SCIO Farmers Market at Fountain Park (Wednesday Morning)
When: Wednesday, Sept. 24 • 8:00 AM–1:00 PM
Where: Fountain Park, 1000 N 8th St, Sheboygan
Cost: Free to attend (pay vendors directly)
Wake up to peak fall flavor at the SCIO Farmers Market in Fountain Park. Every Wednesday, the park turns into a bustling open-air marketplace where you can stock up on locally grown produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, flowers, and artisan items—all sold directly by the people who make or grow them.
Why go
- Fresh + local: Apples, pumpkins, winter squash, late sweet corn, peppers, greens, pasture-raised meats, eggs, maple syrup, honey, and more.
- Ready-to-enjoy treats: Breads, pastries, coffee, jams, pickles, and grab-and-go lunch options.
- Support the community: Your dollars stay in Sheboygan County and help small farms and makers thrive.
Pro tips
- Bring a tote (or two) and small bills; many vendors also accept cards or tap.
- Come earlier for best selection; arrive later for potential end-of-day deals.
- Markets run rain or shine—dress for the weather and enjoy the park paths.
- Parking is free on surrounding streets; please watch posted signs.
Make it a morning
Grab coffee from a vendor, stroll the fountain, and plan dinner around what you find. If you have kids, let them pick one new fruit or veggie to try this week—vendors are great about answering questions and sharing quick prep tips.
Short on time? Do a quick lap first to compare prices and offerings, then circle back for your favorites. Either way, you’ll leave with the freshest food in town and the satisfaction of shopping hyper-local.
Share your best market finds in the comments—we’ll feature a few reader photos in next week’s roundup!
