Winter Farmers Markets Around Boston, 2026-27

Winter farmers markets in Somerville, Roxbury, Lynn and Roslindale, plus Boston Public Market and Medford, with dates, hours and SNAP and HIP.

Boston Neighbor staffPublished November 9, 20266 min read

Illustration of an indoor winter farmers market in a brick hall, with stalls of vegetables, bread and honey, shoppers in coats, and snow outside tall windows

The Somerville market is open this Saturday and runs to April 17, which makes it the easiest winter market to plan around. Roxbury’s Dudley market is on Thursdays through January 28, and Lynn starts its indoor market December 19. Roslindale and Boston Public Market round out the list.

Somerville Winter Farmers Market

The market’s 17th season runs Saturdays, November 7, 2026 through April 17, 2027, at the Center for the Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Avenue. The Armory lists 65-plus local food vendors selling produce, cheese, eggs, meat, fish, bread, tamales, pastries and chocolate.

Payment is cash, card, check, and SNAP/HIP. The market offers a $15 SNAP match each week; check somwintermarket.org for any skipped Saturdays. Bring your SNAP card to the Market Manager’s booth for tokens.

Getting there: parking is very limited, so walk, bike or take the T. The Magoun Square Green Line stop is close, as are the 88 and 90 buses. There is a free lot behind the Armory, 2-hour street parking on Highland Avenue and an overflow lot at 75 Belmont Street. Hours are on the market’s page: somwintermarket.org.

A farmers market on the plaza at Boston Public Market, with white tents and a SNAP/EBT welcome sign — Photo: NewtonCourt / Wikimedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Dudley Farmers Market, Roxbury

The Food Project runs a winter market at the Dudley Greenhouse, 11 Brook Avenue. It runs Thursdays from 1 to 4 p.m., November 12 through January 28, and is closed November 26, December 24 and December 31. Pop-up markets are listed for Saturday, November 14 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. and Saturday, December 19 (time to be announced). The market is SNAP/HIP accessible.

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Lynn Farmers Market

The Thursday market on Lynn Common runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Thursday, November 19. The indoor winter market at 8 Silsbee Street runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, December 19 and Saturday, January 23, then on the second and fourth Saturdays from February through June. Both are SNAP/HIP accessible, per The Food Project’s page.

Roslindale Village

The summer market at Adams Park runs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. through November 21. The winter market moves indoors to the Emerald Society, 10 Birch Street, and generally starts in early January and runs through March. For winter dates, check roslindale.net/farmers-market. Free parking is at the municipal lot on Taft Hill Terrace, off South Street.

Boston Public Market

Boston Public Market is an indoor, year-round marketplace at 100 Hanover Street, with a second location in Terminal C at Logan Airport. The downtown market is open daily, Sunday to Tuesday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Wednesday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and some vendor hours vary.

Its SNAP/HIP page lists Crescent Ridge, Q’s Nuts, Red Apple Farm, Red’s Best, Siena Farms and The Popover Lady as accepting SNAP/EBT, and Siena Farms and Red Apple Farm as taking part in HIP.

Medford Holiday Harvest Market

Not a weekly winter market, but a one-day holiday edition of the Medford Farmers Market on Sunday, November 22, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. outside City Hall, 85 George P. Hassett Drive. The city’s listing doesn’t name vendors.

More markets in Cambridge and Boston

Mass Farmers Markets runs the Central Square, Copley Square, Davis Square and Kendall Square markets, plus the Fish & Farm Market at the Boston Fish Pier. Its winter markets map lists the indoor markets around the state, so check it for a market near you.

How SNAP and HIP work at a market

SNAP/EBT is the federal food benefit. Many markets take it at a central booth or at vendor tables, and some offer a match, like Somerville’s $15.
HIP, the Healthy Incentives Program, gives you money back on your SNAP/EBT card when you buy fruits and vegetables from participating farmers markets, farm stands and CSAs. Which vendors take part varies, so ask at the market.