Summers are made for markets! We visited the Kenosha Harbor Market for the first time since moving a bit more north this past year and had a blast! We were worried parking would be difficult to find, but there were tons whether street, parking lot of even by the museum. We came shortly after 11am and there were tons of people but the market was so big we never felt like it was too crowded. There were tons of booths from artisan goods, to g food trucks, to book booths and more. We can't wait to come back! read more

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I had a great time checking out the Kenosha HarborMarket. The market had a variety of vendors selling everything from fresh vegetable and fruits , beautiful fresh-cut flowers , locally sourced meats, hand made soaps. and artisan Wisconsin cheeses. There was a large variety of food trucks - pizzas, tacos, empanadas , coffees and boba, There was live music and both admission and parking are free. read more

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This was such a fun summertime adventure! There were SO many vendors. There was truly something for everyone! I personally enjoyed a delicious arepa from Chiba Arepa, a yummy freeze dried popsicle from C&C Snack Factory, a refreshing basil lemonade, and I purchased some cute sterling silver heart-shaped earrings. Visiting Kenosha Harbor Market will be added to my Summer Time activities for all future Summers! read more

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A nice market near the harbor. There were several vendors selling spices, vegetables, apples , and flowers. There also was a food truck section. It was not overly crowded and plenty of free parking. It is a great location. read more

Kenosha HarborMarket - Farmers Market Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

As a winter storm brews and I'm pulling out my parka, flashes of places like Kenosha Harbor Market sooth my cabin fever. How I miss thee. I'm remembering the breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, the landscaping, the shops, and the occasional wisps of bbq in the air. I will often buy raw honey, a handmade bouquet, bread, veggies, soap, candles, and much more from here. Of course I'll eat my way through the market, they have some good grub. Love the museums and walking along the lake, wishing that I brought my salmon gear with me in hopes to catch the big one. A day spent here is always refreshing. I can't wait until the grass is once again green and the air doesn't contain teeth-chattering wind chills so that I can pay a visit once more. read more

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This market is a great size and has a little bit of everything: gifts/goods, flowers, produce, food vendors and prepared edibles to take home. Love the wide array of vendors and everyone we interacted with was super friendly. We went on a beautiful sunny morning and it was a lovely stroll near the water. read more

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If you want to shop for jewelry, personal care items, or crafts, this is your farmer's market. They also offer a lot of different cuisines, but weirdly, even the food that's usually vegetarian friendly was meat heavy. i was frustrated by my lack of choices, compared to my carnivore family's dining options. If you're looking for produce try another market. This was definitely underrepresented here. The location is lovely and there is plenty of parking, but I've experienced better markets for a farm to plate experience. read more

Kenosha HarborMarket - Farmers Market Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

A wonderful experience, and an area favorite. Recommendation: parking is scarce, so park in the free 56th or 54th Street ramps and board a connecting streetcar. read more

Even though we arrived near closing time, and there were limited options to choose from, the food products we purchased were delicious and worth the trip. The timing meant that lines were short and service was good. The weather was decent and it was nice to walk around. Regrettably, we will have to wait until next year to go back, since it's the end of the season, but I will look forward to coming back in the spring! read more

Dozens of vendors selling all kinds of stuff. No junk here, like sham-wows or Ginsu Knives, but not everything is local. There's also a bit of live music. Great lakeside outdoor venue. Perfect for a summer day. read more

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I remember coming here pre covid and thinking it was huge. I've since been visiting more farmer's markets, and maybe my memory of this place is flawed... but it seemed a lot smaller and sparser than before. Parking was available in a grass/dirt lot across the street. It was very dusty. With every gust of wind, sand/dirt would be flying everywhere, so our car got dirty, and I got some grain in my eye. There were only 2 actual farmer stands, and the rest were vendors, though there seemed to be quite a variety. The vendors were well spaced out, but since there weren't all that many people there, it just made it seem sparse. The produce at both stations were actually very fresh, and I thought the cost was cheaper than at Oak Creek. Oh, and Serenity Soap sells pasture raised eggs and duck eggs. They ran out of duck eggs when I went (around 11am), but they said they would deliver during the week! (Meet in Oak Creek area) I plan on getting some duck eggs this way, since Kenosha is really out of the way for me and I only went on a whim. Thanks Judi! read more

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My sister and I purchased from 4 different vendors who were all very pleasant and had a nice selection, so 5 stars to each of them! Overall, however, it is not the thriving market it used to be, pre-Covid. The number of vendors is a fraction of what it had been but we appreciate the effort! read more

This is a summer staple! I look forward to going in the warmer months and am always sad it's not quite as lovely in the winter. In the summer, it's a perfect day trip. There's vendors lined up for blocks along beautiful Lake Michigan. There's tons of produce, flowers, and local food. I was impressed by how many gluten free items I found as well. read more

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This is one of my favorite summer markets and the ambiance near the lake and spacious area in a quaint location is bonus. Plenty of food options as well as hand made products read more

Kenosha HarborMarket - Farmers Market Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

It wasn't a farmer's market, as we had thought, but more of a flea market. There were food trucks and food stalls, as well as crafts and artisan booths featuring things like soap and candles. There was live music, and there were a few produce/flower stalls. read more

I knew Kenosha has a weekly market but had never been before. I have visited twice in the past month and love it! Wow! Located downtown near the museum, it stretches several blocks and spreads out at the south end. People were everywhere, parking was crazy and the energy level was super high. Vendors are diverse with flowers, produce, soaps & oils, jewelry, handmade items and even chair massages. Freshly cooked food like gourmet egg rolls, crepes, empanadas and coffee are sprinkled throughout. I met some wonderful small business owners. You can walk, eat and shop the entire time. The added bonus is the several live music options throughout market. What a fun weekly Saturday morning event. By the volume of people young and old, I would call Kenosha Harbor MarketPlace a must do for locals and visitors! read more

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Great selection of fresh vegetables and the various food tent were are delicious. Fresh and very tasty! Everyone in our group of 12 friends and family left happy. Ages 8 to 71! Vendors are super friendly and sell many ethnic food products and unique gift items. Best part is that there are green spaces to sit and enjoy it all! read more

I try to go as often as I can in the summer. When I have out of town guests, it's a MUST! The location is stunning, right on the shores of Lake Michigan and surrounded by beautiful museums. You can find fresh fruits and veggies, baked goods, flowers and any number of local artists who make unique jewelry and crafts. I love buying one-of-a-kind gifts and shopping locally. read more

Major highlights: TASTING: My mom and I tasted several herbal teas, sweet buns, cheeses, organic salsas, apple butter, parmesan garlic crispy bread, kettle corn.. I'm sure there was more but it's EDUCATIONAL: After speaking with many of the friendly vendors I left much more knowledgeable about types of garlic, how paper beads are made, dying German glass, what happens to the market in the winter (it moves to a downtown theatre and only about 15 vendors can fit.) VARIETY PACK: There were many different artists with their work for sale. Many families selling fresh fruits, veggies, and herbs. A man playing acoustic guitar. Farm raised meats, jerky, and free range chicken. Coffee, teas, hot dogs, snacks, dog treats, herbs and spices, even egg rolls. We left with cilantro, Mexican bread, organic salsa, sticky bun, molasses cookies, and an ice coffee - I'd say a morning well spent. Next time I'm in town it won't be so warm, but I'm interested to check out the winter indoor version as well - I bet they'll have some great locally grown and crafted holiday treats. read more

Kenosha HarborMarket - Farmers Market Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

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This is a great farmers market! Lots of vendor options. Low prices and great quality food and items for people to enjoy. Right on the lake front in Kenosha so there are plenty of scenic views. read more

Love this place! Kenosha HarborMarket is beyond a habit in our household. It is a ritual, and a place that we go to enjoy sunny, breezy harbor-side surroundings where we can buy top quality locally grown and produced (a requirement for vendor participation), fruit, vegetables, flowers, plants, baked goods, cheese and meats. It also is a place where one may purchase artisan-produced goods; hand crafted scarves, jewelry, soaps, lotions, candles, even fine, master-craftsman hewn wooden bowls, pet accessories, whimsical birdhouses, bird feeders and garden ornamentation to name just a few; all very reasonably priced, and in some cases, negotiable. HarborMarket also is a place where one may have something to eat, wander about and linger to listen to live musicians or take a few moments to visit with vendors to talk about their crops and products, about what they believe is of exceptional quality that day, what could stand to be better, and what you can expect over the upcoming weeks. Some vendors have sold at the HarborMarket for years, so they subsequently have developed a loyal customer following, and they care about the quality they offer to their loyal customers. This is not a flea market type farmer's market manned by transient vendors, who sell overstock items, cheaply made single use junk, and out-of-state produce that chain stores passed over a few days earlier. Product quality and vendor adherence to HarborMarket guidelines and quality standards are key here. We have farmer markets in communities closer to our home. They are very nice, very convenient, but truth be told, none appear to be as well regulated, nor feature the number of vendors, nor variety and quality as HarborMarket does. None of them have comparable surroundings on a public square next to a scenic harbor on Lake Michigan that features old-fashioned, circa 1940-1950 streetcars, brightly colored lighthouses, beautifully planted and manicured garden beds, a teeming cooling fountain, benches and picnic tables, also where, just a few feet away, one may visit Kenosha's Natural History or Civil War Museum. That combination, fellow Yelpsters, cannot be rivaled. Suggestion: Make an effort to visit your local cash station before hitting the HarborMarket, since some vendors may not accept plastic or personal checks for for items that cost, $1, $2, $3, under $10 or so dollars. Keep in mind that a term of vendor participation is that produce must be locally grown. So, if you note that tomatoes and sweet corn are not offered, know it is because it still is too early in the season for their harvest. As a result, the only produce that will be offered is at its height of freshness. read more

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This is by far one of the best farmers markets I have ever been too!!!! So cute!!! The setting is beautiful and there are a ton of vendors! When they have sweet corn there, it is the best tasting corn that I have ever had. Also the Kenosha public museum is right there and a great place to stop and explore. (Bonus is that it is free and there are bathrooms that are open during the market). Definitely check this out if you are in the area! read more

Funny how my post keeps getting removed. You'd think that since half of the vendors at the other market were at yours for many years you'd try to support them too. After all those vendors helped support you and your market for years read more

I have not been yet but hope to attend the market in these upcoming weekends. To check out the businesses and vendors visit their website. The market runs every Saturday from 9 am until 2 pm, rain or shine. It's located behind the Kenosha History Museum & Civil War museum (this is temporary until 2009, then it will return to the Place de Douai once the plaza reconstruction is complete). A perfect way to enjoy the weather while it's nice out! read more

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One of the most amazing markets in the area to visit! There's absolute something for everyone here! If you have never been to the Harbor Market and you are a fan of fresh produce, organic meats, eggs, fresh flowers, bakery products, popcorn, lots of other amazing food and drink offerings plus crafts, soaps, sauces, and jewelry you definitely need to check it out! Located by the harbor and museum campus it is a great experience every Saturday morning from 9am-2pm from April until October. Some of my favorite items are the amazing sweet corn, the very fresh variety of produce vendors, Elsie Mae's pie shop desserts, empanadas, smoothies, and the gigantic bouquet of fresh flowers! The prices are reasonable and the vendors are super friendly but not pushy. It is a amazing gem and we enjoy it! read more

Nice market with great local products. Parking is easy and very close by. Food, art, and flowers are the main drivers here so a little bit of everything for everyone. Good restaurants close by as well. read more

I was very surprised at the size of the market and variety of items being sold. There are of course tons of fresh fruits & veggies, but also a lot of prepared foods being sold. I ate at an African food vendor, which I cannot remember the name of unfortunately. I got the goat curry and fresh juice - it was delicious. I was so glad that they accepted credit cards through Square, because I dropped by this market on a whim and didn't have any cash with me. Unfortunately a lot of other vendors only accepted cash so I didn't get to buy much else. I was also very surprised at how busy the market was. I dropped by around noon on a Saturday, and it was bustling. There was barely any room to walk. One plus is a lot of vendors give samples, so you can try a lot of stuff in case you forgot your cash (like me). Overall I'm pretty impressed that this market is so thriving in Kenosha. Oh, and it is walking distance to Lake Michigan, so I just walked down to a picnic table by the Lake to eat my food. It was a really great way to spend an afternoon. read more

Awesome farmers market!! Great downtown area lots of selections and great location!! Parking pretty easy. Flowers are beautiful and cheap! Come hungry! Lots of great good selection and music. Highly recommend. read more

Finally made it to the market !! What a pleasant surprise .. Huge farmers market right on the lake shore . Made several purchases including the most stunning flowers . Looking forward to cooking with the produce we purchased ... Will return , worth the drive . read more

Kenosha Harbor MarketPlace Farmers Market is located in Kenosha on Lake Michigan. This Farmers Market has plenty to offer families, pets, and single people. From cheese to flowers, vegetables, donuts, and even chips that are sure to please. A lot of places offer samples before taking the leap and committing to buy their product. The smells and the view of the lake makes the experience all worth while. read more

Kenosha HarborMarket - Farmers Market Near Me - Kenosha, Wisconsin

TL;DR: KHM management chooses favorites for vendor and customer. This was evident before my family got involved as vendors, but now, it is basically a proven fact. We will not be coming back next year! As a customer: It is a very busy market, some days so busy it is hard to get through. It makes for an unpleasant experience. The people at the market table can be quite the pieces of work most days if you see them interact with people. I also recall Glass Cheese, she is sweet to your face, until she turns around! Very judgmental. Most people are very nice, want to sell their items, but you can tell that the market management has an agenda. They seem to be pushing it as a "farmers market" rather than a "European Market" as they advertise because they will give end spots to farmers and food, rather than place them strategically to help draw people in. Then there is when they have a string of the same type of product all in a row. Really? Direct competition? It makes the crowd bunch, rather than flow. The management really needs to educate themselves on how to lay these things out, or maybe do a survey of vendors. They handled this summer's "Dog Ban" quite poorly, with a lot of people saying they are going to ban the market due to it. The only people that they are hurting are the vendors, they didn't make the rules, so they are just as bad as the people who caused the situation. As a vendor: I am related to vendors, let me tell you, the market management is a bit like Hollywood. You either are the right ethnicity, right religion or are sleeping with management to get a good spot. All you need to look at to know this is where the lemonade goes, and who ends up at the end of the Place. I look each year to see the maps, and know that craft vendors, who, in terms of revenue, bring the most value (market did research that they are trying to hide because they thought food would win), is AT RISK EVERY YEAR of losing their spot to food, because the management has a clouded mind, does not understand their value, and is biased. The indoor market and winter market is invite only, and guess who gets the invitations (again, Hollywood, and the food vendors who kiss CC's booty). We have asked several times about indoor, and just get told it is invite only... never once got in, not even a call if there are cancellations. We never were even allowed on the vendor facebook page, guess we didn't kiss enough booty. The Family and I looked at the winter market map. Booty kissing food vendors get the prime tent, and the booty kissing crafters get the back tent. Being a holiday market, you would almost thing CC would prioritize the crafters and non-food vendors for gifts, but no. I guess everyone should be buying celery for christmas. Stupid. Not even giving priority to self-crafted vendors this year, no, straight to Chinese/Indian imports. REMEMBER SMALL BUSINESS this year people, they are who you should be helping, not some maharaja in a past life. It is almost to the point of the standard KENOSHA PRO-ITALIAN RACISM AT THE KENOSHA HARBOR MARKET (as to who gets what spots and who gets in at the summer and indoor market. You can definitely tell what is up when your favorite crafter gets bumped around, their loyalty means nothing to the PAID market management (who doesn't really manage or enforce their own rules). We will not be coming back just to be pushed around and treated like garbage, so long KHM, hello Mileagers, Lincoln Park, and State Fair! read more

A true gem to have in Kenosha. The vendors are trustworthy, the food is amazing, and the produces you really want.

Bought soaps from a vendor who was selling seaweed soaps and they were slimy and smelled disgusting. And for 6$ it was a rip off too bad I wasn't aware it would be so awful until it touched the water. I always visit farmers markets to get cheap healthy produce but severely overpriced fruits and vegetables. No wonder this market is tiny most locals can't afford to buy the produce as it is more expensive than Whole Foods. The farmers in Northern Wisconsin and Indiana seem to be able to produce amounts to make it available for the average person. Too bad the people here are all about making money only and not the community that supports them. The only good thing here is the tiny popcorn stand with the guy that has the super cheese spicy popcorn and the chocolaty pecan stuff too. I have yet to see him this year . :/ may not be returning. Also the lemonade stand was gross. Watered down lemonade with zero flavor read more

This market has everything...fresh food, coffee, juice, veggies and fruit, plants, and more! Love coming across the border to this market!

Was a nice place for a dog walk but when people bring dogs not Suitable to be in public it really ruins the atmosphere For good dogs Too bad really enjoyed the weekends down there will have to find a new place to enjoy dog walks were people respect each other read more

I look forward to visiting the Harbor Marketplace every year! They have lots of great shops and variety of products to try. Also the fresh flowers are sold at a great price, and not to mention organic vegan dog treats! No complaints love this market. read more

Not sure why the ban on dogs reduced some people's rating. It was simply too crowded-potentially dangerous for the doggies. With that out of the way...... I went 3 times already this year and it is just as happy and colorful as every year. It is quickly becoming less and less of a best kept secret and there are more vendors and public there but still the venue is so open and beautiful and the variety of goodies is amazing! Fresh honey, bright flowers so colorful they look fake, crafts, scented soaps, freshly tossed kettle corn, wood work, cheese, fudge, metal art, fresh baked breads, warm tacos, jewelry, live music and much much more! Don't forget to sample the empanadas and the African dishes! Overall, it is a refreshing and stress relieving place to go. If the crowd is a bit much, walk right over to the waterfront which is visible from any angle. You may have to walk by the beautiful fountain surrounded by bright flowers or the children playing with the giant bubbles on the lawn. read more

As a customer I have really enjoyed bringing my daughter downtown Kenosha to attend the Harbor MarketPlace. The products and vendors have been really great - from the flowers to the food. Each spring and summer it's a highlight for me. As a vendor, I've recently experienced a completely different side of this company. I recently applied to participate as a vendor, which was approved. I am a new business owner and was extremely excited to market my products at this location. I received a letter today that explained that my approval was withdrawn because the credit card I used to apply was declined. I called immediately upon receiving the letter to explain that my credit card number was stolen and the card was cancelled. I was told that I wasn't really ever approved (even though I received a formal written letter stating my approval) and that I basically needed to get over it and move on. This is what I was told in so many words.... This communication and decision left me feeling as though as a customer and personal business owner I wasn't valued. There was no benefit of the doubt offered. If asked, I would've brought cash or a check to show that I was a serious and credible vendor. No such option was offered. I understand that some vendors may not be credible, but I'm not one of them. I'm very sorry to say I don't think I'll be visiting this year or in the future. read more

This is awesome and has a festival feel to it when outdoors. There is live music and tastings of various foods, drinks and sauces. Lots of amazing, delicious fresh local produce. Some of the shops take cards but most of the farmers and bakeries take cash only so don't forget that. Just had some of the tomatoes and they were AWESOME. My husband and I are definitely planning on becoming regulars. read more

With the new ban on dogs, I had to reduce my rating. The market advertises as a European style market. No market in Europe would ever ban dogs from the premise. I wish there was a 3.5 star rating. I always enjoy myself, but the dog ban was soured this event for me and I will be going less in protest. If you are not a dog advocate, the rest of my review stands. Finding new delights and old favorites. The produce, flowers, bakeries, food and beverage vendors and other merchandise is all worth looking over. Days like today, in particular, in southeastern Wisconsin (mid 70's and low humidity) are so delightful to go walk around the market and harbor. However, I so enjoy going on a crisp fall morning as well. read more