Suzanne F.
9/7/2025
Love the Farmers Market and I was so excited to find out that they'll be around through October. They have lots of farmers that sell fresh veg and fruit, bouquets, fresh baked breads and pastries,...
Wicker Park Farmers Market
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N Wicker Park Ave
Chicago, IL 60622
The Wicker Park Bucktown Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to fostering a thriving marketplace and enhancing the quality of life in the Wicker Park and Bucktown neighborhoods of Chicago. Through initiatives focused on entrepreneurial development and commercial success, the Chamber manages the WPB Special Service Area, organizes events like Wicker Park Fest, and collaborates on various neighborhood fundraising activities.
With a mission to support local businesses and promote community engagement, the Chamber serves as a hub for businesses in the area to connect, stay informed about upcoming events, and participate in neighborhood initiatives. By working towards a vibrant and sustainable economic environment, the Chamber plays a vital role in shaping the dynamic cultural landscape of Wicker Park and Bucktown.
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4.050 reviews
Mayuri A.
8/24/2025
Nothings says summer like going to a farmers market on the weekend. Wicker park farmers market is a cute small farmers market. They had a lot of different vendors who were selling fresh veggies,...
karina k.
5/4/2025
There are a lot of vendors and some of them will give you free samples. You can find plants, flowers, bread, bagels, coffee, sexy muffins, empanadas, green juices, meat, cheese, eggs, matcha,...
Amy D.
7/13/2024
Items can get expensive at times, but I just find it fun to stroll around, grab a cool drink and soak up the sun. You gotta go at least once! Don't expect to spend more than an hour here since...
Joneice B.
10/31/2023
Closest Farmer's Market to me. This market is dog friendly and relatively easy to get to. Only a 3 minute walk from the Blue Line (Damen Exit). I have been several times. The market has an array...
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