Are there other farmers markets near Theo Mourad?

Yes — there are 59 other farmers markets within 25 miles of Theo Mourad, the closest being Chicago Nettlehorst French Market about 0.1 miles away. Chicago, Illinois is part of a Illinois network of 370 listed markets.

What can you buy at Theo Mourad?

Theo Mourad lists 3 product categories in the USDA directory, including Vegetables, Beets, Crops & Agricultural Products. Exact stalls vary by week and season; what's piled high and priced well is usually what's freshest that day.

Theo Mourad

Address: 629 W Buckingham Pl, 3E

Local context: 59 other markets within 25 miles, 68 in Chicago, 370 across Illinois. About 6% of Illinois markets accept SNAP/EBT.

Theo Mourad is a farmers market in Chicago, Illinois. Vendors sell vegetables, beets, crops & agricultural products. This listing is based on USDA Local Food Portal data.

How this market compares

Lists 3 product categories — a more focused range than the Illinois average of about 13.

Benchmarks computed from USDA Local Food Portal listings across Illinois.

About this market

Theo Mourad is a local farmers market located in Chicago, IL in Cook County. Products available include Vegetables, Beets, Crops & Agricultural Products. A community farmers market supporting local growers and producers.

Markets near this one

The closest other markets are Chicago Nettlehorst French Market (0.1 miles away), Sidetrack Market (0.2 miles away) and Low-Line Market at Southport (1 mile away). Distances are straight-line from the listed addresses, so allow for road routing.

Frequently asked questions

Are there other farmers markets near Theo Mourad?: Yes — there are 59 other farmers markets within 25 miles of Theo Mourad, the closest being Chicago Nettlehorst French Market about 0.1 miles away. Chicago, Illinois is part of a Illinois network of 370 listed markets.
What can you buy at Theo Mourad?: Theo Mourad lists 3 product categories in the USDA directory, including Vegetables, Beets, Crops & Agricultural Products. Exact stalls vary by week and season; what's piled high and priced well is usually what's freshest that day.