Chicago, IL 60626
United States of America
Many of the vendors and farmers that had a booth at the market participate in organic farming and they're usually happy to answer any questions about it. I couldn't wait to stop by the bread booth, but I couldn't decide on the long French and Italian loaves, or the round "table" breads.
The honey apples were gorgeous and the winter produce vendors were also in full swing, selling broccoli, cabbage, fresh spinach, onions and squash. The display of preserves, tea, honey and baked goods, including pies was also enticing. The parking was ample for the customers, but I believe the vendors parked in a different location.
If yo want to find out how you can become a vendor at the Glenwood Sunday Market, call 773-508-5885 or visit their website.
Source: Personal Experience
Glenwood Avenue Farmers Market
http://www.glenwoodsundaymarket.org/
Published by Gina Pisano
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