Logan Square Farmers Market Keeps Season Going With Two More Pop-Ups
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HUMBOLDT PARK — The Logan Square Farmers Market is keeping its outdoor season going a little longer with two more pop-up markets planned in Humboldt Park this November. The market’s remaining “Surplus Sundays” will be held this Sunday and Nov. 15 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Erie Family Health Center parking lot, 2418 W. Division St. Parking is available across the street, according to the market’s website. The popular farmers market, which draws thousands of visitors each Sunday during its outdoor season, wrapped up its regular season Oct. 25 after running weekly since May. This year, the market moved into its permanent home at the redesigned Logan Square after relocating during construction. More than 100 rotating farmers and food vendors set up shop at the square, alongside a rotating selection of vintage vendors. After the final pop-up, the indoor market will kick off its winter season at 10 a.m. Nov. 28 at the Avondale Collective, 2800 N. Milwaukee Ave. _________