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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.

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...

GCM West Loop opens on Saturday, May 2nd. The market will be open 8am-1pm on Saturdays. The West Loop Saturday market opens on Saturday, May 2nd! The market will be open 8am-1pm on Saturdays. Discover the best of the Midwest at Green City Market's West Loop farmers' market, with dozens of local, sustainable farmers and food producers, community programs for all ages, and more! Please visit our calendar for more information on our outdoor markets. The following CTA bus routes stop directly in front of GCM West Loop: 20 Madison and 126 Jackson. The nearest CTA train stops are the UIC-Halsted blue line and the Morgan green/pink line. Street parking is available in the area surrounding the market. Please abide by all posted signs; Green City Market is not responsible for shoppers’ parking violations.

All of the money raised from the Chef BBQ goes straight back into our community in 3+ ways: supporting our farmers, expanding food access in our local community, educating our community, and more... Learn more about Green City Market's signature event here. Green City Market is securing the future of food by deepening support for sustainable farmers, educating our community, and expanding access to locally-grown food. Our year-round farmers' markets are centered around lifting up Midwest growers, promoting the environmental stewardship of land and responsible treatment of animals, and building a vibrant market for local, sustainably-produced food in Chicago. Our educational programs are geared towards helping Chicagoans of all ages understand how what they eat, cook, and throw away impacts the future of our city (and our planet). Access to good food is a right, not a privilege. We're...

Visit the Wicker Park & Walsh Park Farmers Market in Chicago for fresh, local produce, artisan goods, live music, and community events all season long.

Visit the Wicker Park & Walsh Park Farmers Market in Chicago for fresh, local produce, artisan goods, live music, and community events all season long.

Discover over 50 vendors each week at the Lincoln Square Farmers Market. Occurring Tuesday morning and Thursday afternoon in the heart of Lincoln Square, the market connects local farmers, artisans, and food purveyors to the Northside of Chicago. The Tuesday morning market has an extended season running through November 17, 2026. Location: 2301 W Leland Ave. The parking lot at the corner of W Leland Ave and N Lincoln Ave. Adjacent to the Western Brown Line. Location: 2301 W Leland Ave. The parking lot at the corner of W Leland Ave and N Lincoln Ave. Adjacent to the Western Brown Line. Interested in submitting an application to become a vendor at the Market? LEARN MORE The Lincoln Square Farmers Market will be accepting LINK this year. LEARN MORE Have a question for us? A list of the most frequently asked questions may be found HERE .

The Logan Square Farmers Market runs its 2026 outdoor season from May 10 through October 25, every Sunday from 8:30 am to 3 pm, at 2620 North Milwaukee Avenue in Chicago. It's organized by the Logan Square Chamber of Commerce, which is now at full vendor capacity for the season.

SNAP eligibility rules have changed. Click here for more information If you are experiencing food insecurity click HERE for a list of food assistance resources Check back through the season for more Pop Up vendors! Pasture raised, grass fed organic beef, lamb, pork, ground turkey, brats, organic eggs Canvassing, soliciting and sales by non market vendors are not allowed within the market boundaries. 60+ and disabled shoppers have priority entrance when the market opens at 3PM.

Our idyllic location in Printers Row Park is a picturesque place to enjoy the day with friends & family and pets too. Support small businesses, engage with the community, and explore Chicago’s rich architectural history. Location: Printers Row Park, 632 S. Dearborn St. The venue for our Saturday market is held in the charming Printers Row Park, located at 632 S. Dearborn St. in Chicago. Printers Row Park is a picturesque place to enjoy a Saturday with friends & family (pets too) and explore Chicago's history! SLFM Printers Row Vendors are a part of a vibrant, thriving community featuring thoughtfully curated small family farms, artists, makers, and food businesses , and a diverse range of high quality food businesses. Be a part of a vibrant, thriving community that supports local farms and small businesses.

Visit the 61st Street Farmers Market in Chicago for fresh local produce, food education, and supporting Midwest growers every Saturday from May to October.

From Ira Berkow, “Maxwell Street: Survival in a Bazaar” (Doubleday, 1977). This excerpt above from Berkow’s chapter “Maxwell Street As I Lived It” is also included in the MultiPac – DVD & CD & Booklet package by Shanachie Records, “And This is Free, The Life and Times of Chicago’s Legendary Maxwell Street” http://www.amazon.com/And-This-Is-Free-Legendary/dp/B0015FQZCQ The Market is back at its historic location: 2024 to the present The city of Chicago moved the Maxwell Street Market in 2024 to its historic location at Maxwell and Halsted Streets. It is now held one Sunday a month, from May through October. Shoppers can enjoy shopping, food at the restaurants along Union Street, Maxwell Street, and Halsted Street, and music and cultural programming. The Market is operated by the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE), find out dates and more information here, includi...

Municipal government websites often end in .gov or .org. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you're on a City of Chicago government site. The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely. Learn about rights and resources for Immigrant, Migrant, and Refugee communities. The City of Chicago is committed to protecting our communities from harmful federal actions and inactions that threaten our rights, our well-being, and our shared future. Mayor Brandon Johnson, DPD Announce Neighborhood Opportunity Fund Grants For 18 Chicago Businesses Mayor Brandon Johnson and DPD Commissioner Ciere Boatright Announce 30 Additional ‘Missing Middle’ Buildings in South Chicago and West Englewood

Guide to Illinois Farmers Markets, Food Co-ops, and Grocery Stores accepting Link and Link Match.

An Urban Farm and agricutural learning center, teaching locals sustainable practices for growing local healthy fresh food.

The Loyola University Chicago Farmers Market sets up every Thursday, weather permitting, from June through October at the Loyola CTA Plaza, 6330 N. Sheridan Road on the Lake Shore Campus. Live music runs alongside the market as part of the campus's Summer on the Plaza series.

Plant Chicago has centuries of combined experience building, teaching, and cultivating local regenerative economies. Together, we’re working to change how we, as a city, think about our food and environment.

Bronzeville Growers Market is fiscally sponsored by Maroon Arts Group - all donations made through this link are tax deductible 2. Learning the origins and history of fresh vegetables and/or fruits . 4. Purchases go directly to local vendors and suppliers. 5. Connect and grow with members of the community. Hard to believe that this opportunity is all in our "backyard." To me, Bronzeville Market encapsulates culture, commerce. entertainment, and organic produce, which are the best ingredients for community.

Planted and grown with loving care by staff and volunteers from the neighborhood. Experience simple delicious recipes from top chefs and everyday people. One thing they all have in common, good, nutritious food. Bronzeville is one of the most significant centers of black life in America and the world. We provide a gathering space for commnity members to meet new neigbors while preserving the traditions that make Bronzeville so special. Our team has worked in several area schools to share the latest developments in sustainanle energy, environmental justice and climate change. We also invite guest speakers and scientists to discuss these topics. Join us. We not only grow crops, we grow community. Bringing people together for the common good. The Bronzeville Neighborhood Farm is bringing a fresh outlook to Bronzeville and the surrounding area.

Building on our history of adaptive and creative reuse, we’re turning this firehouse into a center for circular economy programming. The Firehouse features shared use indoor growing space for plants and fungi, indoor and outdoor classrooms, a teaching kitchen, community composting, and meeting/event space. It also serve as a hyper local center to collect materials that don’t get recaptured in Chicago. Our retail space at the firehouse offers a variety of different products, from food and beverages to home and garden goods, all made locally and/or with circular economy practices! We also have swap opportunities for plants, puzzles and books! We "Link match" all food items including honey, bread, produce, spices, seeds and more every Friday and Saturday! If you are still in need but do not qualify for Link, we have sliding scale options for our Local Food Boxes . Plant Chicago offers co...

The Northcenter Farmers Market is one of the oldest markets on the North Side of Chicago. Every Saturday, farmers and local merchants will set up and offer their freshest fruits, vegetables, flowers, pastries, and other handmade products for sale. You can use your LINK/SNAP card at the Market! Just decide how much you’d like to spend, visit the Northcenter Chamber of Commerce tent to pay, and receive tokens to use with eligible vendors. Through the LINK Match Grant Program, we can match your transaction dollar for dollar with Link Up Vouchers, which can be spent on fruits and vegetables. Want to participate in the Northcenter Farmers Market? Michigan co-op selling fruits, vegetables, flowers, and more. Farming operation selling fruits, vegetables, and flowers for 40+ years. Flowers grown in Milwaukee without insecticides or fungicides.

The Independence Park Farmers Market meets every second and fourth Sunday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., from June 14 through October 25, at 3945 North Springfield Ave. in Chicago. It is one of several Global Gardens Chicago markets that connect neighborhood shoppers with local produce.

The Edgewater Monday Market, Chicago's only Monday farmers market, runs every Monday from 3 to 7 pm, June through September, in the Broadway Armory parking lot at 5917 N. Broadway. More than 40 vendors sell food and goods, with activities and entertainment, and admission is free with no registration required.

North Branch Market – LOCALLY MADE. COMMUNITY FUN. The North Branch Winter Market will be held at the Edgebrook Metra Parking Lot , Saturday, November 14, 3-8 pm. Save the date and spread the word! Please see our Applications page for pricing and additional information, or click the links below to apply to be a vendor or to reserve a non-profit spot at the market! Alcohol Vendor Application - Whether your specialty is spiced wine, craft beer, holiday cocktails, or something else, we'd love to have you at the Winter Market. Hot Food Vendor Application - Food for the whole family! Vendor Application - Seeking local artisans, growers, producers, bakers, holiday gifts, and more!