How many farmers markets are in Chicago, Illinois?

Chicago has 68 farmers markets listed in the USDA Local Food Portal, of which 6 accept SNAP/EBT and 8 list certified-organic vendors. Each listing below carries its address, season, and details.

Which Chicago farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?

6 of Chicago's 68 farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT benefits, per their USDA listings. Open each market below to confirm acceptance and any matching programs that stretch SNAP dollars on fresh produce.

What farmers markets are in Chicago, Illinois?

Chicago's farmers markets include Andersonville Farmers Market, Low-Line Market at Southport, Glenwood Sunday Market, plus 65 more. See the full list below with addresses, seasons, and SNAP/EBT details for each.

Farmers Markets in Chicago, Illinois

Chicago, Illinois has 68 USDA-listed farmers markets. 6 accept SNAP/EBT ; 7 feature USDA-certified organic vendors. Each listing below shows the market name, accepted payment methods, and quick-reference badges for SNAP, EBT, organic, indoor venue, and CSA availability. Tap a market for full address, contact info, season, products sold, and an embedded map. Directory last rebuilt August 28, 2026.

Farmers markets in Chicago include Andersonville Farmers Market, Green City Market Lincoln Park and Green City Market West Loop. Across Chicago markets you'll commonly find red/other non-poultry meat and products, baked goods, eggs, honey, mushrooms and poultry/fowl meat and products. 2 markets operate year-round; the rest are seasonal, so check each listing's hours before visiting. Listing data is sourced from the USDA Local Food Portal.

Market hours vary — most farmers markets operate seasonally on specific days of the week. Check each market's detail page (or contact the market directly) before visiting to confirm today's hours.

What the listings show

Across the 68 markets listed in Chicago, Illinois: 6 of the 68 indicate they accept SNAP/EBT, 7 list certified-organic vendors, 2 operate year-round rather than seasonally, 37 have a website on file. Those flags come from the USDA registry rather than a site visit, so treat them as a starting point and confirm with the market.

If nothing in Chicago fits your schedule, the closest other listed towns are Oak Park (1 market, about 6 miles away), Berwyn (1 market, about 7 miles away), Riverside (1 market, about 8 miles away) and Brookfield (1 market, about 10 miles away). Distances are straight-line between town centres, so road time will be longer.

Approximate position of Chicago, Illinois within Illinois (bordering states shown for reference). Locator only — see the map above for the street location.

Frequently asked questions

How many farmers markets are in Chicago, Illinois?: Chicago has 68 farmers markets listed in the USDA Local Food Portal, of which 6 accept SNAP/EBT and 8 list certified-organic vendors. Each listing below carries its address, season, and details.
Which Chicago farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?: 6 of Chicago's 68 farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT benefits, per their USDA listings. Open each market below to confirm acceptance and any matching programs that stretch SNAP dollars on fresh produce.
What farmers markets are in Chicago, Illinois?: Chicago's farmers markets include Andersonville Farmers Market, Low-Line Market at Southport, Glenwood Sunday Market, plus 65 more. See the full list below with addresses, seasons, and SNAP/EBT details for each.

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