New Englanders, we can finally stop ogling the produce from the rest of the country and start enjoying our own!
After all the talk on this site these past few weeks, we're hoping to score some ramps and fiddlehead ferns later this afternoon. We'll also be picking up some seedlings to round out our container garden.
What do you have your sights set on?!
Click through for a round-up of area markets and dates...
Opening Today:
Most markets in Western and Central Massachusetts
Boston Copley Square
Between Boylston Street and St. James Street by the Boston Public Library
Tuesdays and Fridays
Opening 5/28:
Boston City Hall
City Hall Plaza, Government Center
Mondays and Wednesdays
Somerville
Davis Square
Wednesdays
South End Open Market
Parking Lot at 540 Harrison Ave. & Waltham St.
Sundays
Opening in June:
Allston
Parking Lot at North Harvard St and Western Ave
Wednesdays
Arlington
Russell Common Parking Lot in Arlington Center
Wednesdays
Belmont
Belmont Center Municipal Parking Lot, Cross Street and Channing Road
Thursdays
Brookline
Centre St. West Parking Lot (near Coolidge Corner)
Thursdays
Cambridge-Central Square
Parking Lot at Bishop Allen Dr. & Norfolk St., behind the Harvest Co-op
Mondays
Jamaica Plain
Bank of America Parking Lot, Centre St.
Tuesdays and Saturdays
For a full listing of area markets, visit the Mass Farmer's Markets website.
Related: Boston-Area Farmshares and CSAs
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The Portsmouth, NH market opened May 3rd. The other NH seacoast markets (Dover, Durham, Exeter, Kingston, Hampton) open the first week of June.
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I miss the farmers market across from South Station. That was pretty darn convenient ... for customers. Apparently it was very INconvenient for the vendors.
Ah well. City Hall and Copley Square, here I come!
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Can't wait for Central Square... We just started getting the Boston Organics biweekly box, but need to round it out sometimes. There's only so much I can do with cucumbers and pears.
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