Start with official information.
Market organizers and municipal pages help us check addresses, hours and season dates. Imported directory entries start as information to review.
In development · Chicago first
Know where to go, when to visit, and where the details came from. We’re building MarketNow for shoppers and the people who run their favorite markets.
Targeting the 2027 market season. App downloads are not available yet.
Find your next
market morning.
Design illustration · Not a live map or market schedule
THE PLAN FOR TRUST
A market listing should help you make a plan. Our review process is being built to show what’s checked, what’s uncertain, and what needs another look.
Market organizers and municipal pages help us check addresses, hours and season dates. Imported directory entries start as information to review.
Sources and checking dates belong beside the details. Missing information and conflicting schedules need review before they become promises.
We’re developing tools for verified managers to update schedules and cancellations. A regular schedule will stay distinct from confirmation for a specific day.
FOR MARKET MANAGERS
We’re looking for Chicago-area managers to test the workflow before public launch. Tell us how you handle schedules, vendor lists and last-minute changes.
Talk with TonyOpens your email app. No payment or subscription is required to ask about the pilot.
These manager tools are in development.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Not yet. We’re building and testing for the 2027 market season. This website introduces the project; it is not the live market directory.
Chicago and nearby suburbs, including pilot listings in Logan Square, Wheaton and Wilmette. Wider coverage will expand as listings pass review.
No. Published schedules, a market’s confirmation for a specific date, and vendor attendance are different kinds of information. We’re building the app to keep those distinctions clear.
Yes. Email Tony with the market name, city and an official source link if available. Please don’t send private vendor documents or payment details.
Manager questions, pilot interest or general inquiries.