East Town Market At Cathedral Square

I took a drive over after having breakfast in downtown Milwaukee to check the place out because I do like the summertime farmers markets but at 8:30 the vendors were not all there yet. I went over to another farmers market a few miles south to give them time to get rolling and I would return.I returned around 9:30 and to my amazement it didn't any bigger really but I walked around it and saw coffee stand, soap, two food stands, lots of flower, lots of leafy greens and root vegetables, jewelry, meat and cheese stand. I think maybe 25 stands at the max and absolute no fresh fruits at all. This was a pretty small farmers market with no fruits on my visit and I ended up leaving empty handed and I probably will not return because the Milwaukee area has a couple better farmers market options.

This market is incredible! It is smaller than most other markets which is amazing-you aren't going to be fighting a massive crowd of people swarming everywhere. They offer a series of unique, reasonably priced vendors including but not limited to: Coffee, flowers, natural products, meat, produce, popsicles, granola, CBD oil, cheese, dog treats, bread and so many more. The location is great with plenty of parking and they also offer free yoga and Zumba every market as well which is incredible! And then you can catch some live music. This market is incredible-you should definitely stop by!

How do I love thee East Town Market? Let me count the ways...1. Fun. On a sunny summer Saturday morning the market beckons like a jewel offering a variety of food, beverage, produce and other urban market options. Throw in some people watching, dog petting, eating and drinking and you have a bevy of shopping options.2. Frolic. The market lets you get your sweat on by doing yoga or other dance in the mornings. It's to your health! 3. Festivity. Two words: live music. Lends itself well to the scene. So whether you're seriously shopping for produce, wanting to splurge on some new jewelry or plants, get something to eat or just check out the scene and mix and mingle, the East Town Market at Cathedral Square is a great place to get your Saturday morning fix!

Second time around (why did it take me so long?!) and this is a small but charming market. Lots of fresh fruits and veggies, plus an amazing Handcrafted Waffles tent where you can get sweet, delicious waffles with powdered sugar or Nutella or other options (between $5-8 mostly). Also, Valentine's coffee and iced tea tent on site.Check it out!

So darling! I love farmers' markets, and this one is adorable, right in the heart of East Town.Local, DIY vendors selling everything from arts and crafts to honey, produce, flowers, jewelry, and more.They generally have live music, and the vibe is super-laid back and chill.An awesome way to start a summer Saturday. Coffee in hand, snag some flowers and chat with your neighbors while perusing some super-cute wears. I like!

I stumbled upon this market one Saturday afternoon as I escaped work for a short walk around downtown. I was unaware this market existed until then. There are probably 15-20 vendors, selling typical market goods. I strolled through and checked most of them out. Nothing caught my fancy, so I went back to work empty handed. Next time I work on a Saturday I will probably be back, although I doubt I buy anything the second time through either.

This is such a great local market! Yoga in the mornings followed by a wide variety of fresh produce, baked goods, jewelry, food trucks.... and more! There aren't usually enough vendors to cover the whole park, but the vendors that are there are awesome! I'm disappointed when I can't make it here on Saturday mornings!

Love when the farmers market is back at Cathedral Square! Great booths with good variety and friendly vendors. Like seeing your friends every Saturday morning. Flowers, veg, pastries -- all wonderful.

i love trying new farmers markets, especially when I am away from home. This farmers market had a wide variety of things. Although it wasn't the biggest farmers market I have been to, it seemed rather nice. There was a wide array of produce. The thing that caught my eye was the cinnamon rolls and baked goods. They looked amazing and I wanted to eat all of them. There was also a variety of art and other non-food goods.