3rd Annual Indoor Farmers Market

Taking place every  Sunday through March 25th

Summer is officially over, but no need to change your Sunday habits completely, you'll still be able to meet your friends, listen to a little music, learn about businesses and organizations in the neighborhood, have a bite to eat, and come home with good food from near, not far.

The Indoor Market will be starting November 5th and running through March 25th every Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

The Congress Theater Lobby
2135 N. Milwaukee Avenue

Our third year bringing you locally produced food, presented by  the people who grow and raise it (even in the winter).

Logan Square Farmers Market™ is on facebook

Food stamps (Illinois Link/Snap cards) and credit cards are now accepted at the market. Click here for details.

Logan Square Farmers Market™ and the Winter Indoor Market is run independently by the Logan Square Chamber of Commerce. We thank the City of Chicago's Mayor's Office of Special Events for their assistance in launching the market in 2005 and partnering with the Chamber to grow.

For a complete list of vendors, including links to their websites click here: 

Vendors for 2011-2012

Enriching Logan Square: The Chamber of Commerce has set aside information stalls for both community organizations and local businesses that want to reach out to folks at the market. Click here for more information.

 ______________________________________________________________
 

CSAs,

(Community Supported Agriculture) offer a box of the farmer's freshest produce or meat every week. The vegetables vary, depending on what the farmer is growing. Eating from the local foodshed brings with it so many benefits, from offering an affordable source of healthy food while reducing the carbon footprint incurred delivering that food to our plates, to supplying a connection for where our food comes from, to creating a true sense of food security. Joining CSAs help farmers thrive, while also giving you the freshest veggies available in a weekly box!

While you are shopping at the market, please ask the Farmer if they provide CSAs