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Lincoln Square Bakery Joins New Low Line Market (PHOTOS)
The grand opening of the new market on Southport was a big success, drawing a sizable crowd to the "L" station, including one Lincoln Square bakery.
A crowd gathered beneath the Southport "L" station Thursday for the grand opening of the North Side's new Low Line Market.
Vendors like Penny Pastry and C&D Family Farms sold their more unique, artisan foods compared to a traditional farmers market. There still was, however, fresh produce for people searching for things like asparagus and strawberries.
Also joining the slew of businesses was Lincoln Square's Defloured: A Gluten Free Bakery. They were there selling gluten-free cookies and treats to groups of North Siders.
The event started at 4 p.m. and ended around 8 p.m., and will repeat every Thursday throughout the summer.
Read more about the 12 different vendors at the market here on Patch.
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