Chicago Artisan Market

This Quiet Dust Ceramics
Isabelle Gougenheim - Scarf Tree

Chicago Artisan Market

Food, Fashion, Home Goods + Art

Chicago Artisan Market showcases the best of Chicago in food, fashion, home goods and art.

This curated market celebrates the ingenuity of independent, small businesses who channel their passions into creating one-of-a-kind products.

Meet & shop with the artisans and learn how they make their products, eats, art and confections.

Don’t miss the HOLIDAY EDITION of this delightful Sunday market, fortified with “social distancing” for everyone’s safety. 

Date:  Saturday & Sunday, December 5-6, 2020 (Holiday Edition)

Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM both days

Venue: Morgan MFG – 401 N. Morgan St., Chicago

Buy Tickets: $8 General Admission in advance / $10 at Door | 4 for $20 (in advance only)

Kids under 12 – FREE Admission

* All vendors & shoppers must wear a mask or face covering
* Vendor tables will be placed at least 6′ apart.
* Temperature checks at the door prior to entry

Buy Tickets 

DIY Classes at the Chicago Artisan Market:  DIY Classes will not be available at the Holiday Market due to social distancing.

Purchase tickets in advance online or from your phone.

For sponsorship options or questions about the Chicago Artisan Market please call 312.461.9500 or email events@stylechicago.com.

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Julie's Chocolate bonbons
Swaby | designer Shernett Swaby
Edgewater Candles - Orchid Neroli

More about the Chicago Artisan Market

Our vendors are small businesses run by people who carry on the City’s rich history as a “city that works.”  The sheer ingenuity and passion that goes into making their products is a cause for celebration, so we created a market to do just that!

We are dedicated to our mission of supporting small, independently owned businesses.

There are strong economic reasons why communities should support local artisans and independent, small businesses.

• They hire local.
• They pay taxes locally that fund our schools, parks, public safety and infrastructure.
• They grow faster than big companies.
• They enrich our culture.
• They are the soul of our neighborhoods.

We love that many of the small businesses we work with are women-owned, minority-owned, or both.

We’ve all read too many stories about “large” companies that receives tax subsidies to relocate to or stay in Chicago/Illinois – only to lay off employees a few years later. As the comedian Chris Rock exclaims repeatedly in one of our son’s favorite movie scenes: “That ain’t right!”

We purposefully chose Morgan Manufacturing (401 N. Morgan St.) in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood as the location for the Chicago Artisan Market. Few neighborhoods or buildings embody the transformation of Chicago’s artisan economy better. A former meat market (Fulton Market) has been transformed into the City’s finest culinary scene. A mid-19th century industrial building (Morgan Manufacturing) is today home to on-demand manufacturing businesses (Threadless & Bucketfeet) that crowdsource designs from artists all over the world.

Join us and celebrate the fact that nearly every successful business starts small.