Farm-to-table freshness
every Sunday, rain or shine.
Our Vendors
The Farmers Market partners with community farms and artisans who make their own products by hand.
AndySunflower Cafe
Blankenship Farms
Don Blankenship
Blankenship Farms is a third generation family farm in Eau Claire, Michigan. They have grown peaches, apples, plums, strawberries, blueberries, cherries, tomatoes, sweet corn and other produce with the use of minimal chemicals for more than 50 years. Email Don.
Breadman Baking Company
Frank Damiano
Breadman Baking Co. offers handcrafted specialty breads and sweets made with fresh, healthy, all natural ingredients and no preservatives, artificial flavors or colorings. Email Frank.
C & D Farms
Crystal Nells
C & D Family Farms is a small family farm dedicated to raising hogs in their natural environment, on pasture land and wooded areas in Knox, Indiana. They partner with other local farms to provide eggs, chicken, beef, turkey, bison, and lamb. Email Crystal.
Coco’s Tamales
Coco
Dona Coco’s Tamales offers chicken, pork, vegetarian and sweet tamales that are made gluten free & lard free, but still maintain the authentic taste of her Abuela’s recipe. Email Coco.
Down to Earth Beverly
May Yen
Emmy & J’s Dips
Fountain BBQ
Lee Fountain
A smoke house featuring wood-smoked meats over low, slow heat.
Gotta B Crepes
Ryan
Gotta Be Crepes offers a variety of delicious, made-to-order crepes at the market every Sunday. Email Ryan.
LaFevor Farms and Greenhouses
Mark Lafevor
LaFevor Farms and Greenhousesbrings fresh produce to the market from their farm in Kankakee. Email Mark.
Lizzie’s Baked Goods
Noffke Family Farms
Chris Noffke
Enjoy fruits, vegetables, and flowers fresh from Noffke Family Farms in Coloma, Michigan. Email Chris.
Not Just Cookies
Johnathon Bush
Not Just Cookies offers a range of desserts, including gluten free and vegan treats. They are known in particular for their best selling “turtle cookie.” Email Johnathon.
Pollo Locuas
Nubia Chavez
The Pollo Locuas taco truck offers a selection of made-to-order tacos with a bar of fresh toppings and salsas.
Stamper Cheese
Bret Stamper
Stamper Cheese Company is an artisanal cheesemonger that brings a variety of fresh, handcrafted cheeses to the 95th Street Farmers Market. Email Bret.
Sunflower
Nicole Sanders
Sunflower offers purses and totes crafted by local resident and talented seamstress Nicole Sanders. Email Nicole.
Sweet Freaks
Pat Murphy
Sweet Freaks is a family owned chocolate shop at 9927 S. Wood Street in Beverly that offers a variety of handcrafted, freshly made sweets.
Piscasaw Gardens
Aaron Kinney
Piscasaw Gardens specializes in sweet corn and other farm fresh vegetables. Email Twin Gardens.
Urban Canopy
Kelsey Schroeder
The Urban Canopy is a Chicago-based farming initiative that consists of five programs: an indoor farm, outdoor farm, our LUCSA (Local Unified Community Supported Agriculture), Farmers Markets, and a Compost Club. Email Kelsey.
Sitka Salmon Shares
Robin Schimer
Sitka Salmon Shares is a fishermen-owned cooperative of small-boat fishermen from Sitka, Alaska. They offer wild-caught, sustainably fished salmon, black cod halibut, black bass, spot prawns, Dungeness crab, and other species. Email Robin.
John Bailey Honey
John Bailey Honey brings fresh honey to the 95th Farmers Market from Kankakee County. Email John.
Become a Vendor
We welcome new vendors! Local farmers and members of farming coops are encouraged to apply to the 95th Street Farmers Market.
The same is true for processors who sell their own baked goods, dairy products, jams, honey, juices, syrups, granola, meat, poultry items, and skin care products.
If you are an artisan of handmade jewelry, purses, or other items, your admission is up to the discretion of the 95th Street Business Association before it is approved.
Thank you for your interest!
