farmers' markets

Pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, baked goods and enjoy free yoga in Horner Park.

Opening day includes a free yoga class, a live chef demo and other fun. 

C'mon Lincoln Square — let's do this!

Summer kicks into high gear with a full slate of outdoor activities this weekend.

The Tuesday morning and Thursday night farmers markets make their return this week.

Organizers hope the farmers market will draw more shoppers to downtown Edgebrook.

St. Ben's Fright Walk starts Friday. On Saturday, Neighborly lets Starshaped Press take over the shop.

Weekend highlights: Independence Park Beer Fest, chicken coop tour and Mrs. Murphy's 10th anniversary.

Other additions to the sustainable food center include an indie coffee roaster and a mushroom farm.

City Farm will collect your home compost at the market for a weekly fee.

There will be plenty of locally grown food Thursday, but farmers are still struggling.

The night market will be open every Wednesday through early September.

The Windy City Harvest Market features fresh produce grown by teens on the North Lawndale Youth Farm.

The market will take place from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday through Sept. 24.

More markets and outdoor concerts to follow Lincoln Square's lead this weekend and next.