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 the 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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