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Christmas in July at the Illinois Product Farmers Market

Christmas in July at the Illinois Product Farmers Market


Get ready to celebrate Christmas in July at the Illinois Product Farmers Market, hosted by the Illinois Department of Agriculture (IDOA) at "The Shed" on the Illinois State Fairgrounds. On July 27 from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., join the festivities and indulge in the best of Illinois products while enjoying exciting activities and chances to win fantastic prizes.

Marketgoers will receive a complimentary Illinois Products reusable bag and have the opportunity to win AARP Illinois Product baskets, children's Christmas baskets, and Market Cash. Spin the Illinois State Fair prize wheel for a chance to win free admission to the fair, Multi-Purpose Arena tickets, concert tickets, and more. Don't miss the chance to grab discounted passes or get your Mega or Jumbo Pass photo taken at the Illinois State Fair Mega and Jumbo Pass Office, open until 7 p.m.

Treat yourself to mouthwatering fair food from Country Fryer, including corn dogs, cheese on a stick, and turkey legs. Enjoy delightful Illinois Wine from Hidden Hills Vineyard and Winery, craft beer from Just the Basics, and live music by Matt Mifflin.

Bring the kids to meet Mr. and Mrs. Claus, participate in ornament making and coloring book stations, enjoy magic demonstrations, and play yard games.

The Illinois Product Farmers Market is open every Thursday through September 29, excluding two Thursdays during the Illinois State Fair. Don't miss this festive event and support local Illinois vendors. The market accepts LINK payments, with IDOA matching all LINK spent up to $25 for additional spending on fruits and vegetables.

Join the fun at The Shed on the Illinois State Fairgrounds and follow Illinois Products on Facebook and Instagram for updates and information. For vendor applications, contact agr.farmersmarket@illinois.gov .

 

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