewater Designs
Carol Krickus gives overlooked materials a beautiful second life through Changewater Designs. Her fiber-art collages and lavender sachets draw on rescued interior-design fabrics, with collage details that can include vintage maps, antique dictionary pages, buttons, and natural elements. Discontinued samples and leftover fabric become the starting point for work rich in texture, color, and unexpected connections. Look closely and you may find a fragment of an old atlas or a familiar shape transformed by its surroundings. Choose a collage that invites another look each time you pass it, or a lavender sachet as a small, thoughtful gift. Carol’s work celebrates the imagination of a local artist and the possibilities already waiting in the materials around us.
Christinie’s Bone Broth Dog Treats
Remember the dog waiting at home with a stop at Christinie’s Bone Broth Dog Treats. Featured in Stangl’s August 2026 newsletter, this vendor brings a pet-focused addition to the market’s mix of food, gifts, and handmade finds. A Saturday shopping bag can hold something for everyone in the household, including the companion who is always pleased to see you return. Look for the vendor on a confirmed market date and ask about the available treats, ingredients, and serving directions. It is a friendly opportunity to learn about the products before choosing something for your dog. Make it part of a leisurely browse through the market and bring a little of your Saturday outing home to share.
Creative Crafts
Celebrate the pleasure of making with Creative Crafts by Carol Olimpaito, part of Stangl’s community of craft vendors. Shopping a maker’s table invites you to slow down, notice the details, and discover something beyond an ordinary shopping list. It is an opportunity to find a personal gift or a small addition to your home while getting to know the person behind the work. Watch the confirmed lineup for Carol’s next appearance and explore the selection in person. Come with someone special in mind, or simply leave room to be surprised. A local craft market makes choosing a gift an experience of its own, with conversations and discoveries that give the things you take home a little more meaning.
↗Curt’s Humble Honey
Bring a little local sweetness to the table with Curt’s Humble Honey from Flemington. Honey is one of those pantry pleasures that can turn a simple moment into something to savor: a spoonful stirred into tea, a drizzle across toast, or a finishing touch for breakfast. Choosing a local jar adds a connection to the community to those everyday rituals and makes this a tempting stop on a market visit. Pick up something for your own kitchen or pair a jar with bread or another market find for a thoughtful gift. When Curt is on the lineup, ask about the honey available and the work behind it. A conversation at the table is a lovely way to discover more about a familiar ingredient.
↗Diana Wilson
Discover jewelry that rewards a closer look with Diana Wilson’s bead-embroidered and bead-woven creations. Unusual finds, reclaimed jewelry elements, and handmade beads become richly detailed pieces of wearable art. Color and texture work together across the designs, inviting you to trace the small elements that make up a larger composition. For anyone drawn to expressive accessories, this is a collection with plenty to explore. Choose a piece to bring personality to a simple outfit, or browse with a favorite color and a special occasion in mind. Diana’s work offers the pleasure of finding jewelry that feels individual and considered. Visit her artist website to see more of the collection, and look for confirmed market dates for the chance to appreciate the details in person.
↗Dilly Dally Designs
Lightweight metalwork meets playful color at Dilly Dally Designs, a family business from Middletown, New Jersey. Handcrafted aluminum earrings, pendants, and ornaments combine with crystal, vintage-glass, and gemstone beads to create expressive pieces with an individual touch. The collection brings together shape, shine, and movement, making a familiar accessory an opportunity to show a little personality. There is plenty here for anyone who enjoys the details of handmade design. Browse for an everyday favorite, a bright accent, or a small gift chosen with someone’s style in mind. Comparing bead combinations and shapes is part of the fun, and the family’s website offers another way to explore their work between market visits. Find a piece that makes getting dressed feel a little more creative.
↗Diva Designs by Di
Add a little sparkle to your next celebration with Diva Designs by Di. This Flemington maker transforms glassware with hand-applied rhinestones and decorative details, creating wine glasses that turn an everyday toast into an occasion. Embellished stems, shimmering bases, and eye-catching designs bring personality to each piece, with gift ideas for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, or someone who simply loves a touch of glamour. Visit the table to see how the details catch the light and choose a design that suits your favorite person—or your own collection. Ask about personalization and the options available for a special occasion. These handcrafted pieces celebrate the care that goes into a memorable gift, pairing a familiar object with a maker’s imagination and a generous helping of shine.
↗Double Brook Farm
Know your farmer, enjoy your food, and bring a little of Hopewell’s countryside home. Double Brook Farm began in 2004 as a family’s effort to raise its own food and connect its children with the land. That idea grew into a farm serving the wider community, with pasture-raised animals and a commitment to sustainable and regenerative farming practices. The farm’s offerings include pork, lamb, chicken, turkey, and eggs, connecting everyday meals with the people who raise the food. Stop by to discover the current market selection and find inspiration for a Sunday roast, a family supper, or breakfasts for the week. Shopping Double Brook is a delicious way to support regional agriculture and make the connection between farm and table a personal one.
↗Dr. K. Healthy Products
Meet the maker behind a simpler approach to everyday skin care. Dr. K. Healthy Products brings No Worries Balm to Stangl, the collection created by allergist Dr. Kristen M. Sikorski. Lip and body balms, soaps, and lotions are at the heart of the range, with fragrance-free options and an emphasis on short ingredient lists across the brand’s own formulas. Explore a balm for your bag, a soap for the bathroom, or a thoughtful addition to a gift basket. The market offers a chance to see the products up close and talk with the person behind them, making a familiar daily purchase feel more personal. Browse the collection, compare the individual ingredients, and discover a local business bringing its own ideas to everyday essentials.
↗Earth Girl Glass
Let a little light into your home with Earth Girl Glass. Cheryl Fontaine creates fused-glass art in her Flemington home studio, turning color and the play of light into ornaments, bowls, plates, and vases. Glass brings a lively quality to a piece, changing the way its colors appear as you move around it. Cheryl’s work invites you to appreciate that interaction and the creative possibilities of a familiar material. Explore the collection for a decorative accent, a thoughtful gift, or a piece that brings color to a favorite room. Look closely at the shapes and surfaces, and ask about the intended use of an individual design. Supporting a local glass artist offers a lovely way to bring both craft and a little brightness into everyday life.
↗Edin Blooms
Color takes shape piece by piece in Ariel Wapnick’s mosaic artwork at Edin Blooms. Nature-inspired forms and vivid combinations give the work its energy, with market photographs showing a round landscape composition and a striking bird-shaped piece. The designs invite you to move between the whole image and the small elements that create it, discovering new details as you look. It is art with a lively sense of texture and movement. Browse the gallery and imagine where a burst of color might fit into your own surroundings. A mosaic can become a focal point or a gift for someone who loves both art and nature. When Edin Blooms appears on the lineup, take the opportunity to explore the work and ask about individual pieces.
↗Farm House Candle Co.
Make a little room for atmosphere with Farm House Candle Co., a candle vendor featured in Stangl’s market newsletters. A candle can be a simple finishing touch for a room, a companion to a quiet evening, or an easy way to make an everyday space feel welcoming. This market listing brings that familiar pleasure into a collection of local discoveries and thoughtful gifts. Explore the gallery for a glimpse of the vendor’s presentation, and look for confirmed dates to browse the available selection in person. Choose with your favorite room or a gift recipient in mind, and ask about the scents and care instructions for individual candles. Sometimes a small addition is all it takes to make being at home feel special.
↗Farmhouse Serenity Co.
Create a welcoming corner of your own with Farmhouse Serenity Co. Its small-batch candles, room sprays, and fragrance collections take inspiration from nature, the changing seasons, and the comforts of home. Scent becomes part of the way you enjoy a space, whether you are settling in after a busy day or getting ready to welcome friends. The collection offers an inviting place to find a fragrance that suits that moment. Explore the current offerings online or browse when the business appears on the Stangl lineup. Think about a favorite season, the feeling of a particular room, or someone who would appreciate a thoughtful gift for the home. Take time to compare the choices and discover a small pleasure to make part of your routine.
↗Flower Basket Ladybug
Wrap yourself in the color and texture of Flower Basket Ladybug. Christine Pane creates sewn, crocheted, and knitted pieces, including shawls, scarves, vests, and handmade accessories with plenty of personality. The collection celebrates the expressive possibilities of fiber: a stitch pattern, a richly textured surface, or a combination of colors that makes an everyday outfit feel new. Each design offers another way to enjoy the artistry of something made by hand. Browse for a light finishing touch, a comfortable layer, or a gift that reflects someone’s individual style. Christine’s online shop makes it easy to keep exploring between market visits, while an appearance at Stangl offers the pleasure of seeing the work up close. Find a piece that brings a little more color into your day.
↗Fox Treasure Chest
Follow your curiosity to Fox Treasure Chest, where handmade jewelry and decorative pieces bring a whimsical spirit to the market. Wire-wrapped pendants, charm necklaces, and colorful illustrated keepsake boxes offer several ways to discover a little treasure. Some pieces are made to wear, while others invite a place on a shelf or dresser, giving this collection the cheerful variety of a table worth browsing slowly. Look for the details that feel personal: a favorite charm, a color that catches your eye, or a small box that seems made for someone you know. A thoughtful gift does not have to be grand to be memorable. Explore the gallery and enjoy the pleasure of finding something imaginative among Stangl’s community of makers.
↗Gail Adams Jewelry
Discover the quiet appeal of sterling silver with Gail Adams Jewelry. Silver can be a subtle finishing touch or the beginning of a signature look, and Gail’s market collection offers a chance to choose a piece with someone’s individual style in mind. Take time to appreciate the shapes, surfaces, and details that draw your eye. Jewelry is a small object with the possibility of becoming a much-loved everyday companion. Browse the gallery before a visit, then explore the available designs when Gail appears on the confirmed lineup. Ask about materials, sizing, and care as you compare your favorites. Whether you are treating yourself or choosing a meaningful gift, buying from a market maker makes the experience feel more personal.
↗Goana Tuna Bites
Give your snack routine a savory change of pace with GOANA. Its collection includes tuna snacks and plant-based protein bites, offering something a little different for the lunch bag, the desk drawer, or a day on the move. A variety of flavors and online recipe ideas invite you to think beyond the usual handful of snacks and explore new ways to enjoy a convenient bite. Browse the range to find a flavor that fits your plans, whether you are packing for a trip or looking for an afternoon pick-me-up. Individual product pages provide ingredients and serving information to help you compare the choices. Look for GOANA on a confirmed Stangl lineup and make a little room in your market bag for discovery.
↗Good Bakes Empanadas
Bring the pleasure of freshly baked empanadas into your own kitchen with Good Bakes. Based in Clark, New Jersey, this market business offers frozen empanadas designed to finish baking at home in an oven or air fryer. They make an inviting addition to the freezer: something to look forward to when you want a satisfying meal without starting from scratch. Choose from the available selection, take them home frozen, and follow the package directions when you’re ready to bake. Pair them with a market salad for supper, serve them for a relaxed lunch, or keep a few ready for a busy evening. Good Bakes makes supporting a regional food business easy to fit into everyday life—and delicious to put on the table.
↗Hirs Sausage Market
Explore the Hungarian flavors of Hirs Sausage Market, a longtime member of Stangl’s food community. Its sausages and smoked meats brought a distinctive tradition to the market, inviting shoppers to discover another way to build a satisfying meal. The business moved from New Jersey to Largo, Florida, in 2025, and its place in Stangl’s history remains part of the story of the people who have gathered around these tables. For current products and ordering information, visit the official Hirs Sausage Market website. It is a way for former market customers to stay connected and for new visitors to learn about the business behind a familiar name. This profile celebrates that connection while directing shoppers to the company’s present home and offerings.
Holistic Approach
Explore a small corner of everyday care with Holistic Approach, Alex Jimenez’s salves and skincare offering at Stangl. A market table gives you the opportunity to look at individual products, ask about their ingredients, and get to know the person presenting them. It is a more personal way to browse for something you may make part of your routine, alongside the food and handmade discoveries that fill a Saturday visit. Watch for Holistic Approach on a confirmed lineup and bring your questions about the selection. Take time to read the labels and learn how each product is intended to be used. Choosing thoughtfully is part of the pleasure of shopping locally and finding a connection with a small business.
↗Holly Jolly Jams
Make room for something sweet, something spicy, and a little homemade joy. Holly Hindin founded Holly Jolly Jams in 2012, building a New Jersey business around handcrafted, small-batch jams and jellies, using local fruit whenever possible. The collection moves from familiar fruit favorites to more adventurous combinations, with seasonal flavors that give you a reason to keep exploring. Spread a spoonful on warm bread, pair a jar with your favorite cheese, or add a bright finishing touch to a dessert or appetizer. From a quiet breakfast to a generous charcuterie board, these jars bring plenty of possibilities to the table. Pick up a flavor for yourself and another for the food lover in your life—a small gift with plenty of local personality.
↗Hopkins Baking Company
Follow your appetite to Hopkins Baking Company, a Whitehouse Station bakery making breads and treats from scratch. Sourdough, cinnamon rolls, cookies, and cakes give the collection a delicious range, from something for the breakfast table to a sweet finish for a gathering. Seasonal offerings add another reason to keep exploring, with the familiar comfort of baking at the center of it all. Bring home a loaf to share, plan a slow morning around a favorite pastry, or choose a treat for someone who could use a little sweetness. The bakery’s website offers a closer look at its current selection and ordering options. When Hopkins appears at Stangl, make it a stop for the simple pleasure of bringing good baking into your week.
↗House of Cork
Discover a different texture for everyday style with House of Cork. Handbags and accessories made with cork bring a natural-looking surface to familiar shapes, from compact bags to roomy totes and backpacks. Colorful patterns add another dimension to the collection, offering choices that can feel understated, playful, or expressive. It is an inviting stop for anyone who enjoys finding a useful accessory with a distinctive character. Think about how you like to carry the essentials as you browse: a smaller bag for an outing, something roomy for a busy day, or a gift chosen around someone’s style. Explore the online collection and compare shapes and details. A practical piece can also be something you enjoy reaching for every time you head out.
↗Humble Goods
Sweetness gets a lively twist at Humble Goods. Honey and hot honey bring a bold personality to the pantry, with Hotty Honey jars among the products featured in the market’s photographs. It is a collection that invites experimentation: a little drizzle can pull together a snack, add a sweet accent, or introduce some heat to a familiar favorite. Keep a jar handy and dinner may inspire a new finishing touch. Try thinking beyond toast as you browse. Honey can join a cheese board, brighten a dressing, or become part of a thoughtful food gift paired with another market find. Ask about the varieties available and discover the balance of sweet and spicy that suits you. Small pantry additions can lead to delicious possibilities.
↗Hutchen’s Wood Crafts
Discover the appeal of handcrafted woodwork at Hutchen’s Wood Crafts, also known in the market community as Hutch’s Wood Crafts. Wood brings its own grain, color, and character to a finished piece, and this table invites you to appreciate those details up close. It’s a stop for shoppers who enjoy the connection between a natural material and the person shaping it. Take your time exploring the available work and imagine a piece in your own home or in the hands of someone you love. A gift chosen directly from a maker carries the memory of that conversation along with it. Stop by, meet the craftsperson, and celebrate the hands-on creativity that helps give Stangl its welcoming, individual character.
↗Jeff Newman & Joel Van Horn Photography
See the world through another pair of eyes with photography by Jeff Newman and Joel Van Horn. Their place in Stangl’s creative community brings the art of looking closely to the market: a chance to pause with an image, notice what draws you in, and consider a scene from a different perspective. Photographs can create a connection to a place, a memory, or a feeling without needing to say a word. Browse the gallery and take time with the images that stay with you. When the photographers appear on a confirmed lineup, explore the available work and ask about the story behind a favorite photograph. A print can become a personal addition to a room or a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates art.
↗Jersey Girl Chocolate
Make dessert a little more playful with Jersey Girl Chocolate’s decorated cake pops. Market photographs feature designs shaped like ice cream cones and doughnuts, bringing familiar sweet-shop favorites into small treats with plenty of personality. Color and imaginative decoration make the collection fun to browse before anyone takes a bite, whether you are planning a celebration or simply looking for a cheerful addition to the day. Choose with a party table, a small gift, or an afternoon treat in mind. When the business appears on the Stangl lineup, ask about the designs, flavors, and ingredients available. These are the kinds of sweet discoveries that can turn an ordinary shopping trip into a little occasion, with something delightful to take home and share.
↗Jersey Girl Spices
Give your favorite recipes a lively new direction with Jersey Girl Spices. Sherrie’s Delaware Township business brings a world of seasonings to Hunterdon County kitchens, along with signature Jersey Jerk Relish. Made with jalapeño peppers, onions, and spices, the relish adds a bold accent to the collection and plenty of inspiration for anyone who loves a little extra flavor. Discover a seasoning for roasted vegetables, find a new companion for your next barbecue, or spoon relish onto a sandwich that needs a little excitement. A few well-chosen pantry additions can open up a whole week of possibilities. Visit Sherrie’s table, talk flavors, and bring home something that makes you eager to cook with the rest of your market haul.
Jeweled Berry
Leave a little room for discovery with Jeweled Berry, a maker featured in Stangl’s market newsletters. One of the pleasures of a local market is finding a name you have not explored before and taking the time to see what its table has to offer. This listing is part of the wider community of people who have brought their work and ideas to the factory. Check the confirmed lineup for future appearances and browse in person when Jeweled Berry is scheduled. Come with a gift in mind, or simply with curiosity about the makers around you. A conversation and an unexpected find can be the most memorable part of a Saturday spent shopping locally.
↗Jim’s Handmade Home Decor
Bring a cheerful touch of handmade character to your home and garden with Jim’s Handmade Home Decor. His wooden birdhouses and seasonal decorations combine practical shapes with bright paint, floral motifs, and details that reward a closer look. The result is a collection that invites you to see a garden corner, porch, or favorite little space with fresh eyes. Choose a colorful accent for your own surroundings or a thoughtful gift for someone who loves their garden. Shopping at Jim’s table is also a chance to meet the person behind the work and appreciate the time that goes into making it. Browse the designs, find the one that makes you smile, and take home a little of Stangl’s creative spirit.
↗Joanne Carole
Wear a little art, or find a piece to enjoy at home, with Joanne Carole’s nature-inspired collection. Her market display brings together hand-painted shirts and artwork featuring botanical and seaside motifs, from leafy shapes and flowers to shells and sea life. The familiar forms of the natural world become expressive details that invite a closer look, adding color and personality to pieces you can enjoy every day. Take your time browsing the designs and discovering the image that speaks to you. A favorite flower, a reminder of the shore, or an unexpected color combination can make a thoughtful gift feel wonderfully personal. Joanne’s table celebrates the pleasure of choosing directly from an artist and bringing home something with an individual creative touch—a lovely addition to a Saturday spent supporting local makers.
↗Jozef
Remember a flavorful chapter of Stangl’s market history with Jozsef Hirs of Hirs Sausage Market. His Hungarian-style sausages and smoked meats introduced shoppers to the pleasure of a distinctive food tradition and became part of the market’s familiar mix. The June 14, 2025 newsletter marked his final regular appearance before the business moved to Florida, making this profile a connection to a vendor remembered by the community. Hirs Sausage Market now operates from Largo, and its official website is the place to explore current products and ordering details. Whether you are a former customer looking to reconnect or discovering the name for the first time, follow the link to learn more. The business’s Stangl story continues here as part of the market archive.
↗Juels Artist Studio
Bring a little more art into everyday life with Caroline’s Juel Studios. Painting, printmaking, photography, pottery, and clothing come together in a creative collection of original work, home decor, and gifts. The Flemington studio also offers classes and workshops, extending the pleasure of discovering art into opportunities to make something yourself. It is a local creative presence with several ways to spark your curiosity. Browse for a piece that adds color to a room, a gift with an individual touch, or inspiration for your own next project. Visit the studio’s website to explore its current work and learning opportunities. Whether you are drawn to the finished object or the process behind it, Juel Studios invites you to make creativity part of your day.
Kati von Webern — Wind River
Let your next creative idea begin with a small discovery at Kati von Webern’s Wind River bead offering. Featured in the holiday market newsletter, the collection gives bead lovers another reason to browse Stangl’s creative community. A bead can be the starting point for a color palette, a piece of jewelry, or a project that takes shape as you explore the possibilities. Bring a favorite shade, an unfinished idea, or simple curiosity when Wind River appears on the confirmed lineup. Compare the available shapes and textures, and ask about the materials that interest you. Choosing supplies in person is part of the pleasure of making, offering a chance to discover the detail that gives your next creation its own character.
Ken Hohnecker
Take a fresh look at a familiar New Jersey city through Ken Hohnecker’s paintings. With a focus on Hoboken, Ken’s work invites viewers to notice the scenes and details that give a place its character. His public artist account offers a window into original paintings, works in progress, and available pieces, connecting the finished image with the creative process behind it. Explore the paintings for a scene that brings back a memory or simply holds your attention. An original artwork can become a personal focal point in a room, a conversation starter, or a gift with a connection to place. Follow Ken’s work online and watch the Stangl lineup for opportunities to appreciate his paintings in person.
↗Ken Swartz
Give the outdoors a little seasonal personality with Ken Swartz’s lawn displays. Featured in the Stangl community, his work invites you to think of a garden, front yard, or welcoming approach as another place for creative expression. A distinctive display can mark a favorite time of year and offer a cheerful detail for the people who pass by your home. Browse the gallery for inspiration and look for Ken on a confirmed market date to explore the available designs. Ask about materials, placement, and care as you choose a piece for your space. Whether you are adding to a seasonal tradition or starting one of your own, it is a chance to bring a personal touch to the view outside.
↗Kirsten’s Kitchen
Bring Chef John Hrindo’s cooking into your own kitchen with a delicious collection of homemade sauces, dressings, fresh mozzarella, and pastas. Kirsten’s Kitchen makes it easy to build a meal around a few well-chosen ingredients, with favorites such as marinara and puttanesca alongside vinaigrettes and marinated roasted peppers. It’s a tempting stop for anyone who loves good food and the pleasure of sharing it. Start with pasta and sauce for supper, pair mozzarella with market vegetables, or add a lively dressing to a bowl of fresh greens. These are the kinds of staples that make a simple meal feel special. Visit John’s table, discover what’s available, and bring home the makings of your next delicious gathering around the dinner table.
↗Kristen M. Sikorski
Meet the creator behind No Worries Balm: Dr. Kristen M. Sikorski. Her skincare collection brings lip and body balms, soaps, and lotions to the Stangl community, offering several ways to explore a simpler everyday routine. The products invite a closer look at what goes into the things you use, with individual ingredient lists available through the brand’s website. It is a personal connection to the business behind a familiar market name. Browse the collection for something for your own routine or a thoughtful small gift. Compare the different formats, read the directions, and ask about the products that catch your attention. This profile connects Kristen’s work with the No Worries Balm range and the pleasure of discovering a maker through your local market.
↗Let’s Get Dessert
Save a little room for Let’s Get Dessert, Sarah’s desserts and cake pops featured in the Stangl market community. Sometimes the best shopping-list addition is the one that turns a quiet afternoon into a treat or gives everyone at the table something to look forward to. This sweet stop brings that spirit to the market, inviting you to think about the small celebrations tucked into an ordinary week. Look for Sarah on a confirmed lineup and ask what is available that day. Choose something to share, a little surprise for someone at home, or a treat just for yourself. Take time to explore flavors and ingredients, then enjoy the simple pleasure of bringing dessert home from a local market visit.
↗Lower Neshanic Community Farm
Bring home a little of Hunterdon County’s growing season with Lower Neshanic Community Farm. This woman-owned, family-operated educational farm in Ringoes raises vegetables, microgreens, fruit, flowers, and herbs on 16 acres. Regenerative and permaculture practices guide its work, with a commitment to healthy soil and a thriving community at the heart of every harvest. The farm’s colorful variety makes its table a welcoming place to discover something fresh. Stop by to see what the season has brought and find inspiration for the week’s meals. A handful of herbs, a bright bunch of greens, or an unexpected farm-grown ingredient can turn a familiar recipe into something special. Shopping this table connects your kitchen with local growers who put care into both the land and the people it feeds.
↗Luckee Star
Find a fresh way to express your style with Luckee Star Adornments, an independently owned Flemington business offering clothing, handbags, and accessories. Its changing collection gives shoppers room to explore a new layer, a useful bag, or a piece that brings personality to what they already wear. The appeal is in the discovery: finding something that feels like you, with a local business behind the selection. Browse the online shop for current choices and look for confirmed Stangl dates to explore in person. Think about a favorite outfit, a gift recipient’s style, or a practical addition you will reach for often. From an everyday essential to a little wardrobe refresh, Luckee Star makes choosing an accessory part of the fun.
↗Mad Lavender Farm
Follow the appeal of lavender to Mad Lavender Farm in Milford, where growing, creativity, and time outdoors come together. Culinary lavender, plants, bath-and-body products, and home goods offer several ways to enjoy this fragrant crop. Seasonal workshops and farm experiences invite a closer connection to the place behind the products, making the farm a source of both thoughtful gifts and inspiration for a day out. Explore lavender as a kitchen ingredient, a plant to grow, or a familiar scent to enjoy at home. Browse the farm’s current offerings and activities online, and look for its confirmed Stangl appearances. Whether you are choosing a small gift or discovering something new about a favorite plant, there is a little countryside pleasure to bring into your day.
Main Street Cheese Co.
Build a delicious reason to gather with Main Street Cheese Co., the specialty cheese shop from Somerville. Its place in the Stangl food community brings the pleasure of cheese shopping into a Saturday filled with local discoveries. A cheese can be the centerpiece of a board, a welcome addition to supper, or the start of a conversation about flavors you have yet to try. Browse with a favorite meal, an upcoming gathering, or a simple evening snack in mind. When the shop is on the confirmed market lineup, ask about the cheeses available and ideas for serving them. Pair your selection with bread, honey, or another market find, and turn a few thoughtful purchases into something worth sharing around the table.
↗Marti Brown — The Dragon’s Odyssey
Color becomes something you can wear at The Dragon’s Odyssey, where Marti Brown creates distinctive niobium jewelry. Earrings, pendants, and other pieces explore floral forms, texture, and luminous color, offering expressive choices for people who enjoy jewelry with an artistic point of view. The collection invites a closer look at the way material and design work together, with each piece bringing its own presence to an outfit. Explore Marti’s work for a favorite color, an unusual shape, or a gift that feels personal. The Dragon’s Odyssey also offers jewelry-making classes and studio experiences for those drawn to the process as much as the finished work. Visit the website to discover current pieces and opportunities to bring more hands-on creativity into your life.
Mary’s Handmade Home Products
Bring a personal touch to the place you call home with Mary’s Handmade Home Products, featured in Stangl’s June 2025 newsletter. Handmade goods invite a different kind of shopping: time to notice a detail, picture an object in your own surroundings, and appreciate the person who made it. This listing is part of the market’s wider celebration of practical creativity and thoughtful local finds. Watch the confirmed lineup for future appearances and take the opportunity to explore Mary’s selection in person. Ask about the pieces that catch your attention and how they are intended to be used. Whether you are choosing for your own space or someone else’s, a visit to a maker’s table can turn a simple purchase into a more personal discovery.
↗Melaina’s Flower Field
Bring the season indoors with Melaina’s Flower Field. Farmer and librarian Melaina grows flowers in Freehold, New Jersey, with a range that includes tulips, peonies, lisianthus, zinnias, dahlias, and sunflowers as the growing year unfolds. Mixed bouquets gather those colors and forms into something ready to brighten a room, mark an occasion, or make an ordinary day feel a little more generous. Choose flowers for a host, a celebration, or the simple pleasure of seeing something beautiful on your own table. The seasonal nature of the farm gives each visit the possibility of a different combination. Explore the website for current offerings and look for confirmed Stangl appearances to bring home a little of a New Jersey flower field.
↗Mira Bakes
Make a sweet stop with Mira Bakes, whose baked goods have been described in Stangl’s newsletters as gluten-free and nut-free. The collection adds another possibility to a market visit built around good food and small discoveries, inviting shoppers to explore a treat for an afternoon break, a shared table, or a thoughtful little surprise. Baking has a way of making an ordinary day feel worth celebrating. Look for Mira Bakes on a confirmed market date and ask what is available that week. If you have dietary requirements, check the ingredients and preparation details for your selection directly with the baker. Take time to choose something you will enjoy, and leave a little space in your market bag for the pleasure of a sweet finish.
Mom-chalant Baker
Let a little baking brighten your Saturday with Mom-chalant Baker, featured in the market’s June 2025 newsletter. A baker’s table is an invitation to think beyond the weekly essentials and make room for something enjoyable: a treat to share, a quiet break, or a small surprise for someone waiting at home. This listing preserves another part of Stangl’s community of food makers. Watch the confirmed lineup for a future appearance and stop by to discover the day’s selection. Ask about flavors and ingredients as you choose what suits your plans. Sometimes a market visit is most memorable for the unexpected thing you bring home, and something baked can be a lovely way to share that feeling with others.
↗Nicoline Evans
Find your next story with author Nicoline Evans, whose bookshop ranges from fantasy novels to illustrated books for younger readers. Her collection invites several kinds of adventure, whether you are looking for a world to disappear into, a chapter book to explore, or a story to read aloud together. Book bundles offer another way to discover her titles and keep a good reading habit going. Browse with your favorite kind of story in mind, or choose a book for someone whose imagination you know well. Nicoline’s online shop provides descriptions of individual titles and collections, helping you find the reading experience you are after. A book from a market author brings a creative voice into your home and gives you something to enjoy long after the visit.
↗No Worries Balm
Discover a simpler approach to everyday care with No Worries Balm, created by Dr. Kristen M. Sikorski. The collection includes lip balms and body-care products, with short ingredient lists and an original lip balm made with five ingredients. It is a familiar part of Stangl’s maker community, bringing the person behind the brand closer to the people choosing its products. Explore the available formats and read the individual ingredients and directions as you find something for your routine. A balm can also make a thoughtful small gift or a useful addition to a collection of locally purchased treats. Visit the brand’s website for the current range, and look for its confirmed market appearances to discover more about the collection in person.
↗Nuts About Millets
Try a different kind of crunch with Nuts About Millets. Roasted millet puffs and nut bars introduce this grain to the snack bag through a mix of seasonings and ingredients. The collection offers an inviting change from the usual choices, whether you are packing for a busy day, putting together a lunch, or simply looking for something new to enjoy between meals. Browse the available flavors and ask about the ingredients that make each one different. A market visit is a good opportunity to discover a food you may not have tried before and learn more from the business presenting it. Tuck a favorite into your bag, share something new at home, and give your everyday snack routine a little fresh inspiration.
↗Ocasio Soap Co.
Bring a little handmade care into your daily routine with The Ocasio Soap Company. Its collection ranges from triple-butter soaps and salt-and-clay bars to botanical bath-and-body products, candles, and fragrances for the home. The variety invites you to explore everyday essentials alongside small pleasures, with different formats and scents to discover as you browse. Soap becomes more than a routine purchase when you take time to choose it thoughtfully. Look for something for your own sink or bath, or gather a few favorites into a personal gift. Compare individual ingredients, directions, and fragrance options to find the products that appeal to you. The company’s online collection offers another way to explore its work between confirmed market appearances and keep a favorite close at hand.
↗Ocasio Soap Co.
Make everyday care a little more considered with The Ocasio Soap Company. Small-batch soaps, botanical candles, and bath-and-body goods bring together useful essentials and fragrant accents for the home. The range includes triple-butter soaps, salt-and-clay bars, dish soaps, and hair care, offering several ways to find something you will enjoy using. It is a collection that makes browsing for practical things feel like a small treat. Explore individual products, compare ingredients and scents, and choose with your routine in mind. A favorite bar or candle can also become a thoughtful gift, especially when paired with another local-market discovery. Visit the company’s website for current offerings and look for confirmed Stangl dates to see the available selection and ask questions in person.
↗One Compost Can
Make your Saturday shopping part of something that keeps growing. One Compost Can, led by Dolph Geurds, helps households and businesses collect food scraps for composting through residential pickup, market drop-off, and commercial services. At Stangl, participating subscribers can bring their green bucket with its lid and exchange it for a clean one—a practical way to make composting part of the weekly routine. After choosing good food from the market, give the scraps a useful next chapter. Stop by to learn how the service works, what belongs in the bucket, and which subscription fits your household. One Compost Can brings a community-minded idea right to the market, making it easier to connect the food we enjoy with care for the world around us.
↗P & L Crafts
Give a garden corner a cheerful new resident with P & L Crafts. Jim Luxich’s handcrafted birdhouses and seasonal home decorations combine practical little shapes with painted floral details and bright color. The collection brings a playful spirit to woodcraft, inviting you to appreciate both the structure of a piece and the personal touch of its decoration. A small object can make a favorite outdoor space feel more welcoming. Browse the gallery for colors and designs that fit your home, or think of someone who loves a garden gift. When Jim is on the lineup, ask about the intended use and care of the available pieces. It is a chance to choose something with character and support the hands-on creativity that makes a local market worth exploring.
↗Pampered Chef
Turn your market inspiration into something delicious with kitchen tools, bakeware, and cooking accessories from Pampered Chef. This table is a practical companion to a bag full of fresh produce and local ingredients, offering products for preparing, baking, and serving the meals you love. It’s a place to discover a useful addition to your kitchen or a gift for someone happiest at the stove. Think about your favorite recipes as you browse: the weekend bake, the weeknight supper, or the dish everyone asks you to bring. Talk through the available tools and find something that fits the way you cook. With a little inspiration and the right equipment, your next market haul can become a meal you’re excited to share.
↗Perfect Imperfections
Find beauty in the character of wood with Perfect Imperfections. The decorative work featured in Stangl’s newsletter includes a rustic wood-framed picture with a natural, irregular edge, letting the material become part of the design. That relationship between shape, surface, and image gives the piece an individual presence and invites you to notice details that a more uniform frame might leave behind. Explore the gallery and imagine how a rustic accent could sit beside the objects you already enjoy at home. When the maker appears on a confirmed lineup, take time to see the available work and ask about individual pieces. It is an opportunity to choose a decorative object for its personality and bring a little of a maker’s creative eye into your surroundings.
↗Perfect Together
Discover a fragrant pairing at Perfect Together, the shared market table of Three B’s Soap and Sweet Birch Warehouse. Soaps and bath products join scented candles and gifts for the home, bringing two makers’ collections together in one inviting place to browse. The combination offers several routes to a personal treat, a welcoming room, or a gift assembled with someone particular in mind. Explore the available scents and ask about the ingredients and care of individual products. You might choose a single favorite or combine a soap and candle into a thoughtful present. Take time to get to know each maker’s work, and enjoy the ease of discovering complementary pieces at the same table. It is a small celebration of creative businesses sharing a space.
↗Peter’s Birdhouses & Feeders
Make your garden part of the conversation with Peter’s Birdhouses & Feeders. Hand-built wooden birdhouses, feeders, and bat houses bring practical craft to outdoor spaces, with designs ranging from simple nesting boxes to open feeders with pitched roofs. The collection invites you to look at your surroundings in a new way and consider how a carefully chosen piece might become part of the view. Browse with your garden, available space, and intended use in mind. When Peter appears at Stangl, ask about placement, maintenance, and the purpose of individual designs so you can choose thoughtfully. A handcrafted outdoor piece can make a rewarding gift for someone who enjoys watching the life around their home, or a welcome addition to your own garden routine.
↗Petmie
Make room on your market list for the four-legged member of the family. Petmie brings powdered food toppers for dogs to Stangl, with a range that includes Oral Care, Itch Free, and Calming Comfort products. Founded by a veterinarian with a background in nutrition research, the business grew from an interest in the role ingredients play in a dog’s everyday diet. Its market table offers a chance to get to know the people behind the jars. Stop by to explore the collection, compare ingredient lists, and ask about the directions for each product. Whether you are discovering Petmie for the first time or returning with questions, it is an inviting opportunity to learn more while enjoying your Saturday shopping. Bring your curiosity and find out what makes this pet-focused business part of the Stangl community.
Pineland Farm
Bring a little farm variety into your Saturday with Pineland Farm and Diane Garbler. Plants, asparagus, goat’s milk soaps, and shampoo bars give this offering an appealing mix of things to grow, enjoy at the table, and use at home. It is the kind of market stop that invites a browse beyond your original list, connecting everyday needs with the pleasure of discovering something through a local vendor. Look for Pineland Farm on a confirmed lineup and ask about the current selection, including what is in season. Choose a plant with your growing space in mind, explore a fresh ingredient for dinner, or compare the ingredients and directions on individual soap products. A varied table can make room for more than one satisfying discovery.
↗Planet Nell Jewelry
Let your accessories have a little fun with Planet Nell Jewelry, also featured as Planet-Nell Jewels. Colorful beads, patterned details, and geometric shapes give the earrings an expressive character, with market photographs showing both long beaded drops and more compact pendant-style pairs. The collection invites you to enjoy the small choices that make an outfit feel personal, from a flash of color to a favorite shape. Browse for a pair that works with something you already love to wear, or choose a gift around someone’s style. Looking closely at the combinations is part of the pleasure, especially when you discover an unexpected detail. Explore the gallery and watch for confirmed market appearances to see which designs might become your next go-to accessory.
↗Platinum Pulls
Bring your collecting curiosity to Platinum Pulls, where trading cards, collectibles, and Pokémon card games add another kind of discovery to Stangl. A collection can begin with a favorite character, a memorable card, or the enjoyment of learning what makes an item interesting. This table offers a place for that enthusiasm among the market’s food, art, and handmade finds. Browse with a particular collection in mind or leave room for a surprise. When Platinum Pulls is on the confirmed lineup, ask about the available items, their condition, and the details that matter to you as a collector. Whether you are choosing a gift for a fan or looking for your own next addition, the hunt can be part of the fun.
↗Rimi’s Rice Balls
Discover the simple pleasure of Japanese onigiri at Rimi’s Rice Balls. These individually wrapped rice portions bring a different flavor of comfort food to Stangl, offering a convenient way to enjoy a familiar Japanese favorite. Their compact shape makes them an inviting choice for a market-day bite, a light lunch, or something to tuck away for later. Explore the day’s selection and find a rice ball that catches your appetite. Pair a few with other market discoveries, introduce a friend to onigiri, or make Rimi’s part of your own Saturday ritual. There’s something special about meeting the person behind your food and adding a new favorite to the rotation. Stop by, say hello, and let a small package bring a little more variety to your day.
↗Roller Rig
Put a local story in motion with Roller Rig, Chris Racioppi’s cinematography and multimedia production work. At Stangl, its video booth gave businesses a chance to record short announcements for websites and social media, connecting a creative service with the people who make the market happen. It is a reminder that local creativity includes the ways we share our work as well as the things we make. Explore Chris’s professional information if you have a business, project, or message you would like to present through video. Think about the audience you want to reach and the story you want to tell, then ask about an approach that fits. Roller Rig brings another useful creative connection to the wider Stangl community.
↗Rustic Imperfections
Bring natural character into your home and garden with Rustic Imperfections. Woodworker Allyson Neuberger creates pieces that combine useful forms with the individuality of wood, including raised pet-feeding stations, wooden planters, and decorative wood-framed artwork featured in the market’s photographs. The collection makes room for practical needs and personal expression, showing how a familiar material can become something distinctive in everyday surroundings. Browse with a favorite corner, a garden project, or a pet’s space in mind. Look closely at the grain, shapes, and details as you imagine a piece in your home. When Allyson appears on the confirmed lineup, ask about the work available and its care. Choosing directly from a woodworker adds another layer of connection to a useful purchase.
↗Saving Grains
Bring the warmth of wood into the kitchen with Saving Grain Woodcraft from Branchville, New Jersey, listed at Stangl as Saving Grains. Handmade spoons, spatulas, cutting boards, and seasonal decorations give the collection a satisfying mix of everyday usefulness and creative detail. Wood brings its own grain and color to each object, inviting you to appreciate a familiar kitchen tool as something worth choosing with care. Browse for a piece you will reach for while cooking, or put together a thoughtful gift for someone who loves a well-used kitchen. Look at the shapes and surfaces, and ask about the wood and care of individual pieces. Supporting a woodworker can be as simple as finding a useful object that makes daily tasks a little more enjoyable.
↗Sergeantsville Pines Farm & Candle Co
Bring home the feeling of a quiet evening, a favorite season, or a welcoming room with Sergeantsville Pines Farm & Candle Co. Hand-poured in small batches in New Jersey, its candles use a soy-and-coconut wax blend, with many featuring a gently crackling wood wick. The fragrances take inspiration from everyday pleasures: gardens, changing seasons, holidays, and the simple comfort of coming home. Choose a scent for your own space or a gift that feels personal from the moment it’s opened. The company also creates custom labels for weddings, showers, businesses, fundraisers, and special occasions. Visit the table to explore the collection and meet a local business turning fragrance and careful handwork into something you can enjoy long after your market morning.
↗Shannion’s Hand Felted Crafts
Welcome a little springtime charm with Shannion’s Hand Felted Crafts. The Easter crafts featured in Stangl’s newsletter celebrate the soft texture and expressive possibilities of felt, bringing a handmade touch to seasonal decorating. A small crafted piece can add character to a shelf, become part of a holiday display, or help make a familiar tradition feel personal again. Explore the gallery for a glimpse of the work and watch the confirmed lineup for future appearances. Browse with a favorite spring corner or a gift recipient in mind, and ask about the individual pieces available. Seasonal handmade decorations offer a lovely reason to slow down and enjoy the details, especially when you can connect them with the person who made them.
Shelly Baker
Discover another part of Stangl’s maker community with Shelly Baker’s homemade offerings. Featured in the market newsletter, Shelly is among the people whose individual work has helped give the factory’s gatherings their variety. A local market makes space for those discoveries, inviting shoppers to look beyond familiar names and find something through a conversation or an unplanned stop. Watch the confirmed lineup for future appearances and take the opportunity to explore the selection in person. Ask about the pieces that interest you and the work behind them. Whether you arrive with a gift in mind or simply enjoy browsing, meeting the people behind a market table can make a Saturday outing feel more personal and connected.
↗Smart Designs
Follow the color to Smart Designs, where jewelry and small handmade gifts bring a playful touch to the market. Colorful drop earrings, a patterned cuff bracelet, and crocheted octopus figures are among the pieces featured in Stangl’s photographs. The variety gives you several ways to discover something enjoyable, from an accessory to wear to a small character that makes you smile. Browse with someone’s favorite colors in mind, or let an unexpected design catch your attention. A little gift can feel especially thoughtful when it reflects a personality rather than an occasion. Explore the gallery for a sense of the work, and look for confirmed market dates to see the current selection and enjoy the details up close.
↗Solebury Nectar Farm
Enjoy a little of the season’s sweetness with Solebury Nectar, a small-batch honey business in Solebury, Pennsylvania. Honey from local hives brings a connection to the surrounding landscape into the kitchen, with colors and flavors that can vary as the flowers and seasons change. The business emphasizes sustainable practices and healthy bee populations, making the story behind the jar part of its appeal. Choose honey for tea, toast, baking, or a cheese board assembled from market finds. A jar can also make a thoughtful gift for someone who enjoys knowing where their food comes from. Explore Solebury Nectar’s current products online, and look for confirmed Stangl appearances to learn more about the honey available and find a favorite for your pantry.
↗Stephanie’s Soulful Bites
Let someone else take care of a little comfort cooking. Stephanie’s Soulful Bites brings prepared food to Stangl, with chicken pot pies among the dishes that have appeared in the market’s weekly selection. It’s a welcoming stop when you’re craving a familiar meal and want to take home something satisfying for the table. Build an easy supper around a pot pie, add fresh vegetables or a salad from another market vendor, and enjoy an evening with less planning in the kitchen. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or gathering people around a meal, Stephanie’s offers a delicious reason to leave room in your bag. Discover the day’s dishes and celebrate the local cooks who help make everyday eating feel a little more special.
↗Sugar Maple Jerseys’ Farm
Bring a taste of Stockton’s farming community home with Sugar Maple Jerseys. Dairy products sit alongside meats, eggs, and other farm-store goods in its offerings, giving shoppers several ways to build a meal around something locally connected. Cheese can inspire a simple supper, eggs can become the start of breakfast, and a farm purchase can make the everyday routine of cooking feel more rooted in place. Explore the farm’s website for its current selection, then check confirmed Stangl dates to plan a visit. Come with a meal in mind or leave room for the ingredients that catch your attention. Shopping a farm’s offerings is a satisfying way to connect good food with the people and work behind it, one thoughtful purchase at a time.
↗Sweet Valley Farm
Make room for a farm connection with Sweet Valley Farm, a name featured in Stangl’s market newsletters. Farm shopping invites you to think about the place behind the products and to let a little discovery shape your plans. This profile connects the market’s record of the farm with its public website, offering a starting point for learning more about what the business has available today. Explore the current offerings online and check this profile’s confirmed dates before planning a Stangl visit. Ask about the selection when the farm appears, and enjoy the chance to bring a little local-market inspiration into your week. Sometimes a good meal or a thoughtful purchase begins simply with taking time to discover what is on the table.
↗T & B Luxe
Explore a different approach to everyday skincare with T&B Luxe. Its grass-fed tallow collection includes whipped creams, balms, tallow-and-honey soaps, and serums, offering several formats for people curious about tallow-based products. The range brings a distinctive ingredient focus to Stangl’s mix of small businesses, inviting shoppers to learn more about what is inside each product before choosing something for their routine. Browse the collection online and compare individual ingredients and directions, then look for confirmed market dates to explore in person. Ask questions about the products that interest you and take time to find the format you prefer. A considered purchase can turn an everyday care item into something you enjoy reaching for, with a personal connection to the business behind it.
TNT Sports Collectibles
Bring a favorite team or a collecting passion to TNT Sports Collectibles. Bhakti’s sports collectibles and memorabilia offer a different kind of market treasure, inviting fans to browse for a meaningful addition or a gift with a connection to the game. Collecting often begins with a memory, and a familiar name or piece can bring that feeling back in an instant. Watch for TNT on a confirmed Stangl lineup and explore the items available. Ask about condition, details, and any documentation relevant to the piece that interests you. Whether you are a longtime collector or shopping for someone who loves sports, the pleasure is in looking closely and discovering something that belongs in the story of a collection.
↗The Cistern Co-op
Plants, artwork, and handmade pieces share the table at The Cistern Co-op. Potted greenery, colorful art, and small gifts create an inviting mix, bringing together things to grow and things to enjoy around the home. The collection gives a market browse a lively sense of possibility: you might arrive looking for a plant and leave thinking about a piece of art instead. Take time to explore the different corners of the display when The Cistern Co-op appears on a confirmed lineup. Picture a plant in your own light and space, or choose a small gift around someone’s interests. It is the kind of table that rewards curiosity and celebrates how several creative ideas can come together in a welcoming local-market setting.
↗The Clumsy Goose Farm
Bring a little of Ringoes’s growing season into your home with Clumsy Goose Farm. Seasonal flowers take shape in fresh bouquets, dried arrangements, and floral designs for gatherings, with subscriptions and bulk flower buckets offering other ways to enjoy the harvest. The farm’s collection connects the changing garden with the places and occasions people want to make beautiful. Choose flowers for a special celebration, a thoughtful thank-you, or the simple pleasure of having something lovely on the table. Visit the farm’s website to explore its current offerings and look for confirmed Stangl appearances. Whether you enjoy arranging flowers yourself or prefer a bouquet ready to give, there is a welcoming way to make local blooms part of your day.
↗The Dog Bone Guy
Make a market-day stop for your favorite canine with The Dog Bone Guy. Dog treats and beef bones are part of a business known for a distinctive bus and the Bernese mountain dogs that accompany it to markets and events. That memorable presentation brings a little extra personality to shopping for the pet who is always happy to see you come home. Explore the vendor’s website for current product information, ordering, and event details, and check Stangl’s confirmed lineup before planning a visit. Ask about the available products and their intended use as you choose something for your dog. It is a friendly addition to a Saturday outing and another way to include the whole household in your market discoveries.
↗The Happy Hooker
Color, texture, and plenty of personality come together at The Happy Hooker’s crochet table. Granny-square cardigans, ponchos, and accessories bring handmade detail to everyday dressing, celebrating a craft that turns individual stitches into something you can wear and enjoy. The collection is an invitation to fall for a color combination, a cozy layer, or a piece that feels wonderfully like you. Browse for an outfit-changing accent or choose a handmade gift with someone special in mind. If the making interests you as much as the finished work, strike up a conversation; past market offerings have included information about learning to crochet. Stop by to appreciate the stitches, meet the maker, and bring a little more color into your week.
↗The Haring Family Farm
Know more about the food on your table with Haring Family Farm. Elise and Lucas Haring’s Frenchtown-area farm raises pigs, chickens, turkeys, and cattle using regenerative farming practices, with pasture-raised meats, eggs, and grass-fed beef among its offerings. The business grew from a family’s interest in feeding its own children and became a way to share that connection to food and land with the wider community. Explore the farm’s current selection for a family supper, a weekend breakfast, or a meal you have been looking forward to cooking. Visit its website to learn more about the farm and find available products, and check confirmed Stangl dates for market visits. A thoughtful ingredient choice can make the story behind dinner part of the pleasure of sharing it.
↗The Humming Baker
Sweet things become little celebrations at The Humming Baker. Based in Bloomsbury, Paige’s bakery creates custom cookies, cupcakes, and French macarons, bringing a playful, creative touch to treats for everyday enjoyment and special occasions. With designs inspired by seasons and holidays, there’s plenty to admire before you even take the first bite. Choose something to brighten an afternoon, bring a selection to share, or gather ideas for your next celebration. A beautifully made sweet can be a small thank-you, a thoughtful host gift, or simply a reason to pause with a cup of coffee. Explore Paige’s market selection and online gallery, and enjoy a delicious example of the creativity coming out of our local kitchens.
↗The Potters
Discover the creativity of Flemington’s pottery community with The Potters. Clay becomes an invitation to notice form, surface, and the small differences that give handmade work its character. The makers featured in Stangl’s holiday market history are part of a place with a lasting connection to pottery, where choosing a piece can also mean appreciating the people and traditions around it. Explore Flemington Pottery’s website for current studio information, classes, and events, and watch the market’s confirmed dates for pottery offerings. Look for something to enjoy on the table, display on a shelf, or give to someone who values handmade work. Ask about each piece’s intended use and care, and enjoy the personal connection that comes from choosing art close to home.
↗The Sage Dad
Good bread and time together are at the heart of The Sage Dad. Robert Wescott bakes sourdough in Flemington and creates books and activities for families, bringing food, stories, and hands-on ideas into the same creative world. A loaf for the table and something to explore together share a simple purpose: making room for the moments that help a home feel connected. Start with fresh bread for breakfast, sandwiches, or a meal worth gathering around, then explore the wider collection of family ideas online. When The Sage Dad appears on the confirmed Stangl lineup, it is a chance to meet the person behind the work and discover what is available. Bring home something to enjoy now and a little inspiration for time spent together later.
↗The Salad Basket
Fresh ideas for lunch and dinner are always welcome, and Martha Dreswick’s The Salad Basket brings plenty to the table. This Flemington business offers a changing selection of seasonal salads, soups, spreads, and dips, along with Martha’s house dressing. From a colorful bowl to a comforting soup, the collection makes it easy to bring variety to everyday meals. Pick up lunch for yourself, add a side to supper, or choose a dip to share with friends and a loaf of market bread. The seasonal menu invites you to revisit a favorite and discover something different along the way. Stop by Martha’s table for food that fits the way you want to eat—and the pleasure of supporting a familiar face in the local food community.
↗Three Bees Soap Co.
Make a small everyday purchase feel more personal with Three Bees Soap Co., a soap maker featured in Stangl’s newsletters. A bar of soap can be both useful and enjoyable: something for your own sink, a thoughtful addition to a guest space, or a simple gift paired with another market find. Choosing from a maker’s offering adds a human connection to a familiar household essential. Browse the gallery and look for confirmed market dates to explore the available selection in person. Ask about individual ingredients, fragrances, and care as you choose a bar for yourself or someone else. A local market makes room for these little discoveries, turning the practical things on your list into opportunities to meet and support the people behind them.
↗Touchstone Crystal
Add a little sparkle to the everyday with Touchstone Crystal. Bracelets, necklaces, and earrings bring color and shine to the accessory collection featured in Stangl’s newsletters, with coordinated pieces for shoppers who enjoy building a look. A small detail can change the feeling of an outfit, whether you prefer a subtle accent or something that makes a brighter statement. Browse the gallery for inspiration and look for confirmed market dates to compare the available pieces in person. Think about the colors you reach for most, an upcoming occasion, or a gift recipient’s style. Take time to ask about materials, fit, and care, and enjoy finding a finishing touch that feels like a personal choice rather than an afterthought.
↗Two Barn Farm
Bring the season to your table with Two Barn Farm, a certified organic produce farm in Pittstown. Its four-season approach to growing keeps soil health, regenerative practices, and community at the center of the work. The farm connects market shoppers with the people and land behind their food, giving a weekly grocery trip a distinctly local sense of place. Let the available harvest inspire your next meal: a generous salad, a tray of roasted vegetables, or a simple side that lets fresh produce shine. Pick up familiar favorites and leave room for something you haven’t cooked before. A stop at Two Barn Farm is a chance to eat with the seasons, support Hunterdon County agriculture, and bring home the ingredients for a delicious week.
↗Two Brothers Nut Butters
Turn a pantry staple into something to look forward to with Two Brothers Nut Butters, now known as Bussin’ Butters. This family business makes small-batch gourmet nut butters, with peanut, almond, and other creations that explore playful flavors and toppings. The collection invites you to discover how much variety can fit into a familiar jar, from a breakfast favorite to a treat worth sharing. Spoon a little onto toast, add a favorite to breakfast, or browse for a food gift with personality. Visit the Bussin’ Butters website for current flavors and individual ingredient information, then look for confirmed Stangl dates to explore the range. Sometimes a small change to the cupboard is all it takes to make an ordinary snack feel new again.
↗Wendy’s Wonders
Explore a mix of practical care and cheerful craft with Wendy’s Wonders. Calendula salve under the Wendy 2.0 label sits alongside colorful handmade decorative pieces in the market’s photographs, including a bright floral jar lantern. The combination gives the table an individual character, with something to ask about for your routine and something to enjoy simply for the color it brings to a space. Browse the gallery and look for confirmed market dates to see the current selection. Ask about the salve’s ingredients and intended use, and take time to appreciate the details in the decorative work. Whether you are choosing for yourself or putting together a small gift, Wendy’s collection offers a personal glimpse of creativity within the Stangl community.
↗Whitehouse Station Sauce Company
Give everyday meals a flavorful new direction with Whitehouse Station Sauce Company. Father-and-son team John and Jonathan Kasper bring culinary experience to sauces made in Hunterdon County, combining straightforward ingredients with an enthusiasm for good food. Their hot sauces invite you to explore the balance of flavor and heat, adding another locally connected ingredient to the kitchen rather than just another bottle on the shelf. Try a sauce with eggs, bring a new accent to a sandwich, or make it part of the table at your next gathering. Browse the current range online and ask about the flavors available when the business appears at Stangl. A favorite sauce can become a regular companion to the fresh ingredients and prepared foods you bring home from the market.