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Farmers Market PINs Market_name Market ID Location Acton-Boxborough 159 Pearl Street, West Acton Village Acushnet 252 Stone Bridge Farm, 186 Leonard Street Amherst 20 Spring Street Parking lot, Amherst Center Andover 134 97 Main Street, Andover Center for History and Culture Arlington 62 Russell Common Parking Lot in Arlington Center Ashby 324 Ashfield 4 Ashfield Town Common, Main Street Ashland 204 125 Front Street, across from the library Athol 228 Athol Uptown Common, 1551 Main Street Attleboro 17 Capron Park, 201 County Street, O'Connell Field next to Capron Park Zoo Barre 21 Barre Common Belchertown 22 Belchertown Common Belmont 24 Belmont Center Municipal Parking Lot, Cross Street and Channing Rd. Berkshire Area/Lanesboro 59 Berkshire Mall Parking Lot by Sears; Route 8 at Connector Rd. Bernardston 182 United Church of Bernardston, 58 Church Street Beverly 95 Veteran's Park, Rantoul Street and Railroad Avenue Billerica 203 In Front of Council of Aging, 25 Concord Road Blackstone 306 The Daniels Farmstead, 286 Mendon Street Boston Public Market 28 136 Blackstone Street Boston South Station/Dewey 147 Dewey Square, across from South Station Boston/Boston Medical Center 138 Shapiro Building, 725 Albany Street Boston/Boston University 173 775 Commonwealth Avenue Boston/Copley Square 79 Copley Square, along St. James Ave., Dartmouth and Boylston Streets Boston/SOWA 116 500 Harrison Ave. Braintree 170 Town Hall Mall, 1 JFK Memorial Drive Brewster 312 Windmill Village, 51 Drummer Boy Road Brighton/Oak Square 299 The Presentation School Foundation, 640 Washington Street Brimfield/Hitchcock Academy 137 Hitchcock Free Academy Community Center, 2 Brookfield Road Brockton 31 City Hall Plaza, 45 School Street Brockton Fairgrounds 30 Brockton Fairgrounds Brookline 32 Coolidge Corner, Center Street West Parking Lot, off Beacon Street Burlington 294 Grand View Farm, 55 Center Street Cambridge Center Market 207 Cambridge Center Plaza, Main Street Cambridge/Central Square 33 Parking lot # 5 at Bishop Allen Drive and Norfolk Streets Cambridge/Charles Square 82 Charles Hotel Courtyard at Harvard Square Cambridge/Farmers Market at 100 350 Kendall Street Kendall Square Cambridge/Harvard University 57 Science Center Plaza, Harvard University Campus Market_name Market ID Location Cambridgeport 6 Morse School Parking lot. Magazine Street and Memorial Drive Carlisle 124 Kimballs Ice Cream Stand, Rt. 225 Carver 76 Shurtleff Park, across from Town Hall, Rt. 58 Charlestown 10 Thompson Square at Main & Austin Street Chatham 279 1652 Main Street, Local Color and Ocean State Job Lot Parking Lot Chelmsford 171 Chelmsford Common, 7 Academy Street Chicopee 34 Off Chicopee Street, under I-391 Overpass Cohasset 87 Cohasset Common, Main Street Dalton 313 Community Recreation Associaton, 400 Main Street Danvers 283 87 Elm Street Dartmouth 45 St. Mary's Parish Center, 783 Dartmouth Street Dedham 184 lawn outside of the First Church of Dedham, 670 High Street Dorchester/Ashmont Peabody 122 Peabody Square, 1900 Dorchester Ave., next to the Ashmont MBTA Station Square Dorchester/Bowdoin Geneva 191 Bowdoin Street Health Center, Bowdoin Street Dorchester/Codman Square 140 360 Talbot Ave. Dorchester/Dot House 130 Dorchester House, 1353 Dorchester Ave. Dorchester/Fields Corner 25 Park Street, Shopping Center Parking Lot East Boston 106 Central Square Park, Meridian Street Easthampton 35 Municipal Building, 50 Payson Avenue Easton 68 591 Depot Street Egleston 236 30 Germania Street in the Parking Lot Everett 161 Everett Square, Municipal Parking Lot (next to Braza Grill Fairhaven 185 J&L Beaulieu Farm, 151 Alden Rd. at the Bright Yellow Farmstand Fall River/Kennedy Park 36 Kennedy Park; Fall River/Ruggles Park 69 Ruggles Park; Falmouth 146 Marine Park at Falmouth Harbor Fitchburg/Upper Common 250 Upper Main Street and Boulder Drive Fitchburg/Wallace Civic Center 37 Wallace Civic Center parking lot, John Fitch Highway Florence 89 Florence Civic Center Framingham/Village Green 85 Village Green on Edgell Road at Framingham Center Franklin 103 Town Common, Main and Union Streets Gardner 40 Monument Park, along Park Street, across from the Gardner Lodge of Elks Gardner/Heywood Hospital 226 242 Green Street Gloucester/Cape Ann 118 Stage Fort Park Grafton 75 Grafton Common Granville 314 The Gran-Val Scoop, 223 Granby Road Great Barrington 50 18 Church Street Great Falls 64 Next to Great Falls Discovery Center at 2nd Street and Ave. A, Turners Falls Market_name Market ID Location Greenfield 42 Court Square, road next to Common & Town Hall Groton 112 Williams Barn, 160 Chicopee Row Hampden 143 123 Allen Street Hardwick 126 Hardwick Common, Route 32A Harvard 135 Hildreth Elementary School, 27 Massachusetts Ave. Harwich 175 Harwich Historical Society, Route 39 Haverhill 43 51 Merrimack Street Hilltown 326 Greenfield and Coombs Rd., Colrain Hingham 44 Hingham Bathing Beach, Route 3A, 96 Otis Street Holbrook 256 Union Street Lanes, 231 Union Street, Rt 139 Holden 19 Damon House Lot, Corner of Route 31 and 122A Holyoke 46 High Street, in front of City Hall Holyoke/Nuestras Raices 93 Nuestras Raices, 329 Main Street Hopkinton 63 Town Common, Main and Ash Street Hudson 310 Behind Town Hall, 12 Church Street Hyannis 111 Cape Cod Beer, 1336 Phinney’s Lane Jamaica Plain 26 Bank of America Parking Lot, 677 Centre St. Kingston 328 101 Kingston Collection Way Kingston/Stonecroft Place 329 Stonecroft Place at Indian Pond Estates, 431 Country Club Way Lawrence 240 Campagnone Park, Corner of Jackson and Haverhill Street Lawrence/Saturday 239 Sullivan Park off Route 114, Intersection of North Parish Road and Winthrop Ave., next to the Memorial Stadium Lee 261 905 Pleasant Street Lee/Town Green 307 Town Green, Intersection of Main, Housatonic and West Park Streets Leicester 125 The Castle Restaurant Parking Lot, 1230 Main Street Lenox 88 St. Ann's Parish, 134 Main Street Leominster 290 Monument Park, West Street Lexington 114 Lexington Center, Corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Fletcher Avenue Longmeadow 197 Longmeadow Shops, 666 Bliss Road Lowell/Downtown 49 Lucy Larcom Park Lowell/Mobile 263 Various days and locations Lowell/The Farm Market 332 Mill No. 5, 250 Jackson St., 4th Floor Lunenburg Community 176 960 Massachusetts Avenue Lynn 78 Union and Exchange Street Mansfield 311 MMAS Arts Center at Great Woods, 888 South Main Street Marblehead 72 Middle School on Vine Street Marlborough 289 Union Common, Main Street Marshfield 67 Marshfield Fairgrounds, At the grandstands Mattapan 127 Church of the Holy Sprit Parking Lot, 525 River St. Market_name Market ID Location Mattapoisett/Old Rochester 158 Old Rochester Junior High School, 133 Marion Road, Mattapoisett Maynard 77 Main St., Mill Pond Parking Lot Medfield 201 First Parish Church, 26 North Street Medford 128 Condon Shell, 2501 Mystic Valley Parkway Medway 305 VFW, 123 Holliston Street Melrose 16 Bowden Park at the junction of Cedar Park, West Emerson and Vinton Streets Methuen 259 254 Broadway, next to Methuen Federal Credit Union, Rt. 28 Middleboro 52 Oliver Mill Park, Nemasket Street and Route 44, across from KOA Campground Middleboro/Town Hall 278 Town Hall, 10 Nickerson Avenue Middleboro/Wood Street 315 Patti's Patch, 225 Wood Street Milton 70 Town Park on Wharf Street in Milton Village Mission Hill 23 Veterans Memorial Park, Intersection of Huntington Ave. and Franics Street Nantucket 9 Corner of Main and Federal Streets Nantucket Sustainable Nantucket 232 North Union and Upper Cambridge Streets Farmers & Artisans Natick 7 Natick Common, Downtown Needham 215 Garrity Way, in front of Town Hall New Bedford/Boys and Girls Club 321 166 Jenny Street New Bedford/Brooklawn Park 1 Brooklawn Park, 1997 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford/Clasky Common 91 Pleasant Street between Pearl and Pope Streets New Bedford/Downtown Custom 73 Custom House Square, Barker's Lane House Square New Marlborough 319 Village Green, Route 57 Newburyport 13 The Tannery Marketplace, 50 Water Street Newton Highlands 54 Cold Spring Park, 1200 Beacon St. Newton Highlands Norfolk 323 Town Common, 139 Main Street North Adams 55 St. Anthony Municipal Parking Lot; Intersection of Rt. 8 (Marshall St.) and St. Anthony Drive North Reading 276 Ipswich River Park, Central Street Northampton 56 Gothic St. Downtown Northampton/Tuesday 133 Behind Thornes Marketplace, off Old South Street Northfield 104 105 Main Street Norwood 14 Town Common, Nahatan and Washington Streets Orange 15 Orange Amory Parking Lot, 135 East Main Street Orleans 58 21 Old Colony Way Osterville 163 Osterville Historical Museum, 155 West Bay Road Otis 102 L & M Auto, 2000 East Otis Rd., Route 23 East Peabody 131 Leather City Commons, 53 Lowell Street Pepperell 196 Town Field/Community Center, Hollis Street, Near intersection of Route 111 and 113 Petersham Friday 325 Town Common Market_name Market ID Location Pittsfield/Downtown 157 The Common, First Street Plymouth 223 Plimouth Plantation, adjacent to the River Street entrance Princeton 318 Town Common, 6 Town Hall Drive Provincetown 109 Ryder Street, next to Town Hall Quincy 60 1 Merrymount Parkway at Pageant Field Randolph 271 592 North Main Street Redbrook 246 1 Greenside Way North Rehoboth 86 Anawan School, 53 Bay State Rd. Revere 113 Front lawn of the American Legion Hall, 249 Broadway, adjacent to Revere City Hall Rockport 270 Harvey Park, Broadway and Mt. Pleasant Street Roslindale 27 Adams Park, Washington Street Rowley 120 Rowley Town Common, Route 1A Roxbury/Dudley Town Common 53 Dudley Town Common, Dudley Street and Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury/Roxbury Crossing 244 Roxbury Crossing MBTA Station at Tremont Street Salem 29 Derby Square, in front of Old Town Hall Sandwich 139 Village Green, Rt. 6A, across from the fish hatchery Saugus 97 Anna Parker Playground Scituate 222 St. Mary of the Nativity Church Parking Lot, Front Street and First Parish Road Sharon/Crescent Ridge 282 Crescent Ridge Dairy, 407 Bay Road Sheffield 39 125 Main Street Shelburne Falls 115 On the green at the corner of Water and Main Streets, 53 Main Street, Shrewsbury 269 Shrewsbury Senior Center, 98 Maple Ave.
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