Farmers Markets near Roscoe, il
McFarland's Farmers' Market. The best locally produced food and art from our families to yours. Every Thursday 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm May4th through October 30th 2023 At the McFarland Pick na???
Free to the Public/Free Parking/Handicapped Accessible Our Objective: Sustain local producers and their laborers year round; Decrease the number of food miles from farm to table; Educate consum... [more]
Deerfield Farmers Market - Providing Deerfield and the surrounding area with locally grown fresh produce, homemade breads/jams/sauces and handmade products.... [more]
Sponsored by the Wauconda Chamber of Commerce, this seasonal open air market features a wonderful mix of vendors from Lake and McHenry counties.... [more]
Started in 2000, the Downtown Elgin Farmers Market (formerly known as the Elgin Harvest Market) has been seasonal and weekly, outdoor farmers market.... [more]
The founding members of the Wellness Rising Coalition are a group of four enthusiastic women who have a passion for health and wellness.
Village of Campton Hills Farmer's Market - Eat Fresh, Be Healthy! Local Farmers and Local Vendors with fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, eggs, herbs, flowers and more.... [more]
We have a small unique farmers style market selling: - Chicken and duck eggs (they go fast) - Firewood bundles - Canned goods (jellies, jams, tomato sauces, pickles, etc) - farm style decor - Her... [more]
A summer paradise in the heart of Lake Barrington! Inside you will find the freshest produce, local meats, fresh fish, pies, and much, much , more!
The Mukwonago Farmers Market is held every Wednesday from May 17th through October 11th, 2017 at Field Park, (intersection of Hwy 83 & Hwy NN) from 2 to 6 pm.
The Lake Mills Farmers' Market features something for all the senses. Situated right downtown in beautiful Commons Park, the market offers an array of locally produced seasonal fruit and vegetable... [more]
Fresh produce, farm-raised eggs and meat, plants, some crafts. This farm market site is called Haymarket Square and was begun in 1842 as a place for farmers to sell hay.... [more]