The Low-Line Market Details for 2025

The Low-Line Market is a vibrant community farmers market located under the Southport Brown Line CTA station at 3410 N Southport Ave in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood. Running every Tuesday from 3 PM to 7 PM, June 4 through October 8, 2024, the market offers a curated selection of local produce, artisanal foods, and handmade goods from small businesses and farms across the region.

A Neighborhood Gathering Spot

Organized by Friends of Lakeview, the Low-Line Market is more than just a place to shop—it’s a weekly community event. Shoppers can enjoy live music, hot food vendors, and even a palm reader, making it a lively stop for families, commuters, and neighbors alike. The market also accepts Illinois LINK cards, ensuring accessibility for all residents.

Diverse and Local Vendors

The market features a diverse lineup of vendors, including:

  • 1902 LLC: A minority woman-owned bakery specializing in artisan sourdough bread and baked goods like cookies and focaccia.
  • Banter: A 50% woman-owned business offering farm-fresh flavored baked goods, including scones and cinnamon rolls.
  • Broune Desserts: A minority and woman-owned local business crafting small-batch gourmet brownies and cookies with locally sourced ingredients.
  • Chicago Wick Stop: Candles that represent Chicago neighborhoods with witty quips and quality scents.
  • Parra Farm: A female minority-owned farm providing fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, and more.
  • Stamper Cheese Company: Offering homemade cheeses that are smoked, aged, and ready to enjoy.

These vendors, among others, contribute to the market’s mission of supporting local businesses and providing fresh, high-quality products to the community.

Get Involved

The Low-Line Market thrives on community participation. Opportunities to get involved include:

  • Volunteering: Assist with market setup, breakdown, and managing the information tent.
  • Performing: Local musicians can apply to perform live at the market.
  • Sponsoring: Businesses can sponsor the market to support local vendors and gain exposure.
  • Becoming a Vendor: Local producers and artisans can apply to sell their goods at the market.

For more information on these opportunities, visit the Lakeview Roscoe Village Chamber of Commerce website.

Visit the Market

Whether you’re looking to shop for fresh produce, enjoy live entertainment, or simply connect with neighbors, the Low-Line Market offers a welcoming atmosphere for all. Mark your calendar for Tuesdays this summer and experience the best of Lakeview’s local offerings.

For updates and more information, follow the market on Instagram.

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