Farmers markets are one of the easiest places to sample the tasty
harvests of local Boston, MA farms.
You'll find a diversity of foods fresh from the fields and meet the people who
grow your meal. Plus, every dollar paid directly to a local grower is a dollar
reinvested into Boston, MA communities. Many of us frequent the markets
during the summer months, but there are plenty of options in the winter to
continue to buy locally grown food. Here is a sampling of some of the farmer’s
markets that are open this winter in the Boston area.
Somerville Winter Market. Open
Saturdays from 9:30am - 2pm through April at The Armory, about 25 vendors are
featured each week. In addition to local winter produce the market features
local meat, fish, eggs, cheese, and baked goods. Most weeks there is also live
music!
Dorchester Winter Market. Open
Saturdays from 10am – 1pm through March 30th at 6 Norfolk
Street, Dorchester Center. Each week features community organizations,
children's activities, and special guests. Several local farms have a bounty of
winter vegetables to offer along with local meat, seafood, cheese, and more.
Natick Winter Farmer Market. Open
Saturdays from 9am – 1pm, year-round, at the Natick Common or the Common Street
Spirituality Center in Natick. This market features several farms, local meat
and poultry, wine, seafood, coffee/tea, breads/pastries, cookies, cheese,
honey, and assorted pickled vegetables.
I hope you take the time to visit one or more of these markets and fill
your pantry with locally grown, sustainable food. As your Boston, MA real estate agent I am always here should you
have a question on a Boston, MA
neighborhood such as South End, Fenway, Beacon Hill, or any other. I thoroughly enjoy
getting prospective residents familiar with new neighborhoods and exposing them
to the best of everything Boston has to offer. I hope to speak with you soon!
Lucas Garofalo
Keller Williams Realty
(617) 861-3631
Lucas@LucasBostonHomes.com
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