Maxwell Street Market

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A historic Chicago open-air market pairing deep blues roots with Mexican street food and vintage bargains.

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Originally established by Jewish immigrants in the late 19th century, the market developed from a bustling commercial hub into a noted incubator for Chicago blues. Today’s stalls turn heavily to traditional Mexican street food like tacos and tamales, anchored by a wide assortment of everyday clothing, household goods, and vintage wares.


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