Over 100 of the regions finest Artisans will display and sell their American made Arts and Crafts including Floral, Pottery, Personal Care, Folk Art, Pillow Quilts, County Wood, Decorative Painting, Blacksmith Iron Work, Pet Treats, Knits, Fine Jewelry, Cutting Boards, Fused Glass, Children’s Clothing, Adult Apparel, Fiber Art, Fluid Paintings, Aprons, Ornaments, Lapidary,  Farmhouse Décor, Slate, Cork Bags, Handmade Soap, Ceramics, Baskets, Sterling Silver Jewelry, Sports Apparel, Wooden Signs, Resin, Dolls, Gnomes, Aroma-Therapy, Plush, Mixed Media, Glass Lanterns, Growth Charts, Metal Art, Table Runners, Pyrography, Written Works, 
Charcuterie Boards, Sea-glass Pictures, Crystal Suncatchers, Pearl Jewelry, Creative Bird Feeders, Carved Wooden Utensils, Scarves, Batik, Doll Clothes, Fascinators, Large Scale Acrylic Art, Clocks, Tole Painting, Felted Crafts, Cut Coin Jewelry, Steam Punk Lamps, Metal Furniture, Fragrance, Tea Towels, Marquetry, Solar Lights, Turned Wood Pens, Bowls, Vases, and more.

Come and sample a great variety of gourmet Specialty Foods including Fudge, Herbal Dips, Cannoli, Toffee, Beef Jerky, Infused Olive Oils, Honey, Jams, Jellies, Giant Whoopie Pies, Hot Sauces, Balsamic Vinegars, Seasonings, Hot Sauce, Cocoa, Sticky Buns, Nut Butters, and much more. 

Tickets are sold online or at the event box office.
Adult Admission $8.00 or $6.00 with coupon ~  Under 14 free
One Admission is Good for Both Days.

$2.00 Off Admission Coupon – Print or Save to your phone.

The Capital City Craft Festival is held indoor, rain or shine with plenty of free parking.
Directions: From Route 93 take Exit 14.
GPS Location: 15 Loudon Road, Concord, NH 03301

Over 100 of the regions finest Artisans will display and sell their American made Arts and Crafts including Floral, Pottery, Personal Care, Folk Art, Pillow Quilts, County Wood, Decorative Painting, Blacksmith Iron Work, Pet Treats, Knits, Fine Jewelry, Cutting Boards, Fused Glass, Children’s Clothing, Adult Apparel, Fiber Art, Fluid Paintings, Aprons, Ornaments, Lapidary,  Farmhouse Décor, Slate, Cork Bags, Handmade Soap, Ceramics, Baskets, Sterling Silver Jewelry, Sports Apparel, Wooden Signs, Resin, Dolls, Gnomes, Aroma-Therapy, Plush, Mixed Media, Glass Lanterns, Growth Charts, Metal Art, Table Runners, Pyrography, Written Works, 
Charcuterie Boards, Sea-glass Pictures, Crystal Suncatchers, Pearl Jewelry, Creative Bird Feeders, Carved Wooden Utensils, Scarves, Batik, Doll Clothes, Fascinators, Large Scale Acrylic Art, Clocks, Tole Painting, Felted Crafts, Cut Coin Jewelry, Steam Punk Lamps, Metal Furniture, Fragrance, Tea Towels, Marquetry, Solar Lights, Turned Wood Pens, Bowls, Vases, and more.

Come and sample a great variety of gourmet Specialty Foods including Fudge, Herbal Dips, Cannoli, Toffee, Beef Jerky, Infused Olive Oils, Honey, Jams, Jellies, Giant Whoopie Pies, Hot Sauces, Balsamic Vinegars, Seasonings, Hot Sauce, Cocoa, Sticky Buns, Nut Butters, and much more. 

Tickets are sold online or at the event box office.
Adult Admission $8.00 or $6.00 with coupon ~  Under 14 free
One Admission is Good for Both Days.

$2.00 Off Admission Coupon – Print or Save to your phone.

The Capital City Craft Festival is held indoor, rain or shine with plenty of free parking.
Directions: From Route 93 take Exit 14.
GPS Location: 15 Loudon Road, Concord, NH 03301

Join us on November 23rd for the start of the holiday shopping season as we celebrate our 46th year, and spotlight the work of over 200 artisans from New England and afar. Shop unique gifts, jewelry, home goods, art expression, apparel, children's gifts and more, whilst helping those in need in our local community via WHJWC supported scholarships and charities. Marketplace is an annual retail favorite for those seeking unique holiday gifts for family and friends. Available wares included gourmet foods, handmade jewelry, artwork, crafts, and clothing. Proceeds from Marketplace are used to provide impactful scholarships and grants to support those in need in our community. Find us on social media to learn more and receive updates!

VIP Admission: $25 and Free Gift! (Early entry 9-10am for VIP ticket holders ONLY)

General Admission: $15 (10am-4pm entry)

General Admission - children 10 and under: $5 (10am-4pm entry)

Children under 2 do not need a ticket.

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE NOW! PURCHASE ON THE WEBSITE OR AT THE EVENT (at an increased price).

https://whjwc.org/fundraising-events/wellesley-marketplace/

Parking is available in the Wellesley High School parking lot and along some adjacent streets. Please watch for parking signs posted by the Wellesley Police. Parking is also available at Babson College. Please note signs highlighting the designated space. A shuttle service will run for attendees and vendors alike between Babson College and Wellesley High School throughout the day of the event.

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Now in its fourth season, the Boston Open Market will be returning this year to Boylston Street. Moving a few blocks down from its original home in Copley Square due to construction, Boston's favorite open-air market is back to support local artisans and small businesses. With 55 local artists and makers participating, visitors can discover local goodness directly from the creators every Saturday right along the Boylston Street entrance to the Boston Public Garden. Featuring only 100% handmade goods, the market showcases the area's finest artisans and artists every week from May through October. From one-of-a-kind original artwork to handmade jewelry, small-batch soaps, and vintage leather coats, there is truly something for everyone, and you're bound to find something new every week!

This open-air market is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves handcrafted goods and locally-made products with the Public Garden, providing a lush and picturesque backdrop for your shopping experience. As you stroll through the market, you'll discover a diverse array of local goods, from stunning jewelry and fashion accessories to unique pottery and one-of-a-kind home decor. Whether you're looking for a special gift or just want to treat yourself, the Boston Open Market has something for everyone. So mark your calendar and come explore this hidden gem in the heart of Boston!

Getting There
The Boston Open Market is located all along Boylston Street sidewalks in front of the Boston Public Garden, between Arlington and and Charles Street

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

This annual event features the work of more than 100 local artisans. Work includes painting, woodworking, food products, jewelry, photography, glass, clothing, metalwork, and more. Enjoy live entertainment, food vendors, and first-floor open house of the Codman House museum.

Members Free; Nonmembers $5; Children under 12 Free. 

Saturday, September 7, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Codman Estate, 34 Codman Road, Lincoln, Mass.

Please call 617-994-5914 for additional information

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Location:
Nauset Regional Middle School – Lawn
GPS Address: 70 Route 28 – Orleans, MA 02653

Details:
Free Admission, Rain or Shine and Friendly Pets on a leash are welcome.

Come and meet the Artisans . . . 

Over 75 booths of juried, American made arts, crafts and specialty foods.

Nauset Regional Middle School is located directly on Route 28 in Orleans, MA

Directions: From Route 6 take Exit 89 onto 6A to Route 28

Location:
Nauset Regional Middle School – Lawn
GPS Address: 70 Route 28 – Orleans, MA 02653

Details:
Free Admission, Rain or Shine and Friendly Pets on a leash are welcome.

Come and meet the Artisans . . . 

Over 75 booths of juried, American made arts, crafts and specialty foods.

Nauset Regional Middle School is located directly on Route 28 in Orleans, MA

Directions: From Route 6 take Exit 89 onto 6A to Route 28

The Community Center is located directly on Main Street in charming Chatham, MA. This intimate fair features 55 select artisans who will display and sell their American made works including fine jewelry, pottery, scarves, quilts, photography, vintage chic, metal, wall hangings, fiber art, candles, soap, dried floral, furniture, aromatherapy, wearable art, folks art, pet treats, slate and more. Come and sample specialty foods such as kettle corn, oils, jams, jellies and more. 

Free Admission, Rain or Shine and Friendly Pets on a leash are welcome.

Saturday August 3—10am to 5pm
Sunday August 4—10am to 4pm

GPS Address: 702 Main Street, Chatham, MA 02633

The Community Center is located directly on Main Street in charming Chatham, MA. This intimate fair features 55 select artisans who will display and sell their American made works including fine jewelry, pottery, scarves, quilts, photography, vintage chic, metal, wall hangings, fiber art, candles, soap, dried floral, furniture, aromatherapy, wearable art, folks art, pet treats, slate and more. Come and sample specialty foods such as kettle corn, oils, jams, jellies and more. 

Free Admission, Rain or Shine and Friendly Pets on a leash are welcome.

Saturday August 3—10am to 5pm
Sunday August 4—10am to 4pm

GPS Address: 702 Main Street, Chatham, MA 02633

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

The Somerville Arts Council's annual multicultural arts festival showcases the City's diverse and vibrant arts communities and attracts ten thousand visitors to Davis Square.

Get ready for ArtBeat 2024! In addition to approximately 100 craft, community, and food vendors on the street, we'll have two stages of music and a dance showcase at the Somerville Theater.

ArtBeat 2024 Theme: WILD
At this year‘s festival, we will explore all that is wild, and the myriad ways this word can be interpreted. Wild can convey that which is uninhabited, untamed and convey images like lushness, luxuriance, and nature in its pure unkempt form. Wild can also convey that which is feral, fierce, and unconventional. How will Somerville and all its artists and community members interpret this theme? We anticipate a wild ride. Whatever the art form or mode of expression, we seek performances and activities that are “out there,” weird, and exuberant. Let’s generate artistic expression by leaving polite society behind and wander into the wild.

Rain Date: Sunday, July 14, 2022

The Community Center is located directly on Main Street in charming Chatham, MA. This intimate fair features 55 select artisans who will display and sell their American made works including fine jewelry, pottery, scarves, quilts, photography, vintage chic, metal, wall hangings, fiber art, candles, soap, dried floral, furniture, aromatherapy, wearable art, folks art, pet treats, slate and more. Come and sample specialty foods such as kettle corn, oils, jams, jellies and more. 

Free Admission, Rain or Shine and Friendly Pets on a leash are welcome.

Saturday July 6—10am to 5pm
Sunday July 7—10am to 4pm

GPS Address: 702 Main Street, Chatham, MA 02633

The Community Center is located directly on Main Street in charming Chatham, MA. This intimate fair features 55 select artisans who will display and sell their American made works including fine jewelry, pottery, scarves, quilts, photography, vintage chic, metal, wall hangings, fiber art, candles, soap, dried floral, furniture, aromatherapy, wearable art, folks art, pet treats, slate and more. Come and sample specialty foods such as kettle corn, oils, jams, jellies and more. 

Free Admission, Rain or Shine and Friendly Pets on a leash are welcome.

Saturday July 6—10am to 5pm
Sunday July 7—10am to 4pm

GPS Address: 702 Main Street, Chatham, MA 02633

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Now in its fourth season, the Boston Open Market will be returning this year to Boylston Street. Moving a few blocks down from its original home in Copley Square due to construction, Boston's favorite open-air market is back to support local artisans and small businesses. With 55 local artists and makers participating, visitors can discover local goodness directly from the creators every Saturday right along the Boylston Street entrance to the Boston Public Garden. Featuring only 100% handmade goods, the market showcases the area's finest artisans and artists every week from May through October. From one-of-a-kind original artwork to handmade jewelry, small-batch soaps, and vintage leather coats, there is truly something for everyone, and you're bound to find something new every week!

This open-air market is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves handcrafted goods and locally-made products with the Public Garden, providing a lush and picturesque backdrop for your shopping experience. As you stroll through the market, you'll discover a diverse array of local goods, from stunning jewelry and fashion accessories to unique pottery and one-of-a-kind home decor. Whether you're looking for a special gift or just want to treat yourself, the Boston Open Market has something for everyone. So mark your calendar and come explore this hidden gem in the heart of Boston!

Getting There
The Boston Open Market is located all along Boylston Street sidewalks in front of the Boston Public Garden, between Arlington and and Charles Street

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Come out in support of small businesses and celebrate the local makers at the SoWa Open Market, one of Boston’s biggest open-air farmer and artist market events.

With over 100 regional and local vendors providing high quality artisan goods, cooking and kitchen goods, bath + body products and many other handmade goods, fresh foods and groceries plus a variety food + beverage trucks, the SoWa (South of Washington) community becomes a vibrant gathering place nestled among artist studios, galleries, and retail shops, every Sunday from May through October. Check our events to see exactly which dates we are participating in.

As always, the market is free to attend and visitors may join without registering. All Fresh. All Local. All Good.

Address: 500 Harrison Ave, + Thayer St.

Dates: Select Sundays, May 5 – October 27

Hours: 11am – 4pm

Cost: Free

Now in its fourth season, the Boston Open Market will be returning this year to Boylston Street. Moving a few blocks down from its original home in Copley Square due to construction, Boston's favorite open-air market is back to support local artisans and small businesses. With 55 local artists and makers participating, visitors can discover local goodness directly from the creators every Saturday right along the Boylston Street entrance to the Boston Public Garden. Featuring only 100% handmade goods, the market showcases the area's finest artisans and artists every week from May through October. From one-of-a-kind original artwork to handmade jewelry, small-batch soaps, and vintage leather coats, there is truly something for everyone, and you're bound to find something new every week!

This open-air market is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves handcrafted goods and locally-made products with the Public Garden, providing a lush and picturesque backdrop for your shopping experience. As you stroll through the market, you'll discover a diverse array of local goods, from stunning jewelry and fashion accessories to unique pottery and one-of-a-kind home decor. Whether you're looking for a special gift or just want to treat yourself, the Boston Open Market has something for everyone. So mark your calendar and come explore this hidden gem in the heart of Boston!

Getting There
The Boston Open Market is located all along Boylston Street sidewalks in front of the Boston Public Garden, between Arlington and and Charles Street

Join us on Wednesday, 5/15 for the Happy Hour Market @ Broken Records in Boston Landing! Discover unique, locally made products & art from up to 10 makers! Enjoy craft beer, cordial cocktails, delicious bites from Broken Records. Participate in Extreme Music Bingo beginning at 7pm!

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
- Wednesday, May 15, 2024 (5p - 8p)
- Broken Records, 85 Guest Street
- Shop from 10 local makers & artists

INCENTIVES:
- The first 10 guests to make a purchase from one of the makers will receive a $10 gift card to Broken Records Beer Hall!

GIVEAWAYS:
- For every vendor you support*, you will receive one entry into our monthly raffle & a chance to win a gift card to one of the many amazing Boston Landing restaurants and retailers.
*See event manager to show proof of purchase & submit your entry.

VENDORS ON 5/15
Kenzie's Essentials / @kenzies.essentials
Body Stone and Soul / @bodystoneandsoul
Mind and Macramé / @mindandmacrame
Studio Reta / @studioreta
Morrison Mae Handmade Jewelry / @morrisonmaestudio
Slobber Threads / @slobberthreads
The Flower Shed / @theflowershed413