Winter Season
Winter HPFM is the special shop local experience celebrating the holidays in Hyde Park Chicago. Co-produced by South East Chicago Commission and Special Service Area #61, the Winter Hyde Park Farmers Market (HPFM) presents local, small business vendors for a special indoor event on Saturday November 11 and December 9, 2023 at The Promontory in Downtown Hyde Park Chicago!
Winter HPFM is great for residents and visitors looking for home items or unique gifts for the holiday season. The market has invited vendors with fresh baked goods, unique art, jewelry, wellness products, holiday stationary, gift baskets and stocking stuffers. Please stop by and shop with our small, locally-owned businesses and vendors.
November 11 – Featured Vendors:
Precaffeinated Coffeehouse + Beauty Marked Vintage + Drake Street Candles
A Versatile You + Temi Beads + Zion Wellness Center + My Imoss Teas and More
OMG Desserts + Zen Soul Apothecary + Serenatea + TD Jones LLC
Sated Seasonings + Steffie’s Blissful Baskets + Thrive Mushrooms
Daniel’s Test Kitchen + Susie Q’s Scrubs/My Nail Boss
December 9 – Featured Vendors:
Soap Euphoria + Beauty Marked Vintage + L&Z Antiques + Zion Wellness Center
My Imoss Teas and More + OMG Desserts + Zen Soul Apothecary + TD Jones LLC
Steffie’s Blissful Baskets + Thrive Mushrooms + Daniel’s Test Kitchen
Susie Q’s Scrubs/My Nail Boss
The Extras:
- Fantastic Food/Beverage Vendors + Cash bar
- Live Dance Performance by Kenwood School of Ballet
- Chance to Win – 11/11 Drawing for Art Institute Tickets (Family Pack)
- Chance to Win – 12/9 Drawing for a Merchandise Gift Basket ($50 value)
- Free Reusable HPFM Shopping Bag
- Complimentary Refreshments
Saturday | November 11
Saturday | December 9
9 am – 2 pm
The Promontory
5311 S. Lake Park Ave West
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Summer Season
The South East Chicago Commission and Special Service Area #61 proudly present the Hyde Park Farmers Market, thanks to the partnership of Hyde Park Bank. The new market reveals an entirely fresh look with all new logistics, giving residents and visitors a chance to shop on the weekends and experience an infusion of healthy food, lifestyles, arts and culture.
Shoppers will find fresh produce from local Illinois farms, freshly baked breads and desserts, beautiful plants, packaged foods, personal beauty supplies, and traditional farmers market fare. Several market vendors accept Mastercard and Visa, LinkUp and SNAP payments in addition to cash.
The market is in compliance with City of Chicago and State of Illinois pandemic protocols to provide a comfortable and safe shopping experience.
The Hyde Park Farmers Market:
- Each Sunday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
- 54th Street and Old Lake Park Ave West (Hyde Park Bank parking lot)
The Market begins with the grand opening on Sunday, June 4 and the season continues through Sunday, September 24.
The Hyde Park Chicago Farmers Market offers:
- Farm-grown fruits and vegetables
- Organic foods and juices
- Baked breads, pastries, and pies
- Natural honey and jams
- Hot and iced coffee
- Fresh flowers
- Body soap and skincare products
- Hemp products
- Specialty gifts
Featured Vendors:
- Six Generations’ Farmin’ Local, Inc.
- Bloom and Bees Farm
- Chars Sweet Treats
- Four Rivers Farm
- Just NYC Cheesecakes
- Nuts to Go Chi
- Parra Farms
- Primordia Foods
- Remree’s Blings and Things
- Revolt Smoothies
- Thrive Mushrooms
- Made W/Love Vinegar
- Kikwetu Kenyan Coffee
- Farmer Nick’s
- Easter’s Cuisine
- Tasty Tee’s
LOCAL VENDORS
With pandemic protocols for safety and slightly different operating hours, the vendor and shopper experience will be even better than previous years.
This year the market will be a full season from June 5 through September 25. The market is set to be a curated experience that is truly valuable addition to the community and area business owners. Brick and mortar businesses located in the SSA #61 footprint, previous vendors and brand new vendors are all encouraged to apply as pop up vendors once the season begins!
LAUNCH THE VENDOR APPLICATION. Please note that the spaces are limited and vendors must prove to add product diversity to the market experience.
The market is fully supported by the SECC Staff and a dedicated farmers market manager for set up, vendor assistance, and customer service.