Charleston Farmers Market

10/08/2026

PLEASE BE ADVISED: THE CHARLESTON FARMERS MARKET IN MARION SQUARE IS CANCELED FOR THIS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th, DUE TO HAZARDOUS WEATHER RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS.

We look forward to seeing everyone next Saturday, 10.17 (8am-2pm)

09/19/2026

Show you love someone a Lily extra today, even if that someone is YOU! Thistle be the best thing you do all week!

07/11/2026

Come shop with this cutie girl from 8-12pm today in Marion Square! Charleston Farmers Market 🌸🌸🌸

06/24/2026

Happy Saturday from Charleston Farmers Market ✨ We will in Marian Square until 2pm today! Come say heyyy 🙃

06/13/2026

“Y’all aren’t playing around today. 👏

45 minutes into market day and 15 are already gone.

We got up before sunrise, brewed the coffee, loaded the truck, and Charleston showed up.

Thank you for supporting local. 🩵

05/15/2026

Thank you to Healthy Aging for including the Charleston Farmers Market in your list of Best Farmers' Markets in the US to visit! Join us this Saturday, 8am - 2pm in beautiful Marion Square: 329 Meeting St.

Farmers markets are back—and they offer more than just fresh produce.

A visit to your local market is a simple way to get outside, stay active, and connect with your community—while enjoying food at its seasonal best.

We’ve rounded up standout markets across the U.S. to explore this spring.

Read more:
https://healthyaging.net/travel/farmers-markets-us-spring/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=farmers_markets_spring&utm_content=post

04/22/2026

“Buy local fresh produce. Come to the farmers’ market." - Joseph Fields
Precipitation from September through March was ranked the driest in 131 years in South Carolina, according to the state’s climatology office.
He said the best way to support farmers during this time is to buy local directly
Buy local fresh produce. Come to the farmers' market. We got a market here on the farm." - Joseph Fields Farm
This Saturday in Marion Square, support Joseph Fields and other amazing farmers and food producers to support during this difficult time. Many thanks for your ongoing support of Lowcountry Agriculture and our community.



📸Credit: Paul Cheney Photography