By Phil Orlandella
A giant 1,082-pound pumpkin was featured on display at the first annual Boston Public Market (BPM) Harvest Party, a special night for friends and fans of the City’s local food marketplace.
Participants savored and sipped the best of New England, enjoyed live music and engaging experiences all while supporting the Association’s mission-driven work.
           Market guests were also involved in a pumpkin naming contest and snapped a photo with the new pumpkin which is a full 62 pounds heavier than last year’s pumpkin dubbed “Gourdo†by customers.
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