Kenosha Public Market

Kenosha has two outdoor markets near the downtown area of the city. The Kenosha Public Market features food vendors, produce, products like honey, mushrooms, crafts, and CBD as well as doggie treats for Fido. It’s well organized and worth the ride down to the lake.

Tons of vendors and lots of food and drink options. Great views or the harbor. Had a blast spending a couple of hours here last Saturday. Grabbed some snacks and some great coffee from vendors.

There weren't very many vendors; to be fair, though, it was a super hot day when I went. I had read that you could use EBT, but I couldn't figure out how to use it or how to get it matched. I'll definitely go back on a day that isn't so hot and see if I can figure out using EBT. Most vendors accepted debit/credit cards and cash.

Smallish market but a variety of vendors. Good place to find the seasonal produce that I didn't want to get in a grocery store

Market at Kemper center. Lots of variety and great vendors. All the food items look amazing. Artesian breads, gourmet cheeses, seasonal gifts and specialty items. Get it all here.

Kenosha Public Market is AMAZING! I've experienced it both as a customer and as a vendor, and both were great! For customers, there are a variety of vendors and a nice layout. For vendors, they are really organized and helpful! I especially appreciate how they allow educational nonprofits to come two times a year for free. It was a great opportunity for my organization to get information and resources into the community. Thank you!

Nothing like a nice sun shiny day to walk around a farm fresh market. The produce is ample, fresh and at good prices. You can also get meats and meat products such as jerky, sausages and meat snack sticks. All made by our Wisconsin farmers. Golden and delicious Honey. Things other venders make from jewelry to hand crafted wooden furniture and more. Music and food venders. Plus different kinds of bakery items from bread to delicious desserts. All from the hands of our neighbors in life. Great experience.

Smaller market with good choices in vendors. Produce prepared foods and artisans. Will go back.

I attended this in April, so it's at the indoor Kemper Center. The location changes sometime in May. The area outside the Kemper Center is beautiful, a park setting facing Lake Michigan. See pics. You can walk your calories off. Selections include homemade dried pasta, homemade salsa, ready to eat Arepas, home made candied bacon, elderberry drinks. See pics. Support the vendors that are very passionate about their creations!