Boston-Area Farmers Markets 2022
When:
Wednesday, May 04, 2022 9:00a -
Thursday, Aug 25, 2022 5:00p
Wednesday, May 04, 2022 9:00a -
Thursday, Aug 25, 2022 5:00p
Where:
Boston
Surrounding Areas
Boston, MA 02120
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Date Idea, Festivals & Fairs, Food, Good for Groups, Meetup, Outside, Photoworthy, Seasonal, Shopping
Event website:
https://www.thebostoncalendar.com/
Shop local this year. We’ve rounded up 16 farmers markets around Boston so you don’t have to. Perfect for those looking for fresh produce at reasonable prices.
1) Jamaica Plain Farmers Market
When: Every Saturday year-round. Every Tuesday starting June 21
Where: Jamaica Plain
What: Head out to Jamaica Plain for some fresh air and a walk around the pond before stopping by this local, farm-fresh market.
When: Every Friday & Saturday
Where: North End
What: Haymarket is a historic landmark in Boston; it dates back to before Fenway Park. As you make your way from vendor to vendor, you’re following the footsteps of Bostonians from a bygone era.
When: Every Thursday starting June 2
Where: Brookline
What: After 43 years of community caregiving, the Brookline Farmers Market is back again to provide locals with the very best, locally-sourced foods.
4) Copley Square Farmers Market
When: Every Tuesday and Friday starting May 13
Where: Copley Square
What: In the beating heart of Copley Square, Boston’s biggest farmers market attracts Bostonians of all ages and occupations. Whether you’re a Newbury tourist or a Prudential businessman, stop by for a delicious lunch.
When: Every Saturday starting June 4
Where: Roslindale
What: Roslindale Farmers Market is the perfect place for merriment; families can gather for live music, kid-friendly activities, and natural produce.
6) Davis Square Farmers Market
When: Every Wednesday starting May 18
Where: Davis Square
What: Stop by Davis Square to stock up on everything from oven-baked bread to American Flatbread to organic seasonal vegetables from Langwater Farm.
7) Central Square Farmers Market
When: Every Monday starting May 16
Where: Central Square
What: Head over to Central Square every Monday starting May 16 for some delectable goods.
When: Every Wednesday starting June 15
Where: Brighton
What: Spend a summer afternoon at the Brighton Farmers Market for flavorful food, from sun-sweetened fruits to organic veggies.
9) Farmers Market at SoWa Open Market
When: Every Sunday starting May 8
Where: South End
What: SoWa is a haven for thrifters and antiquers alike, but did you know it also doubles as a spectacular farmers market?
10) Farmers’ Market at Harvard
When: Every Tuesday starting June 21
Where: Harvard Square
What: Harvard Squares’ Farmers’ Market lists three reasons why you should shop local: it builds community, it helps the environment, and it supports local families. We couldn’t agree more.
11) Charles River Farmers’ Markets
When: Every Friday & Sunday year-round at the Charles Hotel. Every Saturday at the Morse School starting June 4
Where: Cambridgeport
What: The Charles Hotel location opens year-round. The Morse School location opens on June 4th.
12) Union Square Farmers Market
When: Every Saturday starting May 14
Where: Union Square
What: This lovely open-air market returns on May 14 and offers a vibrant community space, a variety of delicious produce, and a chance to meet local vendors.
When: Every Wednesday starting June 15
Where: Watertown
What: Watertown is expanding its farmers market this year, so don’t miss out on a chance to explore brand new ready-to-eat food vendors, artisan crafters and even monthly wellness programs.
When: Every Sunday starting June 26
Where: Quincy
What: Quincy Farmers Market is a woman-owned business that promotes intercultural connection and fosters inclusive community gatherings.
When: Every Saturday starting July 15
Where: Dorchester
What: Ashmont Farmers Market won’t open until July, but it’s worth the wait for its garden-fresh offerings.
When: Every Thursday starting June 9
Where: Medford
What: Medford Farmers Market returns in June, so stop by for fresh, healthy and local produce of all kinds.
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