Logan Square Farmers Market

Neighbors say your soulmate could be among the nearly 7,000 weekly wanderers at the farmers market. The Logan Square Chamber of Commerce wants to help you find them with a singles event.

Market organizers are bringing back the city's Open Boulevards event for the first and last day of the outdoor season. But the indoor market will go on hiatus while leaders try to figure out a more sustainable plan.

Vendors will take over the warehouse beginning Nov. 21. From there, the indoor season will run for 19 consecutive Sundays.

Stretches of Logan and Kedzie boulevards will shut down to car traffic Sunday for the fest, the first stop on the city's "Open Boulevards" tour. Similar fests are coming to the South and West sides in October.

Teens and their families can learn more at an informational meeting 6 p.m. April 28.

It will be held at its regular outdoor location, on Logan Boulevard between Milwaukee Avenue and Whipple Street.

The indoor market will be held at the Rockwell on the River warehouses at 3029-31 N. Rockwell St. beginning Sunday, organizers announced.

The market will be held outdoors one last time this weekend as organizers scramble to find a new indoor home. Cermak Fresh Market owners said having the market in the same building was bad for business.

The indoor market kicks off Nov. 1.

Many of the vendors are unemployed artists and creatives struggling due to the pandemic. "There’s people there who need to pay rent this week and I don’t know if they’re going to be able to."

Expect a much smaller — and more spread out — market with strictly enforced rules.

In an effort to “ensure Chicago continues to flatten the COVID-19 curve,” the popular outdoor market won't open until later this summer.

It's the surest sign summer is coming.