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It’s the beginning of May, which means it’s time to kick off the farmers’ market season. Farmers’ markets provide fresh,
seasonal food directly from your local farms. These foods travel a short distance from farm to table. Thus, they have a lower carbon footprint. The average distance food travels is 1,500 miles1.
Farmers’ markets provide an educational, outdoor experience that is fun to share with friends and/or family members. I encourage you to get to know your farmers; they will provide you with a wealth of information about locally grown food.
Here is a list of Chicago’s finest farmers’ markets:
Tuesdays
• Federal Plaza – Adams St. and Dearborn St. (7AM-3PM)
• Lincoln Square – Lincoln and Leland (7AM-1PM)
• Museum of Contemporary Art/Streeterville – MCA Plaza at Chicago Ave. and Mies van der Rohe Way (7AM-3PM)
• Prudential Plaza – Lake St. and Beaubien Court (7AM-3PM)
Wednesdays
• Green City Market – 1799 N. Clark St. (7AM-1PM)
• Lawndale – Green City Youth Farm at 3555 W. Ogden Ave. (3PM-7PM)
• Pullman – Arcade Park at 11100 S. Cottage Grove (7AM-12PM)
• South Shore – ShoreBank parking lot at 70th and Jeffery Blvd. (7AM-1PM)
Thursdays
• Daley Plaza – 50 W. Washington (7AM-3PM)
• Hyde Park – On the Cul-de-sac of Harper Court at 5200 S. Harper Ave. (7AM-1PM)
• Lincoln Square – Lincoln and Leland (4-8PM; includes concerts)
• Uptown – Weiss Memorial Hospital at 4646 N. Marine Dr (8AM-1PM)
• Willis Tower Plaza – 233 S. Wacker Dr. (7AM-3PM)
Saturdays
• Austin – Madison St. and Central Ave. (7AM-12PM)
• Bridgeport – 35th and Wallace (7AM-1PM)
• Division St. – 50 W. Division St. between State and Clark (7AM-1PM)
• Green City Market – 1799 N. Clark St. (7AM-1PM)
• Lincoln Park – Lincoln Park High School at Armitage Ave. and Orchard St. (7AM-1PM)
• Northcenter – Northcenter Town Square 4100 N. Damen (7AM-1PM)
• Printer’s Row Park – Parking lot at Dearborn and Polk (7AM-1PM)
• Southport Green Market – Blaine School at 1420 W. Grace St. (7AM-1PM)
Sundays
• Beverly – City parking lot; southeast corner of 9500 S. Longwood Dr. (7AM-1PM)
• Erie St. – 500 W. Erie St. (8AM-1PM)
• Logan Square – 3107 W. Logan Blvd. (10AM-3PM)
• Pilsen Community Market – Chicago Community Bank at 1800 S. Halsted (9AM-3PM)
• Wicker Park and Bucktown – 1500 N. Damen Ave. (8AM-2PM)
Monday – Saturday (Closed Sunday)
• Chicago French Market, a year-round, European-inspired indoor market in the West Loop at 131 N. Clinton St. (Ogilvie Transportation Center’s street-level MetraMarket)
Source: www.explorechicago.org
Natalie Drugan, Founder of Brumberry and Certified Health Coach
Brumberry is my nutrition and lifestyle coaching practice. As a certified health coach, I educate individuals and groups on how to make healthy food and lifestyle choices that significantly improve their health and happiness.
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