Andersonville Galleria

Top choice in Chicago


Over a hundred indie vendors sell their fair-trade and locally made artisan wares in kiosks spread over three floors. Sweets, coffee, clothing, handbags, paintings, photography, jewelry – it’s a smorgasbord of cool, crafty goods in a community-oriented marketplace. A great place for gifts that support Chicagoland artists.


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