Vendor Events in Boston, MA

Year-round indoor vintage market inside the historic brick warehouse at 450 Harrison Ave. Vendors sell vintage, antique, and collectible goods only; no new, reproduction, or import merchandise.

Curated outdoor market on Boylston Street in front of the Boston Public Garden. Now in its fifth season, showcasing exclusively 100% handmade goods from 55+ local artists and makers.

175 spots open

Boston's beloved outdoor market in the South End arts district. A mix of artists, vintage dealers, artisan food producers, and makers. One of the largest and most popular markets in the city.

Year-round neighborhood farmers market in the Bank of America parking lot. Producer-only market where all vendors must grow or make their own product. No crafts, food items only.

40 spots open

New England's only year-round indoor public market. Features 30+ local vendors offering produce, seafood, meats, baked goods, and specialty items, all sourced from New England.

40 spots open

Boston's biggest and busiest farmers market in the heart of Back Bay. Over three dozen Massachusetts farmers and food producers offering produce, proteins, baked goods, and locally made products.

20 spots open

Seaport-area market on the historic Boston Fish Pier connecting local fishermen, farmers, and food producers directly with consumers. Managed by Mass Farmers Markets.

Boston's most prominent neighborhood farmers market with 30 vendors and 3,000 customers weekly. Located at Adams Park, with a winter market running Sundays Jan-Mar at 32 Birch St.

Community farmers market at the Bruce C. Bolling Building in Roxbury's Nubian Square. Sells fresh fruit and vegetables weekly, supporting local food access in the neighborhood.

25 spots open

Boston Seaport's premier outdoor holiday market with over 125 vendors in heated cabins. Features local and regional artisans, food vendors, hot drinks, ice skating, and holiday experiences. Open daily from Thanksgiving week through the holidays.

Annual holiday market at the historic SoWa Power Station with 125+ local vendors offering handmade art, jewelry, holiday decor, specialty foods, and seasonal cocktails. $10 admission, kids 12 and under free.

New England Open Markets' premier holiday market at the Fairmont Copley Plaza, now in its 22nd year. Over 75 independent artists, artisans, designers, and culinary vendors from across New England.

The Local Hand

Gift shop, art gallery, and community arts space near Ashmont T station selling a curated selection of handmade goods by local artists. Hosts workshops and rotating art shows.