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One system spanning five Baltimore markets.
Baltimore Public Markets
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About Baltimore Public Markets
Lexington Market began in 1782 as an informal meeting place for merchants and customers. Baltimore Public Markets brings together five markets in one city system: The Avenue Market, Northeast Market, Hollins Market, Lexington Market, and Broadway Market. The markets have served as places for commerce and community, with Baltimore's public markets historically supplying fresh food from farmers in neighboring counties. Today, merchants offer prepared food and handcrafted goods, and small businesses can apply to become vendors. The system also hosts community events and offers event rentals. Lexington Market's new 60,000-square-foot building includes space for more than 45 merchants. Baltimore Public Markets describes its markets as the oldest continuously operating public market system in the United States.
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Merchant opportunities
Small businesses can apply to become market vendors.
Events and rentals
Community events and event rentals are offered.
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