Building a Home for Local Food, Art & Community
We’re creating a permanent, year-round market where neighbors can gather, no matter the weather, to support local farmers, makers, and small businesses.
From fresh produce and handmade goods to food trucks, live music, and family events, the Market on Military will be more than a market—it’ll be a community hub. A place to shop, connect, and celebrate everything that makes Green Bay’s west side vibrant and unique.
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A Community-Led Path to a Year-Round Market
Collaborate Locally
Murphy Park was chosen as the ideal home for the Market on Military. Community use and impact will follow.
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Designed for Inclusion
Inclusive, multi-use spaces support local food, culture, and education. Flexible and built to adapt.
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Secure a Permanent Home
After 9 years of moving around, this new home offers year-round stability for vendors and visitors.
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Create a Lasting Impact
This hub will anchor west-side revitalization—economically, culturally, and communally.
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Latest News
Teen Growers at the Market on Military
Have you seen the community gardens around town? A group of teens that participate in the Brown County UW-Extension program planted vegetable plants this spring and are now ready to harvest and sell them to you. They will be at the Market on Military August 9th and...
D&T Gardens
D&T Gardens Bloom This Year When the owner of D&T Gardens, David Horkman, is working the fields, Brian is attending the Market on Military to sell the crops. This year Jenny, a long time market employee, is also working in the fields and the crops are...
Meet Seng Lee
Hard work pays off for Lee's Garden Seng Lee has been a produce and flower vendor at the Market on Military since we started three years ago. She usually gets help from her kids to set up, fill out the paperwork, and sell. Her husband joins her too. Seng Lee was shy...