The Twin City Farmers Market in Sterling, Illinois, operates indoors year round on Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon, with an outdoor market area adding vendors from May through October. Located at 106 Avenue A, the market has run since opening in July 2005 and accepts SNAP and Link EBT cards.
Located an hour West of Chicago, the Flea Market is held on the first Sunday of each month and the preceeding Saturday (March-December). St. Charles, IL
Kane County Flea Market is known as the "Best in the Midwest or Anywhere." We are a local Flea Market in St. Charles, Illinois. Hundreds of dealers set up during our monthly shows. Antiques, collectibles, and fancy "Junque".
The Farmers' Market of Carbondale has been acherished local tradition for over 40 years! Operating every Saturday from the last Saturday in March to the first Saturday in December, 8 AM to 12 PM, at the Westowne Shopping Centre, the market showcases a diverse array of fresh, seasonal produce, baked goods, meats, cheeses, plants, and handcrafted items—all sourced from Southern Illinois growers and artisans. Enjoy live local music and connect with the community in a welcoming, open-air setting. investing in your community. Every dollar you spend them thrive and grow. By choosing local, you’re also practices. Plus, you get food that’s fresher, tastier, and to live music, and new friendships are made. Shopping This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
The Geneva French Market runs Sundays from 9 am to 2 pm, April 12 through October 25, in the Metra Train Station parking lot at 4th and South Streets. A shorter run continues November 1 through 16, 9 am to 1 pm. The European style market sells food, treats and handmade goods, with a virtual marketplace for those who cannot attend in person.
The I-80 Flea Market is an outside market open every Sunday April through November, rain or shine! Come join us every Sunday to find great bargains. You will find a huge selection of antiques & collectibles, arts, crafts, clothes, furniture, plants and more! Our indoor kitchen is open during our Markets and Swap Meets. We offer an assortment of drinks, breakfast meals, sandwiches, ice cream and more! No pre register needed!!! Sellers line begins to form at 5:30 am. When you arrive, get in line and the seller gates open at 6:00 am. Sellers cannot vacate space before 11:00am, You will pay your seller fee and will receive a permit. Place this permit in your windshield, pull into the sellers area, and park in between the orange painted lines on the ground. Set up your goods and make money. It's that easy!!!
December 12-13, 2026 · Saturday 9am to 4pm and Sunday 9am to 3pm / $9 (TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE EVENT); Early Buyers Saturday 8am to 9am / $25 Grayslake, IL
Grayslake Illinois Antique Flea Market offers a fantastic variety of antiques, vintage, estate jewelry, vintage clothing, collectibles, comics, tv/movie memorabilia, mid century modern, furniture, vintage jewelry, vintage decor, vintage home, vintage experts, decorative arts, vintage lighting, decorating, design, country furniture, shabby chic, old toys, advertising, coins, and more Show Hours: Saturday 9am to 4pm and Sunday 9am to 3pm / $9 (TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE EVENT) Free Parking. *Children 12 and under are free with an adult The Lake County Fairgrounds has notified us that only “Licensed Service Dogs” are permitted on the Lake County Fairgrounds during the Grayslake Antique Flea Markets. Thank you for your cooperation. The “Grayslake Antique Flea Market” is a federal trademark registered by Zurko Promotions Romantic Homes Magazine listed the Grayslake Antique Market as one of t...
The Wheaton French Market runs every Saturday from 8 am to 2 pm, April 13 through November 30, with shorter hours in the final weeks of the season. Styled after the outdoor markets of France and operated by Bensidoun USA, it sets up in the pavilion near Liberty Drive and Main Street with produce, flowers, baked goods and handcrafted items that rotate week to week.
The Chicago Nettelhorst French Market operates Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., April 18 through October 31, with no market on September 19, at 3252 North Broadway in Lakeview. Shoppers who cannot attend in person can also browse a Virtual Market for favorite vendors.
The Frankfort Country Market runs Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., April 26 through October 25, 2026, in downtown Frankfort. Nearly 70 vendors offer fresh produce, flowers and plants, honey, meats, seafood, dairy, baked goods, canned goods, hot foods and even a blade and knife sharpener.
The Homer Farmers Market welcomes all growers of farm, garden, and greenhouse produce to participate in a weekly market. The Homer Farmers Market was established in 2000 to aid in the development of a sustainable local agricultural community for the benefit of the greater community of the Kachemak Bay area by: Being an outlet for producers of small quantities of products. Providing the consumer with an opportunity to purchase excellent garden/farm fresh products. There's always something happening at Homer Farmers Market! From cooking demonstrations to live music, we offer a variety of events and activities to engage our community. We accept cash and in-state checks with ID, credit cards accepted for market coins, useable at most booths. Please remember, we serve food, so please leave your four-legged friends at home.
3 French Hens Market sets up in the parking lot at 402 Liberty St. in downtown Morris on select Saturdays from May through October 2026, including May 9, June 13, July 11, August 8, September 12 and October 10, all from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. At least half of each vendor's merchandise must be vintage or handcrafted, and separate Holiday and Winterfest markets follow in November.
The Hanover Farmers Market kicks off its sixth season in May 2026, meeting the third Sunday of each month through October from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This year the market moves to the green at Hanover Crossing, a venue with more visibility, easy highway access and free parking.
Rockford City Market located in downtown Rockford, IL features seasonal outdoor markets showcasing farmers and local goods, an indoor food hall, wedding and event venue, and licensed commercial kitchen for rent.
Everything you need for your special occasion. Carnitas party platters, fajitas party platters, festive party platters, fresh salads, and more. We deliver! Fresh and yummy bakery dept with a nice variety of your favorite gringo or gringa selections. Various Churro are muy bien! I didn't realize I was a fan until now. Nancy L. Addison, IL The checkout was fast and on my way with more than I was looking for. The store had plenty of parking and while inside you can get most things. There is also a restaurant inside where you can seat and eat. Miguel M. Chicago, IL They also have a good variety of normal grocery store items for sale. They have a really good selection of fresh fruit. The first time I was at this grocery store I was surprised at the assortment of veggies and pre prepped food for sale. Kevin D. Addison, IL
This market returns to Oak Forest every Wednesday evening, presented with help from Boscos Marketplace, at the Bremen Township Senior Center on Cicero Avenue.
Whether you’re strolling through our historic downtown, getting lost in a corn maze, or muskie fishing at Lake Carlton, you’ll soon realize the unique charm and character that is Morrison. While it is difficult to limit our list, below are ten reasons to make Morrison your next destination in Northwest Illinois. Morrison is home to the Whiteside County Fairgrounds and takes place in middle August every year. The fair includes a carnival and grandstand events including a tractor pull, a country music show, and the ever-popular demolition derby. The city contains many structures and areas, such as our historic downtown, that embody a sense of time and place unique to our community. Visit the Morrison Chamber of Commerce at 221 W. Main or The Heritage Museum at 202 E. Lincoln Highway for more information. The third weekend in September, Morrison comes alive with great community events st...
City of Lanark, IL – Where small-town enthusiasm and heartfelt dedication drive our commitment to excellence Lanark, Illinois—where small-town enthusiasm and heartfelt dedication drive our commitment to excellence! We’re delighted to welcome you to the official website of the City of Lanark; a charming and vibrant rural community nestled in the heart of Northwest Illinois. Founded in 1861, Lanark blends small-town friendliness with scenic beauty and a strong sense of community. Located in picturesque Carroll County, Lanark is just 5 minutes south of Lake Carroll, 20 minutes east of the majestic Mississippi River, and an easy two-hour drive west of Chicago. Whether you’re a visitor, a prospective resident, or a lifelong local, you’ll find that Lanark offers a peaceful pace of life, surrounded by nature and rich in Midwestern values. City Council meetings are held the first and third Tu...
Bounded by Beecher, Clay, Lafayette, and Church Streets, the Jacksonville Main Street District covers 44-square-blocks and contains over 300 properties and more than 190 businesses. Within it are 107 properties comprising the Downtown National Register Historic District . Downtown is great for events! There are over 2,000 parking places within downtown! Plus, there are over 185 businesses... lots to do, see, eat, and buy! Downtown is where Jacksonville began with the 1825 survey that platted early streets and town layout. A marker on the base of the Civil War Monument commemorates this occasion. Explore some of the historical buildings in downtown Jacksonville, parts of which are within a National Register Historic Commercial District, in this engaging video created by area architectural experts and WSIU. Learn about Abraham Lincoln's connections to numerous sites around Jacksonville...
Learn more about IMAN's holistic interventions, including medical and behavioral health care, creative expression, organizing and advocacy and more. Access your electronic medical records through the ATHENA portal. The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) is a community organization that fosters health, wellness and healing in the inner-city by organizing for social change, cultivating the arts, and operating a holistic health center. IMAN incorporated as a nonprofit in 1997 through the drive of people directly affected by and deeply invested in social issues affecting communities of color living on Chicago’s South Side. Since that time, IMAN has steadily grown and, in 2016, opened a second office in Atlanta to continue mobilizing a cross-section of people committed to this mission. IMAN operates from two campuses on Chicago's South Side, located in the Chicago Lawn and Englewood n...
Gibson City is a thriving city in Ford County, Illinois, United States. Many call Gibson City home as the population was approximately 3,600 at the 2023 census. Located at the intersections of IL Routes 9, 47, and 54, Gibson city is an agricultural industry based community, balanced by a growing downtown and welcoming community atmosphere. The current GCMS School District is a consolidation of the surrounding towns of Gibson City, Melvin, and Sibley. Click here to read welcome message from Mayor Daniel Dickey. Click here for details on our NEW Homebuyer /Home Builder Incentive Program Click here to view our 2026 CCR Water Report, listed on our ‘City Code’ Page. Shares multiple renovated community parks, including our dog park with play equipment for pets
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