The Aurora Farmers Market attracted over 2,000 visitors this weekend during its annual Fall Celebration, despite Saturday morning's brisk temperature. Activities such as petting goats and pumpkin painting kept families entertained throughout the day. All of these events were detailed in a City of Aurora Facebook post.
To encourage participation across all age groups, fun jump houses were set up. These attractions, along with the Fall Celebration, not only provided a welcoming space despite the onset of colder weather, but also supported local businesses and vendors.
The Aurora Farmers Market, being the oldest in Illinois, continually demonstrates its importance in the community by organizing seasonal events that foster unity.
Penciling the last few days of the 2023 season, the Aurora Farmers Market will open its doors for the last time this year on Saturday, October 14th, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. The market will then close for the year, having fondly catered to an increasingly appreciative Aurora community.
