Lake Country & Waukesha County, Wisconsin
Local happens always.
Find merchants by market.
The growers, bakers, and makers behind the market day booths, each with a listing of their own. Meet them at the market. Find them here all year. Free to browse, always.
The market season ends. Local doesn’t.— Mercantile Local
—Markets
—Market day today
May–OctMain season
Behind every booth, a merchant you can keep
A market is the best hour of the week for local — and the easiest place to lose it. You meet a baker, a flower farm, a honey stand… and by Tuesday the name is gone with the canopy tents.
That’s why this page exists. Each market’s page shows the Mercantile Local merchants who sell there — photos, products, hours, and where they’ll be next — and the roster grows as merchants and markets link up. A statewide calendar can tell you where the markets are. This page tells you who’s inside, and how to find them again.
Weekly markets carry the season. Special markets and series — winter markets, pop-up days, one-off events — fill the rest of the year, and both live side by side here. Market managers can claim their listing and edit days, hours, and closures directly, and merchants link themselves to every market they sell at. Know a market or a merchant we’re missing? Use the links below — we’ll do the rest.
Common questions
What farmers markets are near Lake Country, Wisconsin?
Markets run across Lake Country and greater Waukesha County — Brookfield, Delafield, Dousman, Hartland, Menomonee Falls, Mukwonago, New Berlin, Oconomowoc (including DockSide Market at the ballpark), Pewaukee, Waukesha, the Gwenyn Hill Farm summer series, and West Bend among them. Every one is listed above with days, hours, and a map pin — use the chips up top to see weekly markets or special events and series.
Which markets are open on Saturday morning?
Brookfield (7:30 AM–12 PM), Oconomowoc (8 AM–12 PM), Historic Delafield (8 AM–Noon), New Berlin (8 AM–12 PM), Waukesha (8 AM–12 PM), and West Bend (from 7:30 AM) — most from early May through late October.
Which markets run on a weekday?
Wednesdays: Dousman, Menomonee Falls, Mukwonago, and Pewaukee, generally afternoon into evening. Thursdays: the Gwenyn Hill Farm summer series, 4–6 PM on a Certified Organic farm. Sundays: Hartland, 9 AM–1 PM, and Menomonee Falls in mid-summer.
When is market season?
Roughly May through October for most markets. DockSide Market in Oconomowoc also runs an indoor winter series, second and fourth Sundays, January through March.
How do I know which vendors will be there?
Open any market above — its page lists the Mercantile Local merchants who’ve linked themselves to it, each with their own listing, photos, products, and hours. Rosters are growing as merchants and markets join up, so check back if yours looks short.
Are there farmers markets beyond this area?
Yes — Wisconsin has hundreds. The
Wisconsin Farmers Market Association keeps a statewide directory at wifarmersmarkets.org. Mercantile Local goes deeper where we live: markets here link to the Mercantile Local merchants who sell there, and merchants link back to their markets — so when you meet someone at the market, you can keep finding them after it ends.
Meet them at the market. Find them all year long.
A directory and map of the growers, makers, and small businesses behind the market day booths — and who’s open right now.