about the market
What are your hours?
Monday – Tuesday: 8am – 6pm
Wednesday – Saturday: 8am–8pm
Sunday: 9am – 6pm
Holiday Closures
Please follow us on social media for holiday hours.
New Years Day: Closed
Easter: Closed
Independence Day: Closed
Thanksgiving Day: Closed
Christmas Eve: Closing at 3pm
Christmas Day: Closed
New Years Eve: Closing at 3pm
What businesses are located in the Market?
The BPM is home to over 30 New England food producers and artisans offering fresh foods, prepared meals, crafts, and specialty items. For a full list of our year-round vendors, please click here.
What types of products do the vendors carry?
What’s exciting about visiting the BPM is that no two days are the same. As a Market that focuses on seasonality, all of our vendors feature products that highlight New England’s four seasons. Check us out on Instagram to see what people are eating, drinking, and shopping!
Learn more about what grows in Massachusetts.
Do you deliver?
Yes! For grocery delivery, visit us on Mercato, a Boston-based company bringing fresh, local items from our farms & vendors straight to your door! For catering, visit us on ezCater. Our vendors are also available for delivery on various online platforms. Learn more on our shop online page.
Do you sell gift cards?
Yes! Purchase an e-gift card through our Yiftee online platform. Click to learn more.
Do you accept SNAP/HIP?
We provide year-round access to fresh, healthy local food to consumers of all income levels. BPM vendors with eligible products are proud to accept SNAP/EBT for in-person purchases. SNAP vendors offering fresh produce also participate in Massachusetts’s Healthy Incentives Program (HIP).
Is there a lost and found?
We’re sorry you lost something! We hold on to turned-in lost items for two weeks before donating or disposing of them. Please contact us via email at information@bostonpublicmarket.org.
Is the Market kid-friendly?
Of course! Kids can always play in our games area located across from Peterman’s Boards and Bowls, or embark on an educational scavenger hunt around the Market. Additionally, we host free kids programming, including sing-alongs, magic shows, crafts, face painting, and more. Check out our calendar of events!
Are animals allowed in the Market?
Unfortunately, no, even cute ones are not allowed. The City of Boston’s Health Department will not permit any animals inside the building since we are a food establishment. Certified service animals that are specifically trained to aid a person with a disability, however, are always welcome.
about the neighborhood
Is parking available?
The BPM sits conveniently underneath the City of Boston’s Haymarket Center Parking garage, entrance located at 136 Blackstone Street. Any vendor can validate your parking ticket upon purchase to give you 3 hours for $3. After the 3-hour limit, regular rates apply.
How do I get to the Market from the T?
The BPM sits conveniently on top of the Haymarket T station. Take the Orange line or Green lines (C or E) to “Haymarket” and you will find the BPM at 100 Hanover St. as soon as you get out of the station.
What else is located near you?
The BPM is located in between the Boston Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall, Boston City Hall, and the historic North End, along the Rose Kennedy Greenway. We are centrally-located in the city of Boston and a good starting point for any walking adventure. We recommend picking up a grab & go meal from one of our prepared food entrepreneurs and finding a nice place on The Greenway to enjoy.
Where is the RMV?
The Boston RMV is in the same building as the Market, however, it’s address is listed as 136 Blackstone St. The main lobby can be accessed from the Market’s outside plaza.
additional info
How do I become a vendor?
We are looking to partner with local businesses that grow, raise, catch, or produce quality products in Massachusetts and New England. Click here to learn more about how to become a vendor.
Are you hiring?
Visit our job opportunities page for any open positions with the Boston Public Market Association or on behalf of our vendors.
How can I partner with you?
Get in touch! We are always looking for ways to get more involved with our surrounding community. Please start by contacting Chelsea Doliner at cdoliner@bostonpublicmarket.org
How can I support the market?
The nonprofit Boston Public Market Association develops and operates the Market. Your donations support our mission to create opportunity for the independent farmers, fishers, artisans, and food entrepreneurs of New England, and to nourish our community with memorable food experiences. Click here to donate.
Are there any upcoming events?
Visit our Events page to learn more about what’s going on in the Market!
