Roslindale Farmers Market

Awesome market supported by a community that loves their quirky neighborhood. Dozens of vendors populate the market with artisan goods, prepared foods, fresh produce, and family-friendly activities. It's well-managed and I really enjoy popping up throughout the year. Rozzies love their cheese, too!

This thing should be 3 times as big. but it is fun to see so many people out here

This farmer's market is wonderful! While the park may not be the largest in Boston, there are a wide variety of different vendors here during the season. Fresh produce, veggies, as well as hard goods like drinks, cookware, clothes, and others. There is also a setup for live music which, I believe, starts around 11am. Parking isn't an issue for me because I walk there. However, the Taft Hill lot is across the street and the commuter rail parking lot is close too. I have no idea on the rules of parking there during the market, so I take zero responsibility for any tickets or tows which may or may not happen! :) There are lots of buses that also run right to the square so it's very accessible. This is a great market and worth checking out! While you're here, check out all the rest of the amazing small businesses in Roslindale Village!

I try to come as often as possible. I truly love our local Farmers Market. Lots of produce and fruits all through the mostly warm months. About May - November. I highly recommend and encourage you to come give it a try. So many vendors and so many options. Food, Farmers, Organic and pottery and tons of other stands too!

Large variety of vendors and great music!

One of the better farmer's market in the city

Small neighborhood market. I wish there was a flower vendor. One of the farm stands sells edible flowers and small arrangements in jars, but there's no wholesale florist selling large bouquets.

Very poor selection of fresh produce, low quality and sky high prices. No heirloom tomatoes. Half-rotten Roma tomatoes for $5/pound. No cucumbers or cantaloupes. The blandest tamales ever costing $8 a pop. No large parking lots nearby. There are much better Farmers Markets around Boston.