Chicago Farmers Markets 2026: A Guide to Every Neighborhood
Our guide to every neighborhood market, sorted by day of the week.
Chicago farmers markets are one of the easiest ways to feel the season. From Lincoln Park mornings to Twilight Markets in Jarvis Square, you'll find them across nearly every neighborhood in the city from April to November.
A tote over your shoulder, coffee in hand, and a slow walk through whatever looks good that week. It's part grocery run, part weekly ritual, part excuse to be outside.
Save it, share it, print it, tape it to the fridge. & scroll to the bottom for a few Sage tips + a quick seasonal produce guide.
Sundays
Wicker Park Farmers Market — 1425 N Damen Ave (May 3 – Oct 25)
Logan Square Farmers Market — 2400 N Kedzie Blvd (May 10 – Oct 25)
North Park Community Market — 5555 N Kimball Ave (May 17, June 21, July 19, Aug 16, Sept 20, Oct 18)
Bronzeville Farmers Market — 4700 S King Dr (June 7 – Sept 27)
Glenwood Sunday Market — 6960 N Glenwood Ave (June 7 – Oct 25, no market June 28 & Aug 16)
Jefferson Park Sunday Market — 4822 N Long Ave (every other Sunday: June 14 & 28, July 12 & 26, Aug 9 & 23, Sept 13 & 27, Oct 11 & 25)
Mondays
Edgewater Monday Market — 5917 N Broadway (June 1 – Sept 28)
Jarvis Square Twilight Market — 1500 W Jarvis Ave (June 1 – Oct 26)
Tuesdays
Lincoln Square Farmers Market — 2301 W Leland Ave (May 5 – Nov 17)
SOAR Farmers Market — 220 E Chicago Ave, MCA Plaza (May 19 – Oct 27)
Low-Line Market — 3400 N Southport Ave (June 2 – Sept 29)
The Farmer at the Green — 434 W Van Buren St (June 2 – Sept 29)
Wednesdays
Uptown Farmers Market — 1257–1320 W Sunnyside Ave (May 6 – Nov 4)
Andersonville Farmers Market — 1500 W Winona St (May 13 – Oct 21)
Ravenswood Community Farmers Market — 4900 N Damen Ave (May 14 – Oct 14)
Pullman Farmers Market — 11100 S Cottage Grove Ave (July 8 – Oct 28)
Thursdays
Lincoln Square Farmers Market — 2301 W Leland Ave (May 7 – Oct 29)
Daley Plaza Farmers Market — 50 W Washington St (May 21 – Oct 22)
Austin Town Hall Farmers Market — 5610 W Lake St (June 11 – Oct 29)
Saturdays
Green City Market, Lincoln Park — 1817 N Clark St (April 4 – Nov 21)
The Lincoln Park Farmers Market — 724 W Armitage Ave (April 25 – Nov 21)
Green City Market, West Loop — 900 W Monroe St (May 2 – Nov 21)
CYDI Farmers Market — 7655 S Halsted St (May 9 – Oct 31)
Eckhart Park Farmers Market — 1330 W Chicago Ave (May 16 – Sept 19)
Division Street Farmers Market — 100 W Division St (May 16 – Oct 24, no market July 4)
61st Street Farmers Market — 1400 E 61st St (May 16 – Oct 31)
South Loop Farmers Market, Printers Row — 632 S Dearborn St (May 16 – Oct 31, no market July 4 & Sept 12)
Hegewisch Farmers Market — 13323 S Green Bay Ave (June 13 – Oct 17, no market Aug 1)
Plant Chicago Farmers Market — 4444 S Marshfield Ave (June 13, July 11, Aug 8 & 12, Sept 12, Oct 10, Nov 7)
Mercado de Colores — 2759 S Harding Ave (June 13 & 27, July 11 & 25, Aug 8 & 22, Sept 12 & 26, Oct 10 & 24, Nov 12 & 28, Dec 5)
Northcenter Farmers Market — 4100 N Damen Ave (June 21 – Oct 25, no market Aug 2)
North Branch Farmers Market — 6525 N Hiawatha Ave (June 27, July 11 & 25, Aug 8 & 22, Sept 5 & 19)
Market Notes
Go early for the good stuff. Bread, eggs, flowers, and the best produce tend to move quickly.
Bring a tote, & maybe cash. Most vendors take cards, but small bills still make things easier.
Walk once before you buy. See what looks good, then build the meal from there.
Ask what’s peaking. The best market intel usually comes from the person behind the table.
Leave a little room. For flowers. For peaches. For the thing you didn’t technically come for.
What’s in season
June: strawberries, cherries, asparagus, peas, radishes, greens, herbs
July: blueberries, raspberries, cucumbers, zucchini, green beans, sweet corn, tomatoes
August: peaches, plums, melons, tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, corn
September: apples, pears, grapes, squash, beets, carrots, late tomatoes
Markets occasionally shift their dates, hours, and locations, so double check the markets’ websites before making a special trip. & if there’s a neighborhood market we missed, send it our way. We’re always adding to the list.
Happy market season, Chicago.
