An early rendering from 2019 imagines the former city Fleet Services building at East Johnson and North First streets after it is transformed into the Madison Public Market.
A rendering from 2018 shows the layout and one of several conceptual designs of the Madison Public Market, in the foreground, as well as the potential size of planned private development at the intersection of East Washington Avenue and First Street.
Dan Kennelly, manager of Madison's Office of Business Resources, left, and Brent Pauba of the city's Engineering Division, are seen here in 2019 viewing the interior of the city's Fleet Services building, which would become the home of the Madison Public Market.
A variety of city-owned vehicles sit in a lot at the city's Fleet Services facility on North First Street in 2016. The site is now home to the Madison Public Market, which opens on Thursday.
This hanging artwork by Madison artist Steph Hagens tells the story of dairy farming and cheese and was commissioned by the Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin. It hangs in the events hall at the Madison Public Market.
An early rendering from 2019 imagines the former city Fleet Services building at East Johnson and North First streets after it is transformed into the Madison Public Market.
A variety of city-owned vehicles sit in a lot at the city's Fleet Services facility on North First Street in 2016. The site is now home to the Madison Public Market, which opens on Thursday.
A rendering from 2018 shows the layout and one of several conceptual designs of the Madison Public Market, in the foreground, as well as the potential size of planned private development at the intersection of East Washington Avenue and First Street.
This hanging artwork by Madison artist Steph Hagens tells the story of dairy farming and cheese and was commissioned by the Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin. It hangs in the events hall at the Madison Public Market.
Dan Kennelly, manager of Madison's Office of Business Resources, left, and Brent Pauba of the city's Engineering Division, are seen here in 2019 viewing the interior of the city's Fleet Services building, which would become the home of the Madison Public Market.
