Farmers Markets
The Mayor’s Office of Food Initiatives was created to assist local farmers, merchants and various City departments to determine viable areas that would embrace and thrive from Farmers Markets. Over the past six years, the number of farmers markets in Boston has more than doubled, from 13 in 2004 to over 20 markets this year.
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Spring & Summer
- Allston Union Square* (Allston Village)
- Ashmont * (St. Mark's Area)
- Boston City Hall
- Boston Medical Center - Menino Pavilion
- Bowdoin/Geneva*
- Codman Square
- Copley Square
- Dewey Square
- Dorchester House* (Fields Corner)
- Dudley Town
- East Boston*
- Field's Corner*
- Frederick Douglass Square
- Harvard Allston
- Hyde Park*
- Jamaica Plain* (JP Centre/South)
- Loring-Greenough House* (JP Centre/South)
- Mattapan
- Mission Hill - Brigham Circle*
- ReVision Urban Farm Stand
- Roslindale*
- South Boston
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* Farmers' Markets located within Boston Main Streets districts
