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Market Day: Wisconsin

Weekly markets, roadside stands and winter markets across the state

Markets and farm stands both matter

Alongside town markets in Green Bay, Milwaukee, Brown Deer and Port Washington, roadside stands in Richfield, Belgium and Elm Grove carry sweet corn and produce through the summer.

The season is short and intense

June through October is peak. Sweet corn, berries, tomatoes and squash arrive in a predictable order, and stands often run on an honesty box.

Winter does not stop

Milwaukee runs indoor winter markets, which keep bakers, cheesemakers and preserved goods available past the first frost.

Published September 21, 2026

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