Community Table

Choose Your Date

June 18: Opening Day, celebrating Northbrook Chamber's 75th anniversary

June 25: Northbrook Park District

July 2: State Sen. Julie Morrison Constituent Outreach
July 9: North Shore Senior Center
July 16: Hunger Resource Network
July 23: Northbrook Civic Foundation
July 30: Northbrook Community Commission
Aug. 6: Northbrook Garden Club
Aug. 13: Dog Days of Summer, featuring Border Tails Rescue
Aug. 20: Northbrook Public Library

Aug. 27: Lubavitch Chabad of Northbrook
Sept: 3: Go Green Northbrook
Sept. 10: Northbrook Historical Society
Sept. 17: Summer Stock Day, sponsored by Edward Jones – Northbrook, Omar Zaki

Sept. 24: Citizens Climate Lobby
Oct. 1: Northbrook Woman's Club
Oct. 8: Closing Day and L'il Pumpkins

Northbrook Chamber at the market

Choose Your Date

First come first served. Please contact Kathi at the Chamber office for more information and a reservation form.

June 18: Opening Day, 75th anniversay of Northbrook Chamber

June 25: Celebree School of Northbrook

July 2: Ride in Bliss Inc.

July 9: Caroline Gau - Real

July 16: Bambini Method
July 23: Illinois Dermatology Institute
July 30: The Firearm Mentor
Aug. 6: The Lodge of Northbrook

Aug. 13: Education Empowerment Partners
Aug. 20: CJE Senior Life Weinberg Community

Aug. 27: Matlin Law Group, P.C.

Sept: 3: GVN Performance
Sept. 10: Rolling Suds of Northshore
Sept. 17: Summer Stock Day, not available

Sept. 24: Chicago Mind Solutions
Oct. 1: David Weil - Medicare Solutions
Oct. 9: Closing Day, not available

All are welcome

We Are Inclusive

It is the policy and intent of Northbrook Farmers Market to treat all persons equally, without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, place of residence, political affiliation, marital status, ability, gender, or age.
Our location is handicapped accessible, and volunteers are available to help. Come to the Welcome Booth and let us know how we can assist you.

we respect everyone

Health & Safety Policy

We're in this together

A word about behavior expectations at the Market: Northbrook Farmers Market treats all persons with decency and respect . We expect our visitors to behave respectfully toward others, too. Aggressive, threatening, rude, or loud behavior is not acceptable to anyone and will not be tolerated.

Also, the Market is here for everyone to enjoy. No individual or entity may use the Market to further their personal agenda, whatever that may be.

Please refrain from smoking (anything) inside the market.

For safety reasons, do not ride your bicycle inside the Market and under no circumstances should anyone ever drive or park their vehicle inside the Market.

If you are ill, please wear a mask or stay home until you feel well.

A little kindness goes a long way!

If you have any questions, please contact us via this website (below), or stop by the yellow Welcome Booth to speak with the Market Manager.

COVID 19 is still with us!

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.

Note to Prospective Vendors

Thinking About Selling At the Market?

We receive a lot of requests from folks who want to be in our market--and we are thrilled to hear from you!

We're proud that over the years we have served as an incubator for many startups, some of them just an idea or a bit of tinkering in the kitchen, and now are thriving food businesses. Some now sell their products at local grocery stores!

Customers and prospective vendors alike should know that we vet all of our vendors before offering an invitation to sell. We take very seriously food safety, adherence to local, county, state, and federal requirements, as well as sustainable business practices.

We do not offer our application online, so DO NOT contact us simply asking for one.

Instead, contact us with your name, address, and some basics: specifics on what you wish to sell, where you are located, are you starting out new or selling at other markets too? How is your product better than the next guy's? Why do you want to be in this market? Let's start a conversation!

Before you take that courageous leap (we have nothing but respect and admiration for you) into starting your own business, here are a few things you will need (this is not comprehensive):

Incorporation documents and a business license;
Liability insurance;
An Illinois Sales Tax ID number;
Proper labeling of your products (applies to just about everything that isn't fresh fruits and veggies);
If applicable, organic certification documents;
All food safety forms, inspection reports, and licenses/permits applicable to the sale of your products.
A brief description about yourself and your business--we want to hear your passion!
A brief marketing plan, including your booth setup--we want you to be successful!

Should we offer you a contract you will need to read and understand our policies and rules, and complete and sign our application, which includes a pledge that you are growing/producing what you sell at the market, and that you will be honest and fair with us and our customers.

One last word: Don't be intimidated; this is all doable. Come to the market and talk with us at the Welcome Booth and talk with our vendors. We're all eager for you to realize your dreams!