Boston Public Market Names Cheryl Cronin as New CEO

For Immediate Release: January 5, 2016 Contact: Steve Crawford, Crawford Strategies (857) 753-4132, steve@crawfordstrategies.com BOSTON — The Boston Public Market today announced that it has chosen Cheryl Cronin as the new CEO of the city’s locally sourced market – the only market of its kind in the country. A longtime Boston resident and prominent local leader… Read more »

2016 SPRING INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Duration: January 2016 – May 2016 Hours per week: Minimum 10 hours per week. Priority for Wednesday-Sunday, as the market is closed Monday and Tuesday. Organization Overview: The Boston Public Market opened its doors this summer. It is a year-round, indoor market featuring fresh, locally sourced food brought directly to and from the diverse people… Read more »

Celebrate the Holidays with the Boston Public Market

BOSTON — This season, make the new Boston Public Market a part of your holiday traditions, festivities, and most important – your holiday meals. Buy festive ingredients from our 38 vendors, shop for locally sourced gifts, and visit the KITCHEN, programmed by The Trustees, for holiday cooking classes and family activities. Don’t forget, the Boston… Read more »

Buy a Pie and Give Back this Thanksgiving

Written by Community Servings We all need two things at Thanksgiving – a pie for our table, and a way to give thanks for the harvest. Community Servings’ Pie in the Sky bake sale offers a way to do both.  Community Servings is a non-profit that provides nutritious, made-from-scratch meals to individuals and families living with critical… Read more »

Pumpkin Festivities at the Boston Public Market

Celebrate Fall at Boston’s Indoor, Year Round, Locally Sourced Market BOSTON — Celebrate New England’s quintessential fall icon – the pumpkin – at the Boston Public Market with a pumpkin patch, pumpkin events, pumpkin-flavored everything, and to top it all off: the unveiling of “The Official Pumpkin of Boston,” weighing in at an impressive 1,020… Read more »