The 2011 Roslindale Farmers’ Market takes place every Saturday from 9 am – 1:30 pm, kicking off on  June 4 and running through October 29.   Check back here for a regularly updated calendar of weekly activities, live music and special theme days throughout the season.

For a list of Farmers’ Market vendors, volunteer opportunities, and other general information about the market, visit our Farmers’ Market page.

JUNE

Saturday, June 4 – Opening Day

  • 10 am – for kids – Davey the Clown
  • 11am – live music by Opposite People

Saturday, June 11 – Sustainability Day

  • 10 am – Kasey Davis, Recycle Arts and Crafts for kids
  • 11am – live music with Bird Mancini, a rocking duo

Saturday, June 18

  • 10 am – kids art and fun with Mama and Me from Jamaica Plain
  • 11 am – live music with Bloco, a act with AfroBrazilian roots

Saturday, June 25 – Health and Wellness Day

  • 10 am – story telling with Corinne Hanney for the kids
  • 11 am – live music with Moniker, an Allston-based rock and roll trio recently back from South by Southwest

Saturday, July 2

  • 10am – drums and drum lessons with Tony Fonseca

Saturday, July 9 – Bike Day

  • 10am – Recycle Arts and Crafts with Kasey Appleman!
  • 11am – dynamic, fun tap dancing with Patrice Monahan and company!

Saturday, July 16

  • 10am – Davey the Clown for the kids
  • 11am – live music with Box of Records, a local hit

Saturday, July 23 – Dog Day

  • 10am – Recycle Arts with Kasey Appleman
  • 11am – live music with Zili Misik, an all-female band bringing a Caribbean, African, American sound

Saturday, July 30

  • 10am – art and fun for kids with Mama and Me from Jamaica Plain
  • 11am – live music with Cornell Coley and Sugarfoot, an amazing Afrolatin group

Saturday, August 6

  • 10am – kids music and fun with Debora Galiga
  • 11am – zinging sounds with the Beachcombovers

Saturday, August 13 – Picnic Day

  • 10am – Recycle Arts with Kasey Appleman
  • 11am – rocking  live music with Lenny Solomon

Saturday, August 20

  • 11am – Latin dance and dance lessons with Ritmo en Accion, a talented youth dance troupe from Hyde Square Task Force

Saturday, August 27 – Back to School Day

  • 10am – fun with Davey the Clown
  • 11am – lovely tunes with the Creek River String Band

Saturday, Sept 3

 

Saturday, Sept 10

  • 11am – live music with In the Mood

Saturday, Sept 17 – Hat Day

  • 10am – live chalking with Sidewalk Sam!
  • 11am – live music with the Red Hot Pokers

Saturday, Sept 24

  • 10am – kids’ magic with Peter Magic O’Malley
  • 11am – live music with Lutchinha and the Cruzamente Band, a seven-piece all-female band with Cape Verdean roots

Saturday, Oct 1

  • 10am – story telling with Corinne Hanney
  • 11am – live music with Terry Kitchen, a local dynamic guitarist

Saturday, Oct 8

Saturday, Oct 15

  • 11am – live music with folky, stomping Welcome Home, the band of local business staff Chris Roth (The Thrift Shop)

Saturday, Oct 22

  • 11am – live music with Jamie Saltman, pianist

Saturday, Oct 29 – Day of the Harvest

 

 

Roslindale Farmers' Market entranceLess than a month from today on June 5, the Roslindale Farmers’ Market kicks off the 2010 season with a big opening day bash!  With five local produce farmers; two farms featuring locally raised meat, cheese and fresh eggs; locally baked breads and goodies; and an array of other specialty food and craft vendors, this year’s market will delight locavores and bring bustling activity and music to Roslindale Village every Saturday.

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