Shorewood Farmers Market 2026 Schedule

Community members can explore fresh produce and local products at the Shorewood Farmers Market

One of the best farmers markets in the state, the Shorewood Farmers Market is set to return for its 2026 season, offering a community space where local farmers, artisans, and neighbors come together. Located at the south end of Estabrook Park, 4100 Estabrook Parkway, the market operates every Sunday from June 14 to October 25, 2026, between 9:30 AM and 1 PM. ​

The Shorewood Farmers Market returns for its sixth week of the season on Sunday, July 19, with live music from Sam Grady and a packed lineup of local farmers, food vendors, bakers and makers.

This week’s featured finds include:

• Whole-side Keta salmon fillets from Alaska Fresh Seafood

• Strawberry biscuits from Buttah and Biscuits

• Garlic, onions and cucumbers from Center Earth

• Golden Glow infused honey from Dragonfly Farm

• No-sugar-added apple cider slushies from Log Cabin Orchard

• Hot breakfast and lunch empanadas from Olano’s Empanadas, served with chimichurri and spicy sauces

Families looking for fresh summer produce will find a wide assortment of vegetables, fruit and flowers. Hidden Garden and Kynsee’s Produce and Floral are expected to offer lettuce along with cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, sweet corn and other seasonal favorites.

Come hungry: the July 19 lineup also includes crepes, Brazilian sweets, tamales, sushi burritos, Korean corn dogs, bubble waffle ice cream, açaí bowls, avocado toast, popsicles, kettle corn and plenty of baked goods.

Several vendors are new to the market or returning after a hiatus, including Alaska Fresh Seafood, Beijos Brazilian Sweets, Buttah and Biscuits, Creme City Crepes, Flush with Mush, Golden Flavors, Hill Valley Dairy, La Cosecha Tortillas, Olano’s Empanadas and Yalladips.

The market accepts SNAP/Quest. Shoppers can stop at the Market Tent to learn more about the Market Match program.

This week’s market is sponsored by Ciel of Shorewood.

Shorewood Farmers Market Details

Sunday, July 19, 2026
9:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Estabrook Park
4100 Estabrook Parkway, Milwaukee

Accessible parking is available in designated spaces near the market in the South Parking Lot. The Shorewood Farmers Market continues every Sunday through October 25.

Local lettuce

With shoppers concerned about the developing Cyclospora outbreak connected to certain iceberg lettuce, the Shorewood Farmers Market offers two vendors specifically listing lettuce for Sunday, July 19:

• Hidden Garden — Lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, sweet corn, peppers, cabbage and other produce.

• Kynsee’s Produce and Floral — Lettuce mix, spinach, kale, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers and other seasonal produce.

The current federal investigation is focused on iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico and supplied by Taylor Farms de Mexico—not lettuce generally. The FDA says the implicated product included shredded iceberg served at certain Taco Bell locations in five states. Taylor Farms is removing its central Mexico iceberg lettuce from the U.S. market. Read the FDA outbreak update.

Breakfast, Lunch and Sweet Treats

One of the best parts of the Shorewood Farmers Market is that it can easily double as breakfast, lunch, coffee stop and dessert run.

Vendors include:

Aunt Manda’s — Jamaican ginger drinks
Beijos Brazilian Sweets — brigadeiro-stuffed cookies, guava cookies, pamonha cake, pão de mel, cake pops and Brazilian carrot cake
Bunny’s Bite — vegan and gluten-free bakery items
Buttah and Biscuits — handmade sweet, savory and classic buttermilk biscuits
Creme City Crepes — sweet and savory crepes
Donut Monster — English muffin sandwiches, fresh donuts and Coffee Wizards cold nitro coffee
Funky Fresh Spring Rolls — spring rolls and gluten-free pizza
Golden Flavors — sushi, sushi burritos, Korean corn dogs and more
K-Cakes — floral cupcakes, artisan cookies, mini cakes and gluten-friendly treats
Kelly’s Pot Pies — frozen pot pies, quiche, cheesecake, lemon torte and cookies
La Cosecha Tortillas — stone-ground corn tortillas, tortilla chips, tamales and fire-roasted salsas
Log Cabin Orchard — apple-cinnamon mini donuts, apple cider slushies, syrups, apple butter, jams, hand pies and dried apple slices
Love Café MKE — breakfast sandwiches, tamales, focaccia, drinks, baked goods and Filipino-inspired grab-and-go foods
Matilda Bakehouse — fresh peach cobbler this week

Cheese, Meat, Seafood and Staples

Families looking to stock the fridge or freezer will find plenty of market staples this week, including Wisconsin cheese, seafood, pasture-raised meat, pasta, sauces and condiments.

Look for:

Alaska Fresh Seafood — wild salmon, halibut, sablefish, smoked salmon and more
Alpinage Artisan Cheese — Mount Raclette and Beret cheeses
D&L Pastured Meats — pastured chicken, beef, pork and lamb
Dalla Terra Pasta — dried pasta and fresh/frozen ravioli made with locally sourced Wisconsin ingredients
Hill Valley Dairy — small-batch artisan cheese
Ketchup Please — Wisconsin-made organic, no-added-sugar ketchup and barbecue sauce
Two Heads Hot Sauce — local hot sauce, with a 3 for $25 special this week
Wild Child — chicken back in stock

Wellness, Home Goods and Local Makers

The market is also a good place to browse locally made wellness, skincare and home products.

Vendors include:

Alice’s Urban Garden — herbal culinary products, herbal beauty products, teas, shirts and cards
Delta Boy Sea Moss — sea moss products sourced from St. Lucia
Dragonfly Farm — local raw urban honey harvested from Milwaukee-area neighborhoods
Emmy + J Gourmet — Kentucky bourbon roasted nuts, banana breads and gourmet dip mixes
Flush with Mush — fresh and dehydrated mushrooms and grow kits
Gaertners Great Lakes Greens — premium microgreens, plant-based treats, snacks and drinks
Grappling Gardens — specialty garlic, pickled garlic scapes, maple syrup, honey and seasonal produce
Greene Grass Tallow — small-batch skincare made from premium beef tallow
HoneyBee Sage Wellness & Apothecary — herbal tea blends
Indigo Thyme Handcrafted Soap — soap, body butter, lip balm and spritzers

Tips for Families

Bring a tote bag or two, because this week has a strong mix of produce, seafood, baked goods, breakfast items and pantry finds. If you’re coming with kids, make the sweet stop part of the plan — donuts, cookies, crepes, mini cakes and peach cobbler are all good motivators for a Sunday morning market stroll.

The south end of Estabrook Park also makes it easy to turn the visit into a longer outing. Grab breakfast or lunch at the market, let the kids move around, and enjoy one of the easiest North Shore Sunday routines of the summer.

Exploring More Farmers Markets in the Area

If you love the Shorewood Farmers Market, there are plenty of other local markets to add to your weekly summer routine. Here are more North Shore and Milwaukee-area farmers market guides from North Shore Family Adventures:

Whitefish Bay Farmers Market
The Whitefish Bay Farmers Market brings fresh produce, local food, live entertainment and community events to 325 E. Silver Spring Drive on Saturdays during the season.

Fox Point Farmers Market
The Fox Point Farmers Market is a Saturday morning favorite at North Shore Congregational Church, with local produce, artisan goods, live music and family-friendly programming.

Mequon and Thiensville Farmers Markets
Plan a visit to the Thiensville Village Market on Tuesdays at Village Park or the Foxtown Farmers Market on Saturdays at Foxtown Station in Mequon.

2026 North Shore Milwaukee Farmers Markets Schedule
Use this guide for a broader look at nearby markets, including Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Fox Point, Brown Deer, Riverwest, Thiensville, Cedarburg and more.

Milwaukee Area Farmers Markets: Complete 2026 Guide
Looking beyond the North Shore? This larger guide covers farmers markets across the greater Milwaukee area, from neighborhood markets to bigger weekend destinations.

Shorewood Winter Farmers Market
When the outdoor season winds down, the Shorewood Winter Farmers Market keeps the local shopping going indoors.

Brown Deer Winter Farmers Market
Brown Deer also offers a winter market option for families looking for local food, gifts and seasonal shopping during the colder months.

The Best Farmers Markets in Wisconsin Worth the Drive
For a weekend adventure, check out our statewide guide to memorable farmers markets across Wisconsin.

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