SoWa Boston is equal parts creative business hub for office space, art scene, dining destination, and dynamic and vibrant residential community. Live in SoWa. Work in SoWa. Dine in SoWa. Explore SoWa, and you’ll quickly discover why this creative community housed in chic renovated warehouse buildings is the best place to live, work, shop, and play in Boston.
The SoWa Open Market is one of the largest open-air farmer and artist markets in Boston with over 100 regional and local vendors, food trucks.
SoWa Centre in the South End is the heart of Boston’s art and design scene. 20+ galleries are within a 2-block radius concentrated at 450 and 460 Harrison Ave. We invite you to spend the day meandering through the neighborhood discovering new artists and appreciating the creative talent this part of town offers. The best First Friday event in the city takes place in SoWa on the first Friday ...
Discover SoWa — Boston’s Art + Design District — home to the SoWa Vintage Market, largest concentration of working artist studios and contemporary galleries in New England, design showrooms, and one-of-a-kind retail shops. Nestled in the Boston’s South End, the neighborhood is also renowned for its award-winning restaurants and lively, creative atmosphere.
The SoWa Open Market is a 10-minute walk or less from the MBTA Orange line Back Bay and Tufts Medical stations, and the Red Line Broadway station. The closest Silver Line 4 stop is at Washington and East Berkeley.
The shops in the SoWa Art + Design District in the South End are unlike anywhere else in the city. With an emphasis on handmade, high-quality and couture options, you won’t find any big chains in this part of town. Just flawlessly curated collections of the goodies from Boston’s most talented makers and designers. From imported french flatware and hand-thrown ceramics to custom made ...