Farmers' Market - The Village of Lake Bluff

The 2020 Lake Bluff Farmers’ Market will begin on June 5 and continue through October 9, 2020. Each Market will be held on a Friday from 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

COVID-19 Safety

We have made a number of changes to our market to ensure the safety of our customers and vendors. Please plan ahead and be ready for these safety rules:

Vendor List

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Vendor	Hometown	Product	Preordering
Adam’s Acres	Libertyville, IL	Vegetables, potted plants, and honey
All About Appetizers	Grayslake, IL	Gourmet vegetable & fruit spreads
Bonique Corporation	Mundelein, IL	Waffle pastries
Cashmores Produce and Ponics	Harvard, IL	Varieties of produce (hydroponic)
Dave’s Coffee Cakes	Des Plaines, IL	Baked goods
Elsie Mae Canning and Pies	Kenosha, WI	Fruit, custard & savory pies and jams
European Homemade Goodies	Palatine, IL	Serbian and Italian pastries
K & K Farms	Coloma, MI	Berries, fruits & jams
La Provence Bakery	Chicago, IL	Croissants and baguettes
Leider’s Local Honey	Libertyville, IL	Honey and honeycomb
Marvalhas	Lake Forest, IL	Olive oil, tomato cream, cheese stuffed chili
Olano’s Empanadas	Kenosha, WI	Twenty varieties of empanadas
Piscasaw Gardens	Harvard, IL	Vegetables and Mirai corn
Six Generations Farmin Local	Barrington, IL	Vegetables	Yes!
Swingbelly Farm	Sharon, WI	Eggs, bacon, ribs, and vegetables
Taste of Paris	Mundelein, IL	French pastries
Tastebudz	Highland Park, IL	Hummus, salad dressing and barbeque
The Cheese People	Quincy, IL	Varieties of cheeses
The Flower Garden	St. Anne, IL	Fresh cut flowers	Yes!
The Plant Kid	Lincolnshire, IL	Greenhouse, potted plants, topiaries
The Soft Wave Fish Co.	Cary, IL	Fresh fish
Umland's Crunchy Cheese	Marengo, IL	Dried cheese snacks	Yes!
Urban Kettle	Beach Park, IL	Kettle corn

Prospective Vendors and Non-Profit Groups

The Market only offers stalls to certain types of vendors; specifically, eligible vendors sell:

Edible goods for human consumption, such as fruit, vegetables, edible grains, nuts and berries, apiary products, maple sugars, or syrups;
Non-edible plants, such as cut or potted flowers;
Knife sharpening services.

Accordingly, we do not offer stalls to non-profit organizations.

At this time, no space is available in the 2020 Lake Bluff Farmers Market. We will keep any applications on file for the remainder of 2020. The Market opens applications each January.

Throughout the Farmers' Market season, patrons will find accessible parking near the Central Business District at the Walnut Avenue Parking Lot, the Train Station Lot (fee required) and at Artesian Park.

Additional information is available by visiting lakeblufffarmersmarket.com or facebook.com/LakeBluffMarket.

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