The Darien Farmers Market is organized by the Darien Lions Club and runs every Friday from 3 to 7 p.m., May through October. Vendors set up at the Lions Clubhouse on East Broad Street, offering fresh, local produce alongside other goods from area farmers.
You have discovered Georgia’s second oldest city, founded in 1736. If you enjoy beautiful views by the water with ancient live oaks and Spanish moss, historic, landscaped parks, cozy bed and breakfasts, birding, biking, boating, authentic colonial forts, coastal marshlands with five rivers, exploring barrier islands, fresh seafood, discovering the Gulla-Geechee culture, salt and fresh water fishing, sea kayaks, river tours, Scottish heritage, shrimp boats returning to waterfront docks at sunset, or small-town coastal living, you should plan on visiting Darien, Georgia. Darien, the place where the term “Golden Isles” was coined, offers a wealth of attractions that, for many, are being discovered for the first time. Located along the Georgia Atlantic Coast and Altamaha Scenic Byway, Darien offers striking “see forever” views across what has been described by experts as “one of the most...
