Sheboygan Winter Farmers Market Opens Nov. 7 With FoodShare Access

ByBrian Bateman
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Sheboygan, WI — November 6, 2026.

The Sheboygan County Interfaith Organization’s 2026–27 Winter Farmers Market opens Saturday, November 7, at First Congregational Church UCC, 310 Bluff Avenue, in Sheboygan. The market is scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon, with fresh and handmade products from local farmers and vendors.

Market returns twice a month through April

SCIO lists the market for the first and third Saturdays of each month from November through April. The Saturday opening is in the City of Sheboygan, Sheboygan County.

FoodShare shoppers can ask about tokens and vouchers

FoodShare participants can bring an EBT card to the SCIO information booth to receive wooden tokens for eligible purchases. SCIO lists bread, eggs, meat, fish, dairy, honey, maple syrup and preserves among the items that can be bought with tokens.

SCIO also says shoppers may receive up to $10 in fresh-produce vouchers. These are separate from the EBT tokens and can be used for fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs. Shoppers can ask at the information booth about availability and details.

For market questions or schedule updates, SCIO lists the market office at 920-457-7272, extension 111, and fm@sheboygancountyinterfaith.org.

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Brian Bateman is a lifelong Sheboygan County resident, web developer, and founder of SheboyganLife.com. Inspired by his love for the area and a desire to give back, he created this free, community-driven platform to share local events, stories, and happenings.

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