FARMERS MARKET
Locally grown, locally sold.
THE WINTER MARKET
Our Indoor Winter Market will run every third Saturday of the month from January - April. We feature fresh and locally grown produce, honey, vegan treats, body products, prepared food, and more! Markets will also include live music, swapping events, and family-friendly activities on a rotating basis. Details specific to each market are available on the corresponding event page.
We look forward to seeing you this winter at Plant Chicago:
4459 S. Marshfield Ave!
MORE
OUR VENDORS
Note: The exact vendor lineup may change from week to week. Please check our Facebook events page for the most up to date vendors and activities!
Farmers, fresh produce, and preserves:
Bee-utiful Honey
Cedillo’s Fresh Produce
Lowest Hanging Fruit
Soap + Body products:
Soap Junkii LLC
Cookies, ice cream, and baked goods:
Little Mama's Cookies
Nata
Zeitlin's Delicatessen
Coffee:
Ola Verde Cafe
Sauces and Spices:
Chill & Go
Keep It Savory Salt Company
JDKKBK, INC. (Quarter Mile Hot Sauce)
Crafts, jewelry, and more:
Bee-utiful Candles
Prepared food:
Bravo Vegan Cuisine
El Hongo Magico
Interested in becoming a vendor at Plant Chicago's market?
Link Match
Our farmers market accepts and matches Link purchases on produce up to $25. This means Link card holders can purchase up to $50 worth of produce for just $25!
Community Composting
Drop off your food scraps for free! Plant Chicago will make sure they are hauled to a local composting facility.
Music and Family Activities
On any given Saturday there may be live music, cooking demonstrations, and education activities. Families are welcome to explore our yard and meet our chickens, fish, and bees. Please check our Facebook events page for details week to week!
Chicago Farmers Market Collective
Plant Chicago is a member of the Chicago Farmers Market Collective (CFMC)! We meet with other Chicago market organizers to share best practices, resources, and knowledge. .More about CFMC.
In The News
ABC Chicago, WTTW, and WGN all wrote about Plant Chicago’s role in our local food system’s response to COVID-19. More media coverage.
LINK MATCHING SUPPORTED BY
Experimental Station