Sellers in Illinois
Month-long ferments anchor the lineup: chardiniera with swiss chard, fennel and cherry bomb peppers, rhubarb cheong, dill pickles, plus gluten-free picnic sides. Sold in Chicago at Green City Market, the 61st Street market in Hyde Park, and the Andersonville farmers market.
13 items · 0 followers12oz cans and 32oz bottles of raw, traditionally fermented kombucha in flavors like Raspberry Ginger and Blackberry Sage, plus shrub mixers and oxymels. Begun in 2020 and woman-owned, it pours weekly at the Batavia Farmers Market in downtown Batavia, Illinois.
14 items · 0 followersTwo Chicago card shops, on West Montrose and North Harlem, stocked with sealed hobby boxes like Topps Chrome basketball and Upper Deck MVP hockey, plus supplies. They buy, sell and trade collections, and set up at the National Sports Card Convention.
11 items · 0 followersFour empanada fillings — ground beef carne, chicken tinga, shrimp and cheese, and al pastor — come from Liz Meza on empanada nights at Nikki's Cafe and Bar, along with her chipotle aioli hot sauce. She also caters holiday gatherings and work events, with delivery on Thursdays.
6 items · 0 followersTrading card shop on East Ogden Avenue in Naperville, Illinois, stocking Pokémon, Magic and One Piece singles, sealed product and supplies, plus buying and trading at the counter. In-store play nights run through the week, and the shop vends at Chicago Collect-a-Con and the Syndicate Trade Show in S
7 items · 0 followersCaitlin crochets amigurumi plushies by hand in Machesney Park, Illinois, from duck trios and baby goblins to dragons and mushrooms. She sells them weekly through the summer season at Rockford City Market and Rockton River Market.
5 items · 0 followersPokémon singles, sealed booster boxes, sports slabs and other trading card games at the shop on Lincoln Ave in Skokie, Illinois, open daily. The crew also buys collections, takes consignment, and runs weekly tournaments plus Magic: The Gathering prerelease events.
5 items · 0 followersMike, Danna and the crew run a Pokémon card shop on Prairie Avenue in downtown Brookfield, Illinois, with singles, sealed boxes and 3D-printed Poké Balls in the cases. Fresh singles often arrive after card shows like Kokomo, and the shop is closed Mondays.
5 items · 0 followersMugs, bowls, alphabet magnets and mid-century-inspired peace plaques made by Julie, a ceramicist working in the Chicago area since she took up pottery in 2021. Her work stocks a booth at the Andersonville Galleria and travels to the Glenwood Avenue Arts Fest in Rogers Park.
5 items · 0 followersSet up behind a red tablecloth at Chicago-area card shows, including Collect-A-Con, where they sell and trade Pokémon singles and graded slabs. Sticker prices are honored as written, and there's usually a giveaway box on the table for kids at their first show.
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