The summer Dubuque Farmers’ Market has been located in the area surrounding City Hall since 1845. Now, the market sprawls over more than three city blocks on Iowa Street and extending down 12th and 13th Streets. Each Saturday morning, May 4 through October 26, local vendors gather to sell homegrown or handmade items.

  The summer Dubuque Farmers’ Market has been located in the area surrounding City Hall since 1845. Now, the market sprawls over more than three city blocks on Iowa Street and extending down 12th and 13th Streets. Each Saturday morning, May 4 through October 26, local vendors gather to sell homegrown or handmade items.

  The summer Dubuque Farmers’ Market has been located in the area surrounding City Hall since 1845. Now, the market sprawls over more than three city blocks on Iowa Street and extending down 12th and 13th Streets. Each Saturday morning, May 4 through October 26, local vendors gather to sell homegrown or handmade items.

  The summer Dubuque Farmers’ Market has been located in the area surrounding City Hall since 1845. Now, the market sprawls over more than three city blocks on Iowa Street and extending down 12th and 13th Streets. Each Saturday morning, May 4 through October 26, local vendors gather to sell homegrown or handmade items.

  The summer Dubuque Farmers’ Market has been located in the area surrounding City Hall since 1845. Now, the market sprawls over more than three city blocks on Iowa Street and extending down 12th and 13th Streets. Each Saturday morning, May 4 through October 26, local vendors gather to sell homegrown or handmade items.

  The summer Dubuque Farmers’ Market has been located in the area surrounding City Hall since 1845. Now, the market sprawls over more than three city blocks on Iowa Street and extending down 12th and 13th Streets. Each Saturday morning, May 4 through October 26, local vendors gather to sell homegrown or handmade items.

  The summer Dubuque Farmers’ Market has been located in the area surrounding City Hall since 1845. Now, the market sprawls over more than three city blocks on Iowa Street and extending down 12th and 13th Streets. Each Saturday morning, May 4 through October 26, local vendors gather to sell homegrown or handmade items.