Glenwood Sunday Market

Looks like there's a new fence around the lot that hosts the market. I hear the flower guy will be back this year. This is a group of people who work hard to create a unique community market experience. Most notable is there match program for SNAP participants. June through October, this is a great place to start your Sunday mornings. #GSM #GlenwoodSundayMarket. Back on Glenwood summer 2022

This is such a wonderful market! There's a little bit of something for everyone - so many stalls and wonderful people to meet!

I love this market for the summer. Everyone is friendly and all the fresh fruit and vegetables are affordable. The music and sand carver made my kids day. Handcarved all my kids and dog names. Florist flowers were fresh and beautiful. Will return every year.

You'll find a surprising variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables here, as well as an array of delicious meats, eggs, and prepared products such as bread and honey. Everything tastes like you always thought it should, and even the best grocery-store produce can't beat the freshness.

Great produce and friendly vendors! It's more of a produce market than a restaurant stall market, so if that's what you're looking for you'd have better luck at the Logan square market. I love this market for fresh veggies, eggs, cheese, and bread.

Good selection. Would love to see other drink vendors, perhaps tea and options to drop off compost, like other farmers markets I’ve visited.

My favorite farmer’s market in Chicago 💛 What I recommend: - Milwaukee Home Grown flower vendor for the freshest, longest-lasting flower bouquets - Katherine-Anne’s scrumptious caramels - Bennington Bakery’s blueberry tea cake - Kikwetu cold brew (to sip on as you browse!) - Hardin’s Family Farm’s BEST peaches (Quick story about Hardin’s - one Sunday when I was particularly stressed out I needed a peach pick-me-up. Totally forgot the stand only took cash, and I didn’t have time to get to an ATM that day. The sweet man working at the Hardin’s booth gave me the peaches, saying I could pay them off next week. Incredibly kind and just made my day!!)

Used to be one of best organic markets in the city. The rocks in the lot make it less accessible by wheelchair. Not that the other cobblestone site was that much more accessible. Hard on the spine. The move from Morse and Glenwood to a rock filled lot on Pratt near Sheridan (1233-1241 W. Pratt) has hurt the patronage of those loyal farmers who are left, becuz some people do not seem to have found it or desired to wander two blocks south of old location. Still has very nice vendors and farmers. Run by Rogers Park Business Alliance very efficiently and considerate of food needs of residents. Used to raises funds without profit to itself to ensure that those who use Link or Snap get $3 in buying power for each $1 in Link up to $25. It is now 2 for $1. Coupons are honored at several other markets as well as Glenwood Sunday Market. I have to check out Edgewater Farmers Market as my favorite organic farm moved from Glenwood Sunday Market to Wed Edgewater Farmers Market.