Woodlake Market
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Location
The Shops at Woodlake
795A Woodlake Road
Kohler, WI 53044
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Hours
Open Daily: 6am–8pm
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Foundry Cat: 6am–5pm
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Kohler Chocolates: 9am–8pm
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Bakery: 6am–5pm
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Woodlake Pizza: 11am–7pm
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Deli: 7am–7pm
Grab & Go Breakfast:Ìý6amÌý
Breakfast: 7am–11am
Lunch & Dinner:Ìý11am–7pm
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Woodlake Meat & Seafood: 7am–7pm
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Contact
920-457-6570
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Elevating the everyday
Since 1986, Woodlake Market has been a place where neighbors gather, families shop with intention, and visitors discover new flavors and local purveyors. Our reimagined market reflects a modern approach to healthy living through exceptional food, curated experiences, and the same attention to detail that has nourished the community for generations.
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Fresh groceries & premium provisions
Prep for a dinner party, find your next pantry staple, pick up a wholesome meal, and so much more.
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Bakery
Fresh bread, pastries, and desserts baked in-house.
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Butcher
Quality cuts sourced from trusted farms and producers.
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Pasta
Hand-made daily by our artisans.
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Cheese
An exclusive selection of domestic and international varieties.
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Weekly Programming
Whether you're stopping in for dinner ingredients, meeting friends for a drink, or exploring something new, our weekly programming creates fresh reasons to visit throughout the season. Enjoy complimentary tastings, engaging demonstrations, live music, and market experiences designed for all ages.
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Sip & Sample
Wednesdays | 3–5pm
Each week features a unique experience with rotating samples, featured products, and seasonal highlights, giving you something new to learn, taste, and explore every time they visit. Stay awhile to grab a bite to eat, pick up ingredients for dinner, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere with family and friends. Complimentary samples will be available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.Ìý
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September 23 | Apple Flight & Live Music
September 30 |ÌýOktoberfest Favorites & Live Music
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Market Moments
Fridays | 3–4pm
Market Moments spotlight the people, products, and flavors that make Woodlake Market unique. Through tastings, vendor showcases, specialty classes, and interactive experiences, you can enjoy a new and engaging market experience each week throughout the season.
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September 25 | Cheese & Chocolate Pairing
October 2 | Pumpkin Beer Tasting with Andy Skelton
Kohler Kids
Saturdays | 9–11am
Start your weekend with a family-friendly series designed to inspire curiosity and connection. From hands-on activities and seasonal samples to special guests, interactive experiences, and community celebrations, each week offers something new for children and families to enjoy together.
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September 26 | Game Day Celebration
Get in the game at Woodlake Market! Enjoy live music, tasty samples, game day-inspired activities, and festive fall fun while you shop and explore the market.
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October 3 | Oktoberfest
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Special Events
Reserve your place at Woodlake Market's exclusive workshops and signature events. These limited-capacity experiences offer hands-on learning, expert instruction, and memorable culinary moments. Advance registration is recommended. Space is limited and many workshops sell out.
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Flamingo Estate Book Signing
Saturday, October 24 | 1–2pm
Join us on Saturday, October 24, as we welcome Richard Christiansen, Flamingo Estate founder, entrepreneur, and author of the newly released . Stop by Woodlake Market and Kohler Gardener to meet Richard, explore his inspiring new book, and celebrate a thoughtful approach to nature and intentional living.
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Kohler Chocolates
European in feel, Kohler in origin. It all started when Herb Kohler set out to perfect the classic turtle candy. The result—the Terrapin—became the original inspiration for Kohler Original Recipe Chocolates. Now, our brand-new storefront serves as both a gorgeous moment of escape and the place to find our signature buttery Terrapins and other artful confections.
