5 stalls to visit at the Boston Public Market in Boston

Laurel Greenfield’s vibrant, food-inspired art captures the heart of the Northeast’s culinary scene, with iconic regional favorites like oysters and lobsters. Visitors can join the drop-in paint lounge, where Laurel and her team offer guidance as guests create their own masterpieces from a selection of outlined canvases.

Peterman’s Boards and Bowls sells handcrafted wooden bowls and cutting boards made from upcycled wood, sourced largely from fallen trees in
Western Massachusetts. This sustainable approach utilizes materials that would otherwise be discarded. Each unique piece highlights the natural beauty of the wood, with maple bowls featuring distinctive spalted lines.

Specializing in small-batch roasted nuts, Q’s Nuts features inventive flavors like maple bourbon pecans and orange chocolate cardamom. Crafted with natural ingredients and creative seasonings, their snacks entice visitors with irresistible aromas. Generous samples invite guests to explore a variety of flavors, ensuring there’s always something new to try.

The Popover Lady specializes in light, fluffy popovers, available in savory and sweet flavors like Asiago cheese and cinnamon sugar. Crafted from high-quality, locally sourced ingredients, these versatile treats resemble British Yorkshire pudding and pair with pretty much anything, like roasts, soups, salads, or simply with butter or jam.

HOPe (House of Possibilities) Unlimited showcases and sells artisanal products crafted by disabled artists nationwide. The store offers a diverse range of items including jewelry, greeting cards, and photography. Each purchase aids in providing inclusive employment opportunities, and celebrates diverse artistic talent. The selection updates seasonally, providing unique finds all year.