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Haymarket Boston

The historic Haymarket open-air market sells produce and fish at unbeatable prices. The market is operated by dozens of independent vendors, who are open for business from early in the morning every Friday and Saturday year-round.

The market is located on Blackstone Street in downtown Boston, and is adjacent to the MBTA Haymarket Station on the Green and Orange Lines. Low-cost parking is also available in the Parcel 7 garage. (Have your parking ticket validated by one of the Haymarket merchants.)

The Haymarket Pushcart Association manages the market:

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More about Haymarket on this website

Photo gallery

Historic photos

External links

Wikipedia

Yelp

Articles

Boston Haymarket vendors persevere through pandemic on 200th anniversary (Boston Globe)

Boston’s Dear Old North End (New York Times)

Hungry for Public Market, City Plans Site (Boston Globe)

A Change in the Market? (Boston Globe)

Scenes from the Market (Boston Globe photos)

The Haymarket: Strategies for a Recession

Other information

Haymarket, by Justin Goodstein

The Haymarket Project by Historic New England (interviews with pushcart vendors)

Haymarket, by Wendy Snyder (a 1970 book of photos)

Asaroton (public art in the street)

Photos from the MIT Library

In 2022, the Canopy by Hilton Boston Downtown opened adjacent to Haymarket.