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SoWa Vintage Market Live Life Being Vintagy & Fabulous Located downstairs at 450 Harrison Ave, the SoWa Vintage Market is Boston’s weekly destination for antiques, collectibles, vintage goods, and other…

We highlight the unique and rich history of Jamaica Plain. Jamaica Plain is a neighborhood in the City of Boston, Massachusetts. The Jamaica Plain Historical Society collects stories, images and items about the history of the neighborhood and preserves them. From Slavery to Freedom: Three Centuries of a Black Family in Jamaica Plain Hidden Jamaica Plain uncovers a remarkable multi-generational story of a single free Black family whose history spanned three centuries and intertwined with the history of Jamaica Plain. As well as the Indigenous and Black communities of neighboring West Roxbury, Canton, Dedham, Milton and Boston. This article was put together by members of Hidden Jamaica Plain over the course of years of research Since 1905, three generations of Fowlers have served the Jamaica Plain, West Roxbury, and Roslindale communities for their real estate and insurance needs. Found...

Boston Public Market is a nonprofit indoor marketplace that brings together more than 30 New England food producers and artisans. Its downtown marketplace offers groceries, prepared meals, crafts, specialty products, and local drinks year-round.

05/31/2026 @ 11:00 am - 5:00 pm - The Greenway Artisan Market is a vibrant open-air market run by Somerville Flea featuring talented area artists, crafters, and independent designers. Visitors will find exceptional art, locally produced products, and much more! Explore the parks, stroll tree-lined promenades, take in the city sights, soak up the sunshine, play in the Rings Fountain, grab a bite [...]

The Boston Open Market is a beloved New England tradition set along Boylston Street at the entrance to the Boston Public Garden. Every Saturday from May through October, 50+ local artists, makers, and curated vintage dealers come together in one of the most beautiful and iconic locations in the city. From one-of-a-kind jewelry and handcrafted ceramics to vintage finds and original artwork — there's something new to discover every week. Green Line Arlington Station — Corner of Arlington St & Boylston St, directly across from the Public Garden and the market. Red Line Park Street Station — Corner of Park St & Tremont St on Boston Common. Head south on Tremont (~¼ mile), then right on Boylston St. Orange Line Tufts Medical Center Station — Washington St. Head north ~500ft, left on Stuart St, continue ¼ mile, right on Charles St, north to Boylston St. The market's backdrop is the nation's...

SoWa Open Market is a free Sunday gathering of regional farmers, artists, food and beverage trucks, and local vendors among Boston's SoWa studios, galleries, and shops. The pedestrian-only market also offers live music and brewery events.

The SoWa Open Market is one of the largest open-air farmer and artist markets in Boston with over 100 regional and local vendors, food trucks.

Copley Square Farmers Market is Boston's largest and busiest market, bringing more than 30 Massachusetts farmers and food producers to Back Bay twice each week. Shoppers can find produce, meat, baked goods, ready-to-eat meals, and locally made products.

The Roslindale Village Main Street Farmers Market is a staple in the community. The Summer Farmers Market typically begins the first Saturday in June and runs until just before Thanksgiving. The Winter Farmers Market generally starts in early January and runs though March. The RVMS Summer Farmers Market is Boston’s most prominent neighborhood farmers market, with 30 vendors and 3,000 customers weekly. Since the start of the market 30 years ago, it has generated $4 Million in the local economy for local and regional vendors as well as Roslindale businesses. The RVMS Farmers Market is also a food access point for all. In addition, the market serves SNAP/EBT and farmers market coupon recipients while supporting the Roslindale Community Fridge. In 2022 alone, $91,084 in SNAP and coupon benefits were spent at the Farmers Market, a 18.5% increase from 2021. In the summer, Adams Park is fill...

Mass Farmers Markets turns the South Boston Waterfront into a Saturday market for fresh, local, and sustainable food, including Boston seafood, produce, meats, cheeses, breads, and specialty items. The 2026 season returns to the historic Boston Fish Pier with expanded programming.

The Nubian Square Farmers Market sets up Saturdays, 11 am to 3 pm, at the Dudley Library in Boston's Nubian Square. It is run as one of several community programs organized by Visit Nubian Square.

Boston University is a leading private research institution with two primary campuses in the heart of Boston and programs around the world.

Food Truck Festivals of America, LLC is a full-service turn-key Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival event marketing that is the largest in the US! It was launched in 2011 in New England. It was the first of its kind, not only in the New England Region but in America. It all started with Food Truck events in the Boston Area, including events all over Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York & Rhode Island. It evolved years later, putting on Food Truck events across the country with an added component, “Craft Beer!” FTFA has put on over 200 large events, and our goal is not only to introduce communities across the country to the booming phenomenon of gourmet food trucks but also to support the small business owners who run them. We aim to create destination events featuring the trucks and the food they serve, along with the country's best craft beer and beverages. Who wants to be a “FOOD OFFICIAL PARTNER” and connect your brand with Food Truck Festivals of America?

Open November 28th through December 28th! 100+ Local Vendors Handmade art + Holiday gifts Specialty foods + cocktails! Onsite Parking Available Admission is $10 Children 12 and under are free! 10th Annual…

Whether your child is shy or squirmy, teddy-bear-clutching or bold, a boy in a tutu or a girl who slays dragons, your child will fit in fine! It is our joy to enfold all children – the outspoken, the diagnosed, the boisterous and the sweet, cuddly ones, too! – within the circle of community at Old South church. We strive to honor the intelligence and imagination of children in our care through biblical storytelling and open-ended questioning which invites children to wonder and make meaning for themselves. We seek to nurture a faith in children that can stretch and grow with them as they mature. In providing age-appropriate outreach and service learning opportunities, we endeavor to instill values of kindness and compassion that will serve them for life. No registration is required to participate in care or church school, but every child must have a current Child Info Form on file. Ch...

Field Day is coming to Ward’s Berry Farm on Saturday, June 6th ! Set against the rustic charm of a working farm, this one-day outdoor market draws a vendor list filled with makers, vintage dealers, and antique curators. With the farm’s own food offerings and beer garden on site, it’s a full day of thoughtfully curated goods and early summer energy. This vibrant open-air market features 50 local artists and small businesses, making it a must-visit destination for anyone who appreciates handcrafted goods and locally-made products. Conveniently located at the Boylston Street entrance to the Boston Public Garden, the market offers a lush and picturesque backdrop for your shopping experience. From May to October, every Saturday is a chance to explore the diverse array of local goods, including stunning jewelry, fashion accessories, pottery, and one-of-a-kind home decor. Feeling a little Ca...

2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, and there’s nowhere better to celebrate than in the Cradle of Liberty. History will come alive this summer as Boston celebrates its pivotal role in the founding of the United States, and we can’t wait to honor the past while looking forward to our country’s bright future. Boston Harborfest is a proud tradition celebrating Boston’s maritime and revolutionary history. With hundreds of activities over Independence Day week at the city’s most iconic historic landmarks, this family-friendly event is Boston’s Official Fourth of July Celebration . Activities include the annual opening ceremony in Downtown Crossing, historical reenactments, live musical entertainment, fireworks, and much more! If you would like to make a tax deductible donation to Boston Harborfest, please click the button below. Donations are processed through Bost...

Dive into We're Gonna Need a Bigger Market — a market inspired by sun-soaked beach towns, summer thrills, and the fin-tastic blockbuster that made everyone think twice about the water!Sink your teeth into dozens of small shops loaded with handmade art, apparel, accessories, jewelry, treats, and one-of-a-kind catches you won't find anywhere else. Fair warning: your tote bag doesn't stand a chance — you're gonna need a bigger one.

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Dive into The Under the Sea Market! Explore handmade treasures inspired by a curious mermaid and her ocean crew — artwork, apparel, keepsakes, and more. Whether you're part of her world or just visiting, you're sure to surface with something special. What Awaits You: • Magical small shops • Pin trading community area • Artisan treats and beverages • Free parking • Family-friendly atmosphere