Libertyville's Main Street Farmers' Market
UnverifiedMixed Livestock Farm
MainStreet Libertyville
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About Libertyville's Main Street Farmers' Market
You will find a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Frozen grass-fed beef and pasture raised pork and poultry, eggs, and local honey. Many kinds of fresh breads baked the night before the market. Sauces, jams & jellies. Mushrooms, cheeses, pastries, pies, and cookies. Coffee and teas. Flower bouquets are available along with pet treats made for your dog! Some of the best fruits, vegetables, and micro-greens that you can find. Empanadas, tamales, churros, tacos, Italian sausages, pierogis, greek pastries, kurtos, hot dogs, and crepes made to order along with stoop waffles. We also have caramels, hot fudge sauce, a variety of fudge, and kettle corn, roasted nuts, pasta, pickles, and more. Knife sharpening is also available.
Our Story
Event Category:Shopping Date:February 21, 2026, 1:00 pm-4:00 pmEvent Description:EVENT SOLD OUT:INFORMATION on EVENTBRITEGet ready to sip, shop, and stroll your way through charming downtown Libertyville atLet’s Wine About Winter!Thiscan’t-miss wine walk of the season promisesanafternoon filled with delicious wine, tasty bites, great shopping, and lots of fun with friends and family.Now in its 21st year, this beloved MainStreet Libertyville tradition pairs local merchants with curated wine samples and light snacks, giving you the chance to explore downtown’s historic streets while discovering new favorite shops and services.Your $40 ticket includes:A commemorative wine glassA $10 coupon redeemable at participating merchantsAn event mapExclusive downtown shopping promotionsA wine glass and lanyard to keep your hands free for more funTickets are limited to four per order. Act fast—this popular winter event sells out quickly! (Please note: tickets are nonrefundable.)Getting here is easy!Enjoy free covered parking at the Church Street and Lake Street garages, or hop on the Metra—the station is just steps from Libertyville’s vibrant shops and restaurants.All proceeds from Let’s Wine About Winter support MainStreet Libertyville mission of preserving and promoting our beautiful downtown.SPONSORSTITLE SPONSORLANYARD SPONSORCOUPON SPONSOREVENT SPONSORSEvent Registration EVENT SOLD OUT:INFORMATION on EVENTBRITE Get ready to sip, shop, and stroll your way through charming downtown Libertyville atLet’s Wine About Winter!Thiscan’t-miss wine walk of the season promisesanafternoon filled with delicious wine, tasty bites, great shopping, and lots of fun with friends and family. Now in its 21st year, this beloved MainStreet Libertyville tradition pairs local merchants with curated wine samples and light snacks, giving you the chance to explore downtown’s historic streets while discovering new favorite shops and services. Your $40 ticket includes: A commemorative wine glass A $10 coupon redeemable at participating merchants Exclusive downtown shopping promotions A wine glass and lanyard to keep your hands free for more fun Tickets are limited to four per order. Act fast—this popular winter event sells out quickly! (Please note: tickets are nonrefundable.) Getting here is easy!Enjoy free covered parking at the Church Street and Lake Street garages, or hop on the Metra—the station is just steps from Libertyville’s vibrant shops and restaurants. All proceeds from Let’s Wine About Winter support MainStreet Libertyville mission of preserving and promoting our beautiful downtown. Event Sponsors :We Thank Our Sponsors:Libertyville Bank and Trust CompanyLibertyville Sunrise RotaryAA Service Company: Heating, Cooling, Plumbing We Thank Our Sponsors: Libertyville Bank and Trust Company Libertyville Sunrise Rotary AA Service Company: Heating, Cooling, Plumbing
Meet Les & Janet LaFollette
Farmers Market Owner · Since 1934
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