Haymarket in Boston

Hi,
My wife and I will be travelling from the east coast of Canada to the
Boston area in early March. Can someone tell me if Haymarket is still
going on Fridays and Saturdays? Has construction in that area affected
the market? And lastly, if we are travelling south on I-93 what exit
will take us closest to the market?
Many thanks
Greg

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Hi,
My wife and I will be travelling from the east coast of Canada to the
Boston area in early March. Can someone tell me if Haymarket is still
going on Fridays and Saturdays?

http://www.boston.com/news/special/n...arket_new.html

From last March article:
http://www.tuftsdaily.com/media/pape...ftsdail y.com


"We're the only open-air produce market in the entire Northeast that stays open year round," he said before he rushed off to put
the finishing touches on a mountain of sweet corn. "And the prices beat the supermarket any day."

http://www.boston.com/travel/boston/...rth_end_index/

Has construction in that area affected the market?
It HAD but the big-dig is about done ( except for the leaks)

And lastly, if we are travelling south on I-93 what exit will take us closest to the market?

http://www.boston.com/news/traffic/b...93southmap.htm is a good map

Where you are heading is BLACKSTONE ST - you can walk from Faneuil Hall:
From the North - Drivers coming into Boston on 93 South:
Take exit 24A (Government Center) - stay to the right and follow the sign for Faneuil Hall. Immediatly off the exit turn right and
Faneuil Hall Marketplace is directly in front of you.

Many thanks
Greg

other bigdig update sites:

http://www.boston.com/traffic/bigdig...ap/index.shtml
http://www.boston.com/news/traffic/bigdig/


wrote in message oups.com...
Hi,
My wife and I will be travelling from the east coast of Canada to the
Boston area in early March. Can someone tell me if Haymarket is still
going on Fridays and Saturdays? Has construction in that area affected
the market? And lastly, if we are travelling south on I-93 what exit
will take us closest to the market?
Many thanks
Greg