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.
Overseen by Downtown Springfield, Inc. since 1999, the Old Capitol Farmers Market bills itself as the most popular market in Central Illinois and the largest producer only market downstate. It sets up in the heart of downtown Springfield, where growers sell only what they themselves raise or make.
Clarendon Hills Farmers Market runs Thursdays from 7 am to 1 pm, May 14 through October 15, at Village Hall Plaza, 1 N Prospect Ave. Regular vendors include local bakeries, a kettle corn stand, an acai bowl shop and a pet treat maker.
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.
Join us on Thursdays at our Night Market location at the Water Tower Place: 835 N. Michigan Ave. in Chicago, 4th Fl of Mall, from 4p-8p, beginning July 9 through August 20, 2026. Chicago, IL
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.
The Danville Farmers’ Market is open Saturdays year-round, rain or shine, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Railroad Avenue Municipal Parking Lot, located at the corner of Railroad and Prospect Avenues. There is plenty of parking available when you visit the market, both in Municipal Parking Lots and along the streets. While you're enjoying the variety of vendors, you can also say hello to one of our Danville Town Councilmembers at the Town booth. And while we love the dogs of Danville, local health codes prohibit them from visiting the market unless they are certified service animals. The Farmers' Market is held near the Museum of the San Ramon Valley, and they are open Saturdays between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. You can also start or end your visit by having breakfast or lunch at one of our many Downtown Danville restaurants. For the last twenty years, the Pacific Coast Farmers’ Market Associat...
The Galena Farmers Market moves indoors to the Eagle Club, 237 S. Main St., the second Saturday of each month from November through April. Hours are 8 a.m. to noon. Galena, IL
The Galena Farmers Market runs outdoors at the Galena City Hall parking lot from mid-May through late October, 7 am to noon, with no admission charge. From November through April, it moves indoors to the Eagle Club at 237 South Main Street on the second Saturday of each month, 8 am to noon.
WE WILL MOVE INDOORS IN NOVEMBER. MARKETS ARE HELD EVERY SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER (EXCEPT HOLIDAYS) AND EVERY SECOND SATURDAY, JANUARY THROUGH APRIL. Chicago, IL
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...
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Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. The Village of New Lenox is excited to bring back the farmers market to our community this summer in conjunction with Chicago Street Markets. Make the Village Commons your weekly stop for farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, handmade items, baked treats, and more, all from local growers and makers. Join us Thursday evenings in the Village Commons to shop local, support small businesses, listen to local acoustic performers and enjoy the open-air atmosphere. Whether you're picking up ingredients for dinner or just taking a stroll through the market, it’s a great way to connect with your neighbors—and your food! Admission to this event is free. Guests of all ages are permitted. A portion of Veterans Parkway will be closed during this event to accommodate the event activities. Limited parking is availa...
We’re getting ready for the 2026 La Grange Farmers Market—and we can’t wait to welcome you back. From farm-fresh produce to local favorites, Thursdays in Downtown La Grange are all about great flavors, friendly faces, and community connection. Join us May 21 through October 29, and make the market part of your weekly tradition. Baird & Warner, Helping Hand, Local Pastures, Petty and Dragstrem Orthodontics, Chiro One, La Grange Dental Studio • Vendor Participant Acknowledgement, Release, and Waiver (PDF – Download and sign) Seasonal vegetables, eggs, honey, and pasture-raised meats, along with prepared foods like soups, sauces, and baked goods from a diversified local farm. Helping Hand is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming lives and equally valuing individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Catch Paul Velat on his “Sax Bike” during the La Grange Farm...
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The Charleston Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit business dedicated to serving area businesses and connecting our Chamber Members to resources, consumers, and community contacts. We provide information, advertising our businesses, networking events, and more. Our mission is to promote and protect our businesses, prepare and provide networking opportunities and resources, and to partner with and pursue economic development for the greater Charleston area.
The Mount Carroll Chamber of Commerce runs this Saturday market on the north side of the Carroll County Courthouse square, just off Route 78 in downtown Mount Carroll. It runs from 8 am to noon every Saturday from Memorial Day weekend through Halloween. Shoppers can find local coffee, live music, handmade crafts, homemade baked goods, and fresh local produce along the town's historic brick streets.
The Oak Park Farmers’ Market will be held from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday from May 23 through Nov. 14, 2026. The Market is located in the Pilgrim Church parking lot at 460 Lake St., one block west of Ridgeland Avenue. Review the rules and apply to be a contestant using the online form. The deadline to apply is Wednesday, Sept. 9 . Click here for a pdf version of the registration form (PDF, 149KB) Market attendees interested in applying to be a judge for the 2026 Pie Bake-Off can send a one or two paragraph email to farmersmarket@oak-park.us by the end on September 9 detailing why they would be a good judge for the bake-off. To see a list of winners of the 2025 Pie Bake-Off and their award-winning recipes, please click the link below.
MainStreet Libertyville Farmers Market In 2026, we celebrate our 46th year in operation. Our information for this year has been updated below and also for vendor participation signup. The market will be located in Cook Park and on West Church Street, and will be held every Thursday from 7 am to…
Saturdays 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, May 30 to October 10, 2026 (summer, outdoor on Coral Street); second Saturday of the month 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, November to April (winter, indoor) Huntley, IL
Huntley Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 8 am to 1 pm along Coral Street in downtown Huntley, from May 30 through October 10, 2026. In winter it moves indoors to the American Legion and later the Huntley Municipal Complex, meeting on the second Saturday of the month from 9 am to 1 pm through April. It is a free, rain or shine market with local produce, crafts and homemade goods.
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