Northcenter Farmers Market

Northcenter Town Square, 4100 N. Damen Ave.

Saturdays
June 22 - October 26, 2024
8AM - 1PM

Located in Northcenter Town Square, the Northcenter Farmers Market is one of the oldest markets on the North Side of Chicago. Farmers and local merchants will set up and offer their freshest fruits, vegetables, flowers, pastries and other handmade products for sale. We'll be open every Saturday June 22 through October 26 from 8 AM - 1 PM, with the exception September 21 (closed for Tiny Fest).

We will be accepting SNAP/LINK and offering LINK Match vouchers in 2024. If you use your LINK card at the market, we can match your swipes up to $25 with Link Match vouchers to be spent on fruits and vegetables, essentially doubling your purchasing power! Visit the Northcenter Chamber of Commerce info tent onsite to learn more.

SNAP Program Details: English and Spanish

View photos from the farmers market here!

2024 Vendors

This list includes our all-season vendors as well as our pop-up vendors, and it’s always updating! Visit the Northcenter Farmers Market Facebook or Instagram to see who’s at the market each week!

  • Artenofre Colombia

    Prepackaged cookies with coffee, marmalade, alfajores, arequipe and more. Learn More

  • Ayudervic Elements

    Small batch apothecary items produced locally. Learn More

  • Bailey's Farm to Home

    Michigan co-op selling fruits, vegetables, flower bouquets, and more.

  • Cloud9 Nutrition

    Local tea shop selling energizing refreshers.

  • Frazier Farm Pork

    Northeast Indiana Farmer selling premium, ethically-raised pork.

  • Green Spaces Plant Shop

    Local Albany Park plant shop that strives to educate the community about plants and soil! Learn More

  • Hasmonek's Bakery

    Pies, muffins, scones, cinnamon rolls, cakes, breads, and more. Learn More

  • Healthy Haven

    Ghanaian women-owned business providing communities with healthier food choices through cold-pressed juices. Learn More

  • Imisi House

    Original, handmade works by African artists. Learn More

  • Irene's Finer Diner

    Local restaurant selling bagels, bread, jam, hot sauce, and pancake mix. Learn More

  • La Provence Bakery

    Handcrafted bread and croissants.

  • Light + Love Soaps

    Sustainable, plant based soaps and bath products. Learn More

  • Lincoln Cafe & Market

    Premium breakfast sandwiches, bagel sandwiches, and pastries, made from scratch. Learn More

  • Liz Madsen Farms

    Farming operation with over 40 years of experience selling fruits, vegetables, flowers, and more.

  • The Eco Flamingo

    Chicago’s First Zero Waste General Store selling produce and sustainable items. Learn More

  • The Love U Collective

    All-natural, handmade body butter, body oil, aromatherapy candles, and bath salt. Learn More

  • Sabor a México

    Red, green, and specialty salsas, al pastor and pibil adobo, pickled onions and peppers.

  • Stamper Cheese Company

    Local cheesemaker and smokehouse offering a variety of cheeses. Learn More

  • Tamales Express

    Authentic, Mexican style street food including tamales, tacos, corn, pastries, and aguas frescas. Learn More

  • WasteNot Compost

    Compost collection service and glass recycling service! Learn More

  • With Love Baked Goods

    Local cookie vendor with a variety of rotating flavors including gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free and vegan options. Learn More

  • Yer's Cut Flowers

    Flowers grown and harvested in Milwaukee without insecticides or fungicides. Learn More

Want to participate in the farmers market?

Vendors

We’re looking for new Vendors - could it be you?

Vendor Rules & Regulations

Entertainment

Take the main stage this season - we’re looking for bands, dancers, or other forms of entertainment.

Chamber Members

Are you a Chamber Member looking to promote yourself or set up a table? Sponsor the market this season!

To learn more about sponsorship, click here.

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Vendor FAQ:

  • Visit Illinois Department of Revenue for more information.

  • Any business that is preparing, serving, or sampling food is required to have at least one worker with a Summer Festival Certificate in the booth at all times. This training must be renewed each year. A list of trainers can be found at the City of Chicago.

  • We can recommend insurance brokers to help you with acquiring a policy. Contact us at info@northcenterchamber.com for more information.

  • View the 2022 ILFMA Cottage Food Guide.

    There are basic guidelines that growers, cooks, and bakers must observe if they want to sell at a farmers market. Learn more at Illinois Extension, and register with the City of Chicago Department of Public Health.

  • As a Vendor, you are responsible for the following:

    • Tent and Tables

    • Tent Weights (40lb per leg)

    • Table Coverings

    • Signage with your business name and pricing

    • Payment processing and collection

  • There are meters located on streets surrounding the market, and many side streets have free parking as well.