Lynn J.
6/12/2012
KENDALL SQUARE Farmer's Market, for CAMBRIDGE FARE, there's nothing like it. Lots of COLLEGE STUDENTS HERE, 'cause they know what's best, Their local produce aced every test! Follow their...
Kendall Square Farmers Market
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500 Broad Canal Way
Cambridge, MA 02142
Kendall Square Farmers Market is nestled in the vibrant ecosystem of Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA. The market serves as a gathering place for people from diverse backgrounds, including academia, life sciences, technology, startups, and global corporations.
Kendall Square Farmers Market is not just a market; it is a hub of connectivity and collaboration. Through a variety of events and programs such as Kendall Conversations and Kendall Tours, the market fosters meaningful connections and discussions that contribute to the betterment of the community.
Moreover, Kendall Square Farmers Market plays a crucial role in advocating for a sustainable and vibrant future. By amplifying and promoting the work of its members through newsletters, social media, and the Kendall Calendar, the market attracts individuals and organizations worldwide to engage, collaborate, and contribute to the innovative spirit of Kendall Square.
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4.019 reviews
Amy Y.
10/23/2017
Farmer's markets are popular in Boston. One of the things I've discovered is that it's a culture. This place is very convenient. All items are fresh, pricey but thats like every farmers market. No...
Tracy B.
7/10/2014
Kinda bummed today... Have worked literally 10 steps from the Market for a few years and every year I get super excited for certain things... THEN... The market returns the next year and those...
Dorothy W.
9/6/2010
This farmers market is small and somewhat out of the way, but none the less a perfect little addition to the farmers market scene. They often have some fun music to listen to while you shop. Not...
Shaina P.
6/11/2009
As I haul up the stairs (actually, I took the elevator) carrying pounds and pounds of beets, apples, and fresh baked bread, I think to myself "it's kind of too bad there aren't more farms...
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