September 26 and 27: Greenwich Craft Faire

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The Greenwich Craft Faire will feature handmade crafts, including jewelry, fiber arts and wearables, paintings, furniture and fine woodturning, pottery, photography, artisanal foods and body care products, quality garden tools, handmade wreaths plant and much more, all available for purchase. 

At https://greenwichcraftfaire.com: A full schedule of demonstrations, displays, music and food from the Coffee Trailer, homemade goodies from the Quaker Bakers, offerings from the Greenwich PTO and West Cumberland Little League, a Soup and Bake Sale by the Greenwich Presbyterian Church and more will be available. 

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Children’s activities will include face painting, pony rides, the Master Gardener’s Butterfly Booth and pumpkin painting.

Maps will be available to guide you to some of the amazing scenic and historic sites in the township. Visit for one day or two – there will be plenty to see and do!

Faire hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, September 26 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, September 27, rain or shine.

Place: The grounds of the 1730 Gibbon House, 960 Ye Greate Street, Greenwich NJ 08323

Admission: $5 cash only for adults (children 12 and under admitted free). Your ticket is valid for both days.

Free parking is available behind the Lummis Genealogical & Historical Research Library, 981 Ye Greate Street, Greenwich NJ 08323 and all along Ye Greate Street.

All dogs must be on a leash, no exceptions. Of course, owners are required to pick up after their dogs.

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