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The Aiken County Farmers Market is the oldest county farmers’ market in continuous service in the same location in S.C. Vendors sell fresh produce, baked goods, meat, and honey along with handmade crafts. Goods are displayed on tables built by farmers and their families of Aiken County over 70 years ago. The Market, even now, is a place where conversation and recipes are shared with friends, old and new. Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday 7:30 – 11:30 a.m. (All Year) Product availability is seasonal. What’s in Season in SC By 1951 both venues were struggling to stay open. The family farmer was unable to compete with large commercial cotton growers. So the markets decided to combine forces. The Farmers’ Grange with county chain gang labor erected the current structure located in the parkway. By 1954 the farmers and their families built the 45 tables, which are still used today selling homegr...

Every Saturday morning from April through November, the Hub City Farmers Market brings together local farms, culinary creators, small-batch artisans, and neighbors to celebrate what makes Spartanburg fresh, healthy and fun. Come for the locally grown produce and handmade goods. Discover a community and the joy of starting your weekend with something real. Join us in bringing fresh, local food to our community! Volunteers play a vital role in keeping the market running smoothly—from setting up and breaking down tents to greeting customers and creating a welcoming environment. Before signing up, please be sure you can fully commit to your shift —our programs rely on dedicated volunteers to operate successfully. Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy walking shoes, and don’t forget a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated! Have questions? Contact Erica Fleming at efleming@palspartanburg.o...

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Located at the Market Pavilion at the Moncks Corner Regional Recreational Complex The Town of Moncks Corner Farmers Market offers the community an opportunity to purchase locally grown produce directly from farmers in addition to hand crafted and homemade products. Please review the Farmers and Vendors Operating Guidelines prior to application. In order to maintain a high quality and successful market, it is the vendors responsibility to read and understand the Farmers and Vendors Operating Guidelines. Vendor spaces are assigned at the market, utilizing the pavilion and surrounding grass, and parking spaces. In addition to the application, you must also have a current Business License for the Town of Moncks Corner. Business License information can be found here. You will only need to complete the first page of the packet.

The Waccamaw Market Cooperative (WMC) is a nonprofit organization responsible for coordinating and managing community based farmer’s markets throughout Horry County. WMC includes a regional network of markets sponsored in partnership with public and private organizations.

The Foothills Heritage Market runs Saturdays from 8 am to noon, May through October 3, in Seneca, South Carolina, part of the Farm Center's mission to bring neighbors together. Vendors sell fresh produce, fruit, honey, eggs and meat sourced from growers within 50 miles, along with handmade goods and crafts.

The Old Town Market at Fountain Park in Rock Hill, South Carolina, runs every Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm, April 4 through November 21, with no markets held in July. Shoppers can find fresh produce, local meats and crafts at the market, located at 300 E Main Street.

Complete the below application to be considered to be a Old Town Vendor in the 2026 downtown festivals or Food Truck Friday. There will be two seperate short applications for Old Town Festivals and for Food Truck Fridays. If you would not like to complete an application for an festival or Food Truck Friday please put so on the appropriate page. This information is needed for Old Town Events & Food Truck Friday. Please enter a valid phone number. Format: (000) 000-0000. Have you been inspected by the City of Rock Hill Fire Marshall's Office (Food Truck Only) *

Kershaw County Farmers Market is a seasonal farmers market in downtown Camden, Kershaw County, South Carolina We are open every Saturday from the First Saturday in April to the Saturday before Thanksgiving, rain or shine. Our vendors offer locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture raised meats, raw local honey, homemade soaps, dips and dessert mixes, food trucks, artisans, flowers and plants and more. Paved, with seating available. Dogs on leashes are welcome!

The Old Town Market at Fountain Park runs every Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm, April 4 through November 21, with no markets held in July. Shoppers can find fresh produce, local meats and crafts at 300 E Main Street in Rock Hill.

This year, we’re kicking it old school. That’s right, it’s time yet again — Best of Charleston 2024 is here, and we’re going to party like it’s 1989. Click image to see our 144-page special section highlighting Best of Charleston 2024 winners. A heartfelt congratulations to all of our winners this year, from classic categories with new twists like Best Charleston (who isn’t Bill Murray or Darius Rucker) to plenty of new ones (38 new categories this year!) like Best Drag Queen, Best Locally Based Cannabis Product and Best Solar Panel Company. You’ll also notice some changes, namely the removal of our oh-so popular Politics, News and Media section, but don’t panic, its categories were moved to new homes elsewhere. Whether you’re skimming through to look for your next favorite restaurant or turning page-by-page, we hope you remember to thank the local businesses and community leaders tha...

The Surfside Beach Farmers Market, sponsored by the Town of Surfside Beach, sets up Tuesdays from April 7 through December 15 at Memorial Park, on the corner of Surfside Drive and Willow Drive. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, local honey, farm eggs, meats, baked goods, soaps, potted plants, coffee, pottery and knife sharpening services.

Myrtle's Market, an open-air farmers market at 605 Mr. Joe White Avenue in Myrtle Beach, runs April 15 through October 29. It operates Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm and accepts WIC vouchers and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers.

This farmers market operates weekly every Wednesday at 171 Langford Road in Blythewood. Its stated mission is connecting the community directly with local farmers and producers, and current vendors are listed on the market's website.

Connecting our community through fresh food, local goods, education, and hospitality, while investing in the sustainability and resilience of local farmers and makers. During the Spring and Summer season we average more than 70 regular farmers and vendors at each of our weekly markets, making the Travelers Rest Farmers Market the largest independently-run, nonprofit farmers market in the state. The Travelers Rest Farmers Market first began in 2009 with a handful of local farmers and vendors, and was held in the parking lot of Sunrift Adventures. The TR Farmers Market then officially became designated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 2014. From the familiar local faces that come on a weekly basis, to those visiting from out of town and experiencing the market for the first time - we stir up quite a bit of foot traffic throughout the year with more than 60,000 people attending the market dur...

Located at 116 N. Main Street at the Stoddard Pavilion. The Farmers Market is typically held from late Spring through Summer. The 2026 Farmers Market Season will be open from Tuesday April 28th through Tuesday September 22nd from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Bring a chair, chat with old and new friends, buy some local products and join us! Farmers Market registration is now open! You must preregister by the Monday before the market day to in order to participate. All vendors must complete the registration form below. The market will be open for 22 market days this season, rain or shine. This season, the market will operate as a vendor-managed market. Space under the Downtown Stoddard Pavilion, as well as the designated area behind the pavilion for personal tents, will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Vendors are responsible for their own setup and cleanup. As part of the regis...

Connecting our community through fresh food, local goods, education, and hospitality, while investing in the sustainability and resilience of local farmers and makers. During the Spring and Summer season we average more than 70 regular farmers and vendors at each of our weekly markets, making the Travelers Rest Farmers Market the largest independently-run, nonprofit farmers market in the state. The Travelers Rest Farmers Market first began in 2009 with a handful of local farmers and vendors, and was held in the parking lot of Sunrift Adventures. The TR Farmers Market then officially became designated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 2014. From the familiar local faces that come on a weekly basis, to those visiting from out of town and experiencing the market for the first time - we stir up quite a bit of foot traffic throughout the year with more than 60,000 people attending the market dur...

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The Colleton Farmers Market operates out of the Colleton Museum at 506 East Washington Street in Walterboro, meeting Tuesdays from 4 to 8 pm year round and Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm, May through November. Shoppers using SNAP and EBT can earn $15 in free produce through the market's healthy bucks program, and the museum also runs an Open Mic Night on Tuesdays.

The City of Barnwell is excited to announce the opening of the Barnwell Farmers Market beginning Tuesday, June 2nd! We invite the community to come out and support our local farmers, vendors, and small businesses while enjoying fresh produce, homemade goods, crafts, and more. The Farmers Market is a great opportunity for families, friends, and visitors to shop local and connect with our community.

Brews on the Alley offers a variety of craft beers on tap and hundreds of retail wine and beer brands, styles, and flavors to mix and match. Our 20 rotating selection of fresh craft beer on tap changes weekly. Find us on Untappd for a current list of on-tap beer and to see a full menu of what’s on our shelves. Or you can enjoy serve hand-crafted specialty coffees, drinks, smoothies, pastries, and pizza. Experience our relaxed casual but classy venue with a competent and friendly staff to serve you. On rear patio is a pleasant way to enjoy your Brew weather permitting. Discover the diverse array of businesses in our charming town. We’re here so you can learn more about what they offer!

Florence Farmers Market is open every Tuesday from 3-6pm, at the Port of Siuslaw Boardwalk. May 19 to October 13. We hope to see you there! Florence Farmers Market, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, ensures all Siuslaw area residents have access to a diversity of locally grown/produced healthy foods while supporting regional farmers, ranchers, fishers and food businesses to enhance the vitality of the community. The market, additionally, provides educational opportunities related to the region's food system. The Farmers Market offers foods grown or produced with an emphasis on organic practices, within a 100-mile radius of Florence. If you can't find what you're looking for here, check in on the conversation at facebook or see us at the market, Tuesdays from May 19th through October 13, 2026. Do you want to make the most of your purchases ANY time of year? We've recently added numerous recipes...

Run by the City of Greenville, this market fills Main Street at McBee Avenue every Saturday morning from May through October, 8am to noon. Shoppers find in season produce, fresh cut flowers, gourmet foods and local handmade crafts from dozens of South Carolina farmers and crafters, and the market accepts SNAP, EBT and WIC vouchers.

The TD Saturday Market runs Saturdays from 8 am to noon, May through October, at Main Street and McBee Avenue in downtown Greenville. It is an open air market run by the city's Parks, Recreation and Tourism department, hosting dozens of farmers, crafters and food producers, and it accepts EBT and SNAP, WIC and senior nutrition vouchers. Prospective sellers submit an online application, and South Carolina vendors must show a state retail license.