Since the 1830s, Boston's Haymarket has served a constant stream of longtime residents, newly arrived immigrants, students, and tourists. Despite economic downturns, the advent of the supermarket, and massive construction projects from the Central Artery to the Big Dig, the Haymarket continues to be an economically vital and colorful gathering place for the city. The "Haymarket" film uses photographs, oral history interviews with workers, shoppers, fans and historians to tell the story of this beloved marketplace. An exhibition of photographs runs concurrently at the Suffolk University Adams Gallery. A publication on Haymarket is due this fall.