Serlina K.
10/26/2024
$2 zucchini?!? I'm absolutely in love Not a super big farmers market to be honest, at most 2 blocks. However, there's a great variety of booths! Live music was amazing as well!
Division Street Farmers' Market
Closed
(7)
Photos
30 W Division St
Chicago, IL 60610
Located in the vibrant city of Chicago, the Division Street Farmers' Market is a bustling hub of fresh produce, local crafts, and community spirit. Visitors are greeted by rows of colorful stalls, each offering a diverse array of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and artisanal goods. The scent of ripe berries mingles with the sounds of laughter and chatter, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere.
From farm-fresh eggs to handcrafted pottery, this market is a treasure trove of unique finds. Patrons can chat with friendly vendors, sample homemade treats, and soak in the sights and sounds of this dynamic gathering place. Whether you're a foodie looking for organic ingredients or a local seeking a taste of Chicago's vibrant culture, the Division Street Farmers' Market offers a delightful experience for all who wander its bustling aisles.
Generated using this place's available information
Also at this address
Reviews
4.57 reviewsD B.
10/12/2024
Stumbled upon this farmer's market while walking up Dearborn Street on the way to Chicago Pizza and Oven Grinder. Saw lots of vendors selling Michigan apples and beautiful flowers. It was great to...
Steven B.
5/25/2024
Great vibes for a market in the middle of the city. It is a little on the smaller side though (about 2 blocks). Tried a strawberry croissant for the first time rver which was amazing. Might want...
Christina S.
10/9/2021
Just went here today- I DO NOT KNOW WHY I WAITED SOOOO LONG? Super great variety that is blocked off in Front of Jewel Osco Grocery Store and also extending to the otherside of Clark Street for...
Veronika H.
10/23/2022
Very cute farmers market in Chicago. The friend I'm visiting took me here for a stroll and it made me miss living in a larger city! There were a variety of vendors and it was a great way to...
See a problem?
