The Caribbean Street Market is a seasonal community marketplace celebrating Caribbean culture through local vendors, artists, food, music, and family-friendly experiences. The market creates opportunities for small businesses and creative to grow while bringing neighbors together through culture, connection, and sharing space.
Across the Caribbean--from Haiti to Jamaica, Trinidad, and St. Lucia--open-air markets are more than places to shop. They are spaces where culture lives in everyday life: people gather to share food, music, conversation, craftsmanship, and entrepreneurship.
The Caribbean Street Market brings that same spirit to Boston by creating a lively welcoming environment where vendors, performers, and community memebers can connect in ways that feel familiar, joyful, and culturally rooted.
Visitors at the Caribbean Street Market can expect a dynamic and welcoming atmosphere that reflects the richness of Caribbean creativity and community life.
Local Vendors
Shop handmade goods, wellness products, clothing, art, desserts, food, and more from local small businesses across Greater Boston.
Live Art & Preformers
Experience live painting, music, dance, and spoken wordw throughout the season.
Family-Friendly Activities
Enjoy crafts, games, and interactive experiences designed for all ages.
The Caribbean Street Market supports local entrepreneurship, cultural programming, and accessible neighborhood events in Hyde Park and surrounding Boston communities. By creating space for vendors, performers, and families to gather, the market strengthens cultural visibility while encouraging economic opportunity and creative collaboration
Community Partnerships
The Caribbean Street Market collaborates with local organizations including Community Growth Consultant, inc. to expand access to creative programming, cultural events, and neighborhood resources.
The Caribbean Street Market was created by Notchelle (Notty) Pierre, a vibe curator, spoken word artist, and multi-passionate creative dedicated to building spaces where Caribbean, Black, and Immigrant-owned businesses and artists can thrive.
As a creative herself, Notty envisioned the Caribbean Street Market as more than a marketplace--it is a cultural gathering space where entrepreneurship, art, music, and community connection come together. Her goal is to create opportunities for underrepresented creatives to share their work, grow their visibility, and feel supported within a vibrant and welcoming environment.
Through Caribbean Street Market, she brings the energy and spirit of Caribbean street culture into Boston while helping local creatives turn their ideas, talents, and traditions into community impact.
Get Involved
The Caribbean Street Market grows each season and welcomes vendors, performers, volunteers, and community partners to be part of its expansion.
Join us in building a space where culture, creativity, and community thrive together.