This is us
Northbrook Farmers Market Association Board
Dale Duda, Market Manager, President, IL Certified Market Manager
Juliet Ziak, Assistant Market Manager, Treasurer, IL Certified Market Manager
Carol Currie, Secretary
Julie Brame
Mady Fern
Irv Leavitt
Melissa Levine
Charles Mann
Would You Like to Serve?
We're your neighbors. Please contact us if you are interested in shaping your local farmers market. Meetings are minimal, but mighty!
Community Table
Choose Your Date
First come, first served with preference for local groups. For a reservation form, click on the Find out more button below.
June 21: Opening Day, sponsored by NorthShore University HealthSystem
June 28: Northbrook Park District
July 5: State Sen. Julie Morrison
July 12: Total Link 2 Community
July 19: Northbrook Community Commisison
July 26: Northbrook Civic Foundation/Northbrook Days
Aug. 2: Summer Stock Day, Northfield Township Food Pantry
Aug. 9: Reading Power
Aug. 16: Northbrook Public Library
Aug. 23: Lubavitch Chabad of Northbrook
Aug. 30: Northfield Community Church/CROP Walk
Sept: 6: Northbrook Historical Society
Sept. 13: CATCH
Sept. 20: Monarchs, Milkweed and More
Sept. 27: Body & Brain Yoga Tai Chi
Oct. 4: Village of Northbrook, tree sapling give-away
Oct. 11: Closing Day and L'il Pumpkins; kids decorate free pumpkins, sponsored by NorthShore University HealthSystem
COVID-19 Update
COVID-19 and Farmers Markets
Did you know:
That farmers markets are essential businesses.
- The pandemic made it clear that local food systems with short supply chains are resilient and dependable in making food available to their communities. The Governor of Illinois recognized this and declared farmers markets essential.
That market managers are local food heroes.
- When the pandemic hit everyone scrambled to accommodate the changing requirements to keep customers safe. Market managers were some of the first to implement innovative strategies around public health protocols.
That farmers markets are safe.
- Research supports conventional wisdom: outdoor marketplaces are safer than alternative indoor venues due to unlimited air circulation, sunlight, ability to social distance, and other strategies market operators have implemented.
We're In This Together!
Here's How We All Stay Safe
- Stay home if you are sick.
- Maintain a 6 ft. distance between yourself and everyone else.
- Sanitize your hands often.
- If you are not vaccinated, get vaccinated.
- Wear a face mask that covers both your mouth and nose.