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Maxwell St. Market Tour
Relocated Maxwell Street Market Tour
Guided by David Hammond & Bruce Kraig
Sunday, October 25th, 2009 – Rain or Shine
10 AM until noon
Program Information
Registration
In front of the Red "Maxwell Street Market" sign
Northwest corner of Des Plaines and Roosevelt Roads
Chicago, IL
Map of Maxwell Street meeting location

(image by David Hammond)
Maxwell Street Market moved in 2008 for the third time in its history. Bruce Kraig will provide the market's history. David Hammond will talk about Maxwell Street today. Together they will comment on the Mexican offerings as we walk about and eat our way through the market. Bring some money for food; ten dollars will easily cover food costs for one. We will be walking with few places to sit. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes
To prepare for this tour, you may want to consult Maxwell Street Market Guide 2009-10
available to read on-line or download. Also check out Gorilla Gourmet’s Maxwell Street Mexican available on streaming video:
Gorilla Gourmet: Maxwell Street Mexican (pt. 1) from Michael Gebert on Vimeo.
Gorilla Gourmet: Maxwell Street Mexican (pt. 2) from Michael Gebert on Vimeo.