Trent-Towne Market

Trent-Towne Market Trent-Towne Market features live bands, farm-to-table education, local food, and produce while addressing food sustainability.

We partner with area farms, entrepreneurs, and restaurants to bring you a one of a kind experience.

04/24/2026
What would YOU choose if your voice shaped your community?In the Choice Neighborhood, over 5,000 residents face real cha...
04/24/2026

What would YOU choose if your voice shaped your community?
In the Choice Neighborhood, over 5,000 residents face real challenges—from food insecurity to low homeownership—but the power to decide solutions starts with us.
On April 25, 2026, we’re bringing that power to life.
Join us at Trent-Towne Market for a mock Participatory Budgeting vote—where you’ll hear the story, see the data, and cast your vote on real community ideas.
🗳️ This is more than a demo. It’s what community power looks like.
📍 Be there. Your voice matters.

04/24/2026

🤔 💭 what are some of your ideas . Let’s get 50 ideas in the comments.

04/24/2026

How would you used PB to keep your community safe. Please share your ideas In the comments.

04/24/2026

Participatory budgeting (PB) is a democratic process where community members directly decide how to spend a portion of a public budget. It empowers residents to brainstorm, develop, and vote on local projects—such as infrastructure improvements or park upgrades—fostering transparency, equity, and increased civic engagement.
Participatory Budgeting Project
Participatory Budgeting Project

Join us this Saturday rain or Shine at 16 W. Ingham Ave. As we discuss PB and its process 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm

We are here at Donnelly homes . Getting ready to talk to their tenants at their residence council meeting. last time w...
04/23/2026

We are here at Donnelly homes . Getting ready to talk to their tenants at their residence council meeting. last time we were here public safety was the number one topic. PB works so let it work for you.

📣 TRENTON COMMUNITY — YOU’RE INVITEDOn April 25th, Trent-Towne Market is hosting a Participatory Budgeting (PB) Communit...
04/20/2026

📣 TRENTON COMMUNITY — YOU’RE INVITED
On April 25th, Trent-Towne Market is hosting a Participatory Budgeting (PB) Community Tour stop in partnership with Prepare 2 Vote—and we want YOU there.
We’ll be leading a mock PB voting demonstration, where community members will:
🗳️ Review real neighborhood challenges
🗳️ Vote on community-driven solutions
🗳️ Experience what it looks like to have a voice in decision-making
Our focus areas:
🥕 Food Insecurity
🌍 Environmental Justice
🌸 Community Beautification
This is about more than learning—it’s about participation, power, and possibility.
📍 Join us, bring a friend, and be part of the process.
📣 COMUNIDAD DE TRENTON — ESTÁN INVITADOS
El 25 de abril, Trent-Towne Market será anfitrión de una parada del Tour de Presupuesto Participativo en colaboración con Prepare 2 Vote.
Tendremos una demostración de votación, donde podrás:
🗳️ Conocer los desafíos de la comunidad
🗳️ Votar por soluciones
🗳️ Participar en la toma de decisiones
Áreas clave:
🥕 Inseguridad alimentaria
🌍 Justicia ambiental
🌸 Embellecimiento comunitario
Esto es sobre participación y poder comunitario.
📍 Ven y sé parte del cambio.

04/18/2026

What an exciting day! 🐔🌱
We proudly hosted our 5th Urban Farming Workshop, focusing on raising livestock right here in the City of Trenton.
A huge thank you to Councilwoman Crystal Feliciano for providing us with the city livestock infromation we were able to breaking down the local ordinance and help our community understand what it means to responsibly raise chickens in the city. Knowledge like this is how we turn ideas into action.
Thank you as well to our community partners Cross Community Inc., our incredible facilitator Tomia McQueen, owner of Wildflower Farm in Hopewell, NJ, and of course our dedicated cohort and our sponsor Outdoor Equity Alliance (OEA) for continuing to invest in this work.
This week, we learned the ins and outs of raising chickens—from daily care to long-term responsibility. More importantly, we talked about why it matters:
➡️ Sustainability – reducing reliance on outside food systems�➡️ Food Ownership – having direct access to fresh, healthy eggs�➡️ Community Power – building systems that work for us, by us
Quick takeaway from Article 3 (City Ordinance on Birds):�Residents are allowed to keep a limited number of chickens for personal use, as long as they are properly housed, maintained, and do not create a nuisance to neighbors. The focus is on cleanliness, safety, and responsible ownership—ensuring that urban livestock supports the community, not harms it.
We’re not just learning how to raise chickens—�we’re learning how to take control of our food system.

Join us today at 1:30! As we discuss PB and how it can benefit your community.
04/18/2026

Join us today at 1:30! As we discuss PB and how it can benefit your community.

04/16/2026

How would you use 10k in your community? Let us know we would love to hear from you.

04/15/2026

Join us this Wednesday at the Table of Hope Food Pantry 💛

Stop by and pick up fresh items for your home, including eggs, apples, kale, and seed packets to help you grow your own food.

📅 Wednesday, April 15
⏰ 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 100 Humboldt Street, Trenton
⚠️ Limited supply – the first 40 families will be served.

Everyone is welcome. We look forward to seeing you!



Center for Child and Family Achievement Trent-Towne Market Bishop-Des HJ Gibson Jr.

04/15/2026

One simple question is being asked around the city. Want to learn more join us this Saturday April 18th at 1:30pm Trent-Towne Market 16W.Ingham Ave Trenton NJ.

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16 W. Ingham Avenue
West Trenton, NJ
08618

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