Farmers' Markets Are Back in Chicago!

Farmers’ markets are always great to get local business exposure and to show support for small businesses. You can find fresh organic produce, handmade products, and, if the time is right, concerts! If you're just a visitor or have been living in Chicago all your life, this is a great, laid-back way to spend your day! Here is a list of some markets that you can enjoy:

Maxwell Street Market

800 S. Desplaines St.

Open on Sundays, April 3 – December 18, 9AM–3PM

https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/dca/supp_info/maxwell_street_market.html

(312) 745-4676


Green City Market

1817 N. Clark St.

Open on Saturdays, May 4 - October 26, 7AM-1PM 

https://www.greencitymarket.org/

(773) 217-0776


Daley Plaza City Market

50 W. Washington St

Open on Thursdays, May 12- October 27, 7AM-2PM



Opening soon


Mercado de Colores

Manuel Perez Memorial Plaza, 4345 W. 26th St.

Opens on Saturdays, June 4-October 1, 11AM-3PM

http://www.mercadodecoloreslavillita.org/

 (708) 955-6177


West Humboldt Park City Market 

3601 W. Chicago Ave.

Opens on Saturdays, June 4-October 1, 10AM-2PM

https://www.facebook.com/WestHumboldtFarmersMarket/

(773) 533-5570


Horner Park Farmers Market

2741 W. Montrose Ave.

Open on Saturdays, June 4 – October 1, 9AM–1PM

https://hornerpark.org/farmers-market/?fbclid=IwAR2vgUl675aC5lywtcM9VQ0FiHKR9QIHVCbXx7tj113zf1sawnj1097O6tY

(708) 658-4736


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