Six Red Chairs is a home-based cottage food bakery, making delicious croissants, macarons, scones, cookies & more.

Pre-sale orders must be placed by 9 am on Friday mornings for Saturday Market pick-up.

You can follow along on social media or keep up with what’s new:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sixredchairs6/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/six_red_chairs/

Online store: www.sixredchairs.com

Handcrafted jewelry and other accessories to complement any outfit and brighten your day!

While Market pre-orders are not available, you can shop available items at:

Instagram:www.instagram.com/claycreationsbygabriele/

Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/CreationsByGabriele

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ClayCreationsByGabriele/

Tiger Gardens is our home garden from which we make 37+ different canned goods. Each jar has the date it was canned, which means it is good for 18 months at least unopened. Opened, it’s good as long as any other jarred product from the store would be. Except … ours has no chemicals, no preservatives, and is made with lots of love! Our recipes are family-tested recipes. And we love to get recipes from our customers! We use only natural ingredients, mostly vegetables from our garden and a few spices. The shelf life comes from pressure canning, not from preservatives. Our food is much better for you than store-bought, and much tastier! Our blog has many how-to videos of how we garden and can our recipes! More added weekly!

You can pre-order online at www.tigergardens.biz by 5pm Friday for Saturday Market pick-up! Please note some items may be out of stock.

Check out our blog videos and our Facebook page!

We are a local team of artisan bakers dedicated to making CU’s favorite breads, croissants and more!

You can order online at www.cibakehouse.com by Wednesday 8pm for pick up Saturday at the market.

Check out what’s baking on Facebook at Instagram! @cibakehouse

Wine & Wicks is a small candle company that repurposes old wine and beer bottles, and transforms them into beautiful all-natural soy candles

If you would like to order for pick up at the Market, please place your order by 5pm on Thursday.

You can order online at: www.wineandwickscandles.com

Or check out their Facebook page!

Three Angels Family Farm is excited to offer locally grown lavender and handmade products.

Our family farm was started in 2019 with the purchase of our farm. We had lived in Champaign for 12 years when we decided in order to make this dream a reality we needed more land. We found a perfect piece of property that had plenty of space to begin our new journey!

During 2019 we planted our first crop of 300 lavender, plants, alfalfa and continued with our children’s products. In 2020 we planted 300 more lavender plants. We removed buds and pruned our hearts out in 2020 to make sure we allowed our plants to develop the best root systems possible! In 2021 we have an additional 300 more lavender plants that are joining the farm. It takes 3 years for lavender plants to be fully grown so 2021 will be the first year we can cut flowering lavender. We have 4 different lavender varieties growing on the farm. We are super excited to share all the amazing lavender and lavender products with you!

Live in moments that matter!

Ordering Deadline: Orders must be placed by 5pm on Wednesday for Saturday pick up.

You can contact Three Angels via Facebook, or on their website.

I love animals! They comfort and calm us like nothing else. They bring joy to our lives. I view them as important family members and want to give them only the best. This is how my idea for Pura Vida Pets began. My goal is to provide pets with safe, healthy and environmentally friendly toys and treats. The ingredients and the supplies I use are no secret. You should know exactly what you offer your furry friends. I encourage you to reach out to me with any questions you have about products or services.

Ordering Deadline: Please place your order by Wednesday at 6pm prior to the market. Everything is baked fresh weekly – so ample time is needed to prepare.

You can reach Pura Vida Pets via their website.

Salt Prairie Photography sells photographic prints and greeting cards. Most of the photos are of nature and wildlife from around the Champaign-Urbana area. I also have photos from Allerton Park and buildings from the University of Illinois campus area.

Ordering Deadline: If you would like to order in advance of the market, please email info@saltprairie.photography.

You can reach Chris of Salt Prairie Photography via Facebook, or his website.

Artist Phil Strang has prints, cards, and a few other items such as pillows and canvas prints made from original paintings. You can order ahead of time for pick up at the market, or any other time by visiting his website!

Ordering Deadline: Orders must be placed by Tuesday at noon for prints for Saturday pick up. Other products may take up to two weeks if out of stock. Please include the title and size of the piece(s) you’d like to purchase.

You can reach Phil on Facebook @PhilStrangArtist, or via his website.

About Illinois Willows

In the fall of 1999 Kent Miles (a.k.a. Mr. Willows) purchased a corn field with the dream of growing fresh cut flowers and woody ornamentals for the direct to consumer and wholesale customers.

​After purchasing the farm, Kent began to clear the land from the corn stubble that was left after the corn harvest. Kent’s neighbor helped by bringing over a stalk-chopper to knock down the remainder of the stalks. In the spring of 2000, Kent laid out and planted his first beds of annuals and perennials. 

​As a grower with a floral design background, Kent wanted to grow flowers that he would use in his arrangements. He knew that flowers like roses, carnations and chrysanthemums would not be all that feasible to grow here in central Illinois (due to growing conditions). So instead, he decided to grow some of the different or more unusual flowers that were not as common in local flower shops.

His first year’s crops included Celosia, Ageratum, Yarrow, Sunflowers, Liatris and Gomphrenna. Today, some of these products are still being grown, in addition to 60 other flowers, foliage, woody ornamental branches, and more. See our full product listing here.

Nearly 20 years later, Illinois Willows has product to offer all 12 months of the year as direct-to-consumer sales and for the wholesale trade.

Visit Illinois Willows here to contact Kent for your fresh and local flowers!

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The Wright Soapery, We Make Soap. Premium. Small Batch. Palm Free. Artisan Soap. And we do it Exceptionally Well!  Now. Go Wash Your Hands!

How to order: thewrightsoapery.com

I make one-of-a-kind, fun, utilitarian fabric bags, wallets, zip pouches, fanny packs, and backpacks in funky bright colors and prints.

Find me on the web at fabrikate.net.

Visit my Facebook or Instagram page for updates.

Seldom Home Farm offers over 125 different varieties of produce.  They specialize in tomatoes, peppers, and specialty vegetables.  Visit their website if you’re looking for something unique and special.

How to order: seldomhomefarm.com

When ready to order, email seldomhomefarm@hotmail.com to arrange for payment and pick up.  You can also send questions to the above email.

Voss Pecans, fine quality Illinois pecans grown and harvested by the Voss family for more than 30 years! Only at Urbana’s Market 4x a season. See below of our 2021 Market dates.

Ordering Deadline: You can order ahead of time for Urbana’s Market on the Square. If you want 10# or more of pecans, or any big or special order. Just email us at vosspecans@hotmail.com or call 618/594-4122 by Friday morning.

Our website is: www.vosspecans.com

2021 Urbana’s Market at the Square Dates

May 1, July 3, Sept 4, Oct 30

Delight Flower Farm has all your fresh flower needs as well as locally grown, fresh, and organic CBD products.

Here’s how to order: www.delightflowerfarm.com

Questions, email DelightCSA@gmail.com

Wes Jarrell and Leslie Cooperband are the proud owners of Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery, LLC. In 2003, they moved from an urban and academic life in Madison, Wisconsin to rural Champaign-Urbana Illinois. That first season, they began to transform their land from cash grain agriculture to perennial production with a lush cover crop of buckwheat. In 2004, they planted over 350 fruit trees and 600 berry plants AND purchased their first four Nubian goats (three does and one buck)

Visit their website to learn more and to order:

www.prairiefruits.com/shop

Questions, email prairiefruits@gmail.com  Follow along on Facebook or Instagram for all the latest info!