📍 Boylston Street, Boston · Since 2003
Boston Open Market
Saturdays, May – October · 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
The Boston Open Market is a beloved New England tradition set along Boylston Street at the entrance to the Boston Public Garden. Every Saturday from May through October, 50+ local artists, makers, and curated vintage dealers come together in one of the most beautiful and iconic locations in the city. From one-of-a-kind jewelry and handcrafted ceramics to vintage finds and original artwork — there's something new to discover every week.
Next Market
Market Info
| 📅 Season | Saturdays, May through October 2026 |
| 🕙 Hours | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM |
| 📍 Location | Boylston Street, Boston MA Between Arlington and Charles Streets, at the Public Garden entrance |
| 🎟️ Admission | Free & open to the public |
| 🛍️ Vendors | 50+ local makers, artists & curated vintage dealers |
2026 Season at a Glance
Location
Getting There
Green Line Arlington Station — Corner of Arlington St & Boylston St, directly across from the Public Garden and the market.
Red Line Park Street Station — Corner of Park St & Tremont St on Boston Common. Head south on Tremont (~¼ mile), then right on Boylston St.
Orange Line Tufts Medical Center Station — Washington St. Head north ~500ft, left on Stuart St, continue ¼ mile, right on Charles St, north to Boylston St.
While You're Here
The market's backdrop is the nation's oldest botanical garden. Relax on the lawns, see the iconic "Make Way for Ducklings" statues, or take a ride on the famous Swan Boats.
Just one block away — Boston's best boutiques and galleries including Trident Booksellers & Cafe, Galerie D'Orsay, Newbury Fine Arts, Arden Gallery, and Gallery Naga.
A few blocks away — catch a show at the Boston Opera House, home of Broadway in Boston and the Boston Ballet.
Where to Eat & Drink
Grab a sandwich (each designed by a different Boston chef) at Parish Café & Bar right on Boylston. For upscale French, Rochambeau on Boylston does a stunning Jazz brunch. Seafood lovers should head to Atlantic Fish Company for classic Boston chowder, or Abe & Louie's for a proper steakhouse dinner.
Recharge mid-market at Tatte Bakery & Café on Boylston — just two blocks away, with gorgeous pastries, shakshuka, and their famous black sesame latte. Thinking Cup on Newbury has cozy, historic vibes and excellent espresso. Central Perk Coffee Co. (yes, the Friends-themed one) is also on Newbury. For a more artisanal cup, Gracenote Coffee serves some of the city's best single-origin pours.
Cactus Club Cafe on Boylston is the buzzy new spot for cocktails and Pacific-Northwest-inspired food. For vintage glamour, The Street Bar at The Newbury Boston overlooks the Public Garden. Lolita Back Bay has dramatic gothic decor and late-night margaritas. For a rooftop view, Stratus at View Boston (51 floors up) is unmatched.
End the day with a scoop at Van Leeuwen Ice Cream on Newbury — creative flavors and vegan options. J.P. Licks on Charles Street is a true Boston staple with rotating seasonal flavors. Or stop by Uncommon Ice Cream in the South End for unexpected combos like basil-strawberry and cinnamon cornbread.