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Kenosha Harbor Market

The outdoor portion of the farmer's market has grown significantly in the past few years. During this time, the market takes up the entirety of 2nd avenue, near the museums, and the park adjacent to it. There are crafts for sale, in addition to the normal seasonal fruit and vegetables. Live music is played and it is a dog friendly event. Check the website to get the most up-to-date information on whether the event is taking place as there are sometimes closures due to holidays or inclement weather.

Address: Oct-May: 514 56th Street; May-Oct: 2nd avenue, near the lakeside museums
Hours: Sat 9AM – 1PM
Website: kenoshaharbormarket.com (opens in a new tab)

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