Logan Square Farmers Market

Logan Square Farmers Market stands out for one practical reason before anything else: it is certified by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service to accept the Illinois Link Card, also known as EBT and SNAP. The market’s outdoor season runs on Sundays at 3100 W. Logan Boulevard, with opening day tied to the Centennial Monument and the 2026 season stretching from May 10 through October 25. Organized by the Logan Square Chamber of Commerce, the market pairs neighborhood shopping with on-site program support at the entrance booths, which shapes the visit from the moment you arrive.

Why it matters locally

The Logan Square Chamber of Commerce organizes the market and handles SNAP/EBT processing on behalf of all vendors at chamber booths placed at the entrance. That setup matters because it turns a broad market into a more usable one: shoppers using the Illinois Link Card can start at one clear point rather than sorting out payment vendor by vendor.

The market’s own weekly rhythm is also local in a very literal sense. It is scheduled specifically as a Sunday market, with “Market Sundays” used as the recurring frame for the season and vendor maps tied to those market days. The Little Peas Kids Club adds another neighborhood-facing layer with a free monthly activity and one free fruit or vegetable each month from a market vendor. Together, those details show a market built around repeat visits, family use, and food-access programs rather than one-off shopping.

What you'll find there

The clearest picture here comes from how the market defines vendor participation: it makes room for growers, food makers, prepared food operators, artisans, bazaar sellers, community groups, and commercial participants within the outdoor season. That points to a mixed market with both grocery-oriented stalls and non-farm booths folded into the Sunday layout.

• -Find Farmer/Producer vendors selling raw or unprocessed farm goods, the market’s clearest produce-and-farm category.
• -Look for Processor/Baker vendors as a separate category for prepared goods made by food producers and bakers.
• -Expect Prepared Food vendors as their own market group, distinct from farmers and bakers.
• -Browse Artisan vendors included in the fee structure for the outdoor season.
• -See Bazaar vendors listed alongside food-focused categories in the market’s application structure.

Little Peas Kids Club runs at the market with a free monthly activity and one free fruit or vegetable per month from a participating vendor. WasteNot is also onsite every Sunday to share compost information and help visitors get started with home composting.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest planning detail for this market, so leave pets at home before heading to Logan Boulevard. The market operates at 3100 W. Logan Boulevard, and opening day is specifically tied to the Centennial Monument, which is a useful landmark when orienting yourself on arrival.

If SNAP/EBT is part of your shopping plan, head to the Chamber Booths at the entrance first, because the Logan Square Chamber of Commerce processes those benefits on behalf of all vendors. Restrooms are not available, which may shape how long you plan to stay, especially with kids. The 2026 outdoor season is already at full capacity for vendor applications, a sign that the Sunday setup is fixed for the season rather than still filling in.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted here, and the market is certified by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service to take the Illinois Link Card, also known as EBT. The Logan Square Chamber of Commerce processes SNAP/EBT for all vendors at the Chamber Booths at the entrance. WIC and Senior FMNP are also referenced at the market, with shoppers directed to look for “WIC Accepted” signs at vendor booths.