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Learn about our mission to foster a thriving local economy through community support and fresh food access. The Racine Farmers Market is dedicated to connecting local farmers and artisans with the community, providing a space for fresh produce and local craftsmanship to flourish. Discover a range of offerings at the Racine Farmers Market, from fresh fruits and vegetables to unique artisan crafts, all while supporting local farmers and businesses. Discover the Racine Farmers Market on the Lake, the city’s new community hub for fresh food and local artisans. Opened in May 2026 at the scenic Festival Park, our mission is to connect you with the best local farmers and makers. Join us every Saturday to shop regional farmers, food producers, and artisans right on the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan. It’s more than just a farmers market—it’s a celebration of Racine’s vibrant community, a b...

2026 Mukwonago Farmers Market Guidelines The Mukwonago Area Chamber of Commerce (MACC) strives to host a Market that benefits our local growers, producers, consumers, and our community. The MACC & Mukwonago Farmers Market (MFM) Committee supports the following guidelines to ensure we host the best Market possible. A Market Manager will be available at each Market to oversee setup, enforce guidelines, and manage weekly activities at the Market. Market Location & Operation The Mukwonago Farmers Market is located at Field Park, the corner of State Hwy 83 and NN/Veterans Way. The Market will operate every Wednesday from May 13th through October 7th, 2026, except for June 17th from 2 - 6 pm, “rain or shine.” Vendors To qualify as a producer, you must own or rent land on which your products are grown or raised. You must plant, maintain, harvest, and Market the produce you sell. Products other than plants or farm produce must be made or produced locally by the vendor. The MFM Committee reserves the right to conduct a location inspection. Resale is not permitted. Set up begins at 1 pm. Vendors MUST be set up by the start of the Market at 2 pm. For safety reasons, all vendor vehicles must be in their booth no later than 1:50pm. Vendors MUST remain set up until the close of the Market at 6 pm. The MFM Manager must approve any early departures or late arrivals. Vendors shall only occupy the booth space they have been assigned. Each booth space is 10ft x 10ft with room for one vehicle to park directly behind their assigned booth. Tents must be weighted for safety. At times, MFM may need to adjust the position of a booth to accommodate traffic patterns in the park or if there is a natural hazard such as a tree or mud puddle in your booth space. The MFM has the final say as to where your booth will be located. No electricity will be provided. All vendors are expected to display professionally, post all prices of products, and clean up their booth after each Market. Insurance/Licensing It is the Vendors responsibility to have ALL the necessary paperwork, such as licenses and permits, filed with the County and State prior to selling at the Market and must comply with their rules and regulations while selling at the Market. The Health Department may conduct random inspections. A Certificate of Liability Insurance is required to be provided to the MACC office prior to attending the Market naming MACC as additional insured. Vendors who use a scale must have the scale inspected and licensed and comply with all regulations as determined by the Department of Weights and Measures. Contracts/Attendance Contracts are approved by the MFM Committee based on the following (in no particular order): date of application received, previously approved vendor, attendance of the previous year, and types of products sold. Seasonal vendors have priority over weekly vendors. The Market operates “rain or shine”. While no Vendor is given 100% exclusivity, there may be a waiting period until product demand grows, or current vendors withdraw from the Market. In the event a vendor would like to modify their list, and amendment of the inventory list must be submitted to the Committee for approval. New items identified on the amended inventory list may not be sold prior to approval. The MFM Committee determines vendor balance and Market expansion. Every effort should be made to note attendance plans on the originally submitted application. Any changes to attendance should be brought to the attention of the Mukwonago Chamber office as soon as possible. We understand emergencies can happen; however, MFM strives to eliminate gaps in the Market for the benefit of all vendors. • Seasonal vendors are required to notify the Chamber office by 10am on Market Day if you will NOT BE attending. If you don’t provide this information, your permanent booth location may be given away. • Weekly vendors must inform the Chamber office by 10am on Market Day if you will or will NOT BE attending. Check-in and payment will be required PRIOR to setting up. • In regard to repeat No Shows, the MFM Committee reserves the right to revoke the vendor’s participation in future Markets. Failure to comply with the rules of the Market can result in the vendor’s dismissal from the market. MFM maintains the right to change the rules and regulations, as necessary. Fee Schedule MFM has established the following fee schedule for the 2026 Market Season: Seasonal Vendor Fee (21 weeks): $250 per booth space to be paid in full at the time of registration. Weekly Fee: $90 minimum (3 weeks) to be paid at the time of registration. All effort will be made to keep Seasonal vendors in the same booth space week to week. Vendors paying a weekly fee will be placed in available booths as the Chamber assigns. No refunds will be given (unless the application is denied). Programs MFM encourages Vendors to participate in the WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP). This program was established to provide fresh, unprepared, locally grown fruits and vegetables to WIC participants. MFM maintains the right to add additional programs, as necessary. Entertainment Entertainment and activities are planned by MFM. Vendors may not play radios or other sources of music. Market Staffing The MFM Manager will be on site every Wednesday beginning at 12:30 pm during Market Season and is responsible for the following: • Oversee operations of the MFM during operating hours. • Communicate with vendors on weekly and seasonal booth assignments and fee collection. • Enforce Guidelines. • Call the Mukwonago Police Department in the event of a problem. • Report to and perform other related duties as assigned by the MFM Committee. • Co-ordinate SNAP/EBT operation and token distribution to market customers. Promotion The MFM runs ads in various media, and makes and distributes signs, posters, and flyers. MFM reserves the right to share vendor names and images taken at the Market with media outlets for Market promotion. Notice of Nondiscrimination The MFM Committee is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to programs, facilities, and employment without regard to personal characteristics not related to ability, performance, or qualifications, as determined by organizational policy or by local, state, or federal authorities. It is a policy of the organization to maintain an environment free of discrimination, including harassment MFM prohibits discrimination and harassment against any person because of their sex, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, disability, ancestry, age, sexual orientation, pregnancy, citizenship, military status, or any other protected classification. Discrimination or harassment will not be tolerated at the MFM.

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The Verona Farmers' Market runs weekly from May through October at Hometown Junction Park, 400 W Verona Ave. Dozens of local vendors take part, along with a market under 20 spot for young local artists, plus musicians and food trucks.

For over 50 years the Richland Area Farmers’ Market has been in downtown Richland Center. The market's new location for 2025 is at the intersection of Orange and Court Streets, for a physical address use 362 W Court Street. The market is a food-only/fresh flower market for local growers and includes produce, meats, eggs, maple syrup and honey, baked goods, breads, fresh flowers and herbs. EBT/SNAP benefits are accepted as are Senior Vouchers.

For over 50 years the Richland Area Farmers’ Market has been in downtown Richland Center. The market's new location for 2025 is at the intersection of Orange and Court Streets, for a physical address use 362 W Court Street. The market is a food-only/fresh flower market for local growers and includes produce, meats, eggs, maple syrup and honey, baked goods, breads, fresh flowers and herbs. EBT/SNAP benefits are accepted as are Senior Vouchers.

The Mukwonago Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Center is an organization of community-focused leaders. The Chamber is dedicated to promoting positive local business development through networking, educational, and promotional opportunities.

Discover the charm of Two Rivers Farmers Market, nestled in Central Park East and running for 23 weeks from mid-May through mid-October. Every Thursday evening 4pm - 8pm and Saturday morning 8am - 1pm, immerse yourself in a delightful experience featuring farm-fresh produce, unique handcrafted treasures, and vibrant community spirit. Support local growers and artisans while exploring the finest offerings our community has to offer.

The Minocqua Farmers Market is a vibrant market where area farmers, producers, artisans, and non-profit groups come together to offer a variety of agricultural and related products directly to the public. The market connects the community with area food growers and producers, and provides education and inspiration for growing and eating healthy, for a healthier lifestyle. Come shop the Minocqua Farmer's Market Fridays from 8 am-1 pm for all of your market favorites. 408 East Chicago Street, Minocqua - off Chippewa St / Highway 51 North All vendors may not be present at all Markets. An indoor smaller market, featuring local food products direct from a variety of the Minocqua Farmers Market summer vendors along with local makers and special event vendors around the Holidays. Location: 8216 Hwy 51 S in Minocqua, at the Minocqua Area Visitors Bureau

Visit us on Saturday mornings, 3rd Week of May through end of October, from 10AM-1PM in beautiful downtown St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin! 2026 Opening Day - May 16th We are looking forward to another great season of abundant fresh produce, sustainably raised meats and cheese, preserves, honey, flowers, body care, and more!

The Menomonie Farmers Market is a Producers-Only Market held in Wilson Park. All of the items for sale are grown, raised, and pro­duced by the people behind the tables.

The Ashland Area Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., June 6 through October 17, at 125 Front Street in Ashland. Vendors typically offer fresh produce, seafood, meats and dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, beverages and handmade crafts, plus a kids corner and live music.

The Waupaca Farmers Market is located on Union Street in Downtown Waupaca, WI 54981 and occurs every Saturday Mid-May through the end of October from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM.

Downtown Fond du Lac Farmers Market Saturday mornings, 8:00am - 12:00pm May 16 - October 31, 2026 On Saturdays, join over 80 vendors selling the freshest Wisconsin-grown produce, plants, flowers, baked goods, meats, and cheeses, as well as ready-to-eat food, crafts, arts, pottery, and other hand-made items. Proudly

The West Bend Farmers' Market runs Saturday mornings from 7:30 to 11 am, May 16 through October 31, 2026, on Main Street in downtown West Bend, skipping July 4 for the parade. Nearly 100 vendors fill 166 stall spaces, and the market has been voted Wisconsin's number one farmers market four years running, ranking 10th in the nation in 2025.

Onalaska's Farm Fresh Market runs Sundays from 8 am to 1 pm, May 17 through October 25, 2026, in the Ashley Furniture parking lot at 2928 Market Place, across from Home Depot. Billed as the largest farmers market in the area, it sells produce alongside mushrooms, microgreens, honey, pasture-raised meats, jams, pickles, cut flowers and baked goods, with cash-only payment.

Festival Foods will once again host farmers markets in the parking lots of select stores across Wisconsin. These markets provide a fantastic opportunity for guests to support local farmers and artisans while enjoying the freshest produce, baked goods and more. Whether you’re looking for a fresh taste of the season or just want to connect […]

The Downtown Green Bay Saturday Farmers Market runs its 109th season May 23 through October 31, 2026, from 7 am to noon at South Washington and Doty Streets. More than 100 vendors sell produce, meats, cheeses and handmade goods, with live music from 9 to 11:30 am and themed Family Days including Potato Day on September 26.

Mornin’ Sunshine Farm is a family-owned central Wisconsin farm with an on-farm market for fresh produce, homemade jams, honey, bakery items, coffee, and goods from local artists. Visitors can shop seasonally and enjoy their purchases on the farm’s patio.

The Capitol View Farmers' Market runs Wednesdays from 3 to 7 p.m., May 27 through October 14, 2026, at 5901 Sharpsburg Dr. near the Eastside Great Dane in Madison. New this year, shoppers can drop off food scraps each week with Sustain Dane, and the market is run by the North Star Neighborhood Association.

Jackson County Farmers Market sets up near the Lunda Community Center on Diploma Drive in Black River Falls, running Wednesdays from 2 to 6 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm through the growing season. A winter market moves indoors to the Miles-Hagen American Legion for six dates between October and December. The nonprofit market works to expand access to local food and support area farmers, bakers and producers.

This market runs every Thursday from May 28 to October 1, 2026, 3 to 7 pm, at Bucyrus Commons on Milwaukee Avenue. Vendors sell produce, organics, arts and crafts, baked goods and sweet treats, with live music for the whole family. A separate Spring Market is set for Saturday, March 14, 2026, 9 am to 2 pm at South Milwaukee High School, and a Christmas Market follows on December 12.

Hosts: Alexa Soto (Destination Sturgeon Bay) & Bryan Mazur (Door County Daily News) Take a listen to 2025 Farmers Market episodes now! 2026 episodes will be coming soon! Find out more about your favorite Farmers Market vendors by listening to the Faces of the Farmers Market Podcast. An abundant variety of locally grown produce, specialty food & drinks, fresh cut flowers, meats, cheese and bakery. For more information about our vendors and products, see our Vendors Directory. Crafts, jewelry, photography, wood products, yard art, soaps… and MORE. Invite your friends and family! We create a dynamic atmosphere for everyone to enjoy.

Your browser is not supported for this experience. We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Consistently ranked as one of the best farmers markets in the country, the Oshkosh Farmers Market is one of the most popular events in the city. Explore more than 165 vendors at the outdoor, summer market in downtown Oshkosh, and more than 30 vendors per week at the indoor, winter market. Find an assortment of in-season fruits and vegetables, meats and poultry, artisan bread, crafts, and ready-to-eat foods. The family-friendly markets also feature live music and themed events. Downtown Oshkosh (400 and 500 blocks of N. Main St. and 100 block of Church Ave.) Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (rain or shine)

Your browser is not supported for this experience. We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Consistently ranked as one of the best farmers markets in the country, the Oshkosh Farmers Market is one of the most popular events in the city. Explore more than 165 vendors at the outdoor, summer market in downtown Oshkosh, and more than 30 vendors per week at the indoor, winter market. Find an assortment of in-season fruits and vegetables, meats and poultry, artisan bread, crafts, and ready-to-eat foods. The family-friendly markets also feature live music and themed events. Downtown Oshkosh (400 and 500 blocks of N. Main St. and 100 block of Church Ave.) Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (rain or shine)