Lowcountry Farmers Markets Are Now Open: Here’s Where To Go

When

Apr 28th, 2026 - Dec 1st, 2026

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The Lowcountry’s farmer market season has started back again this year, with most local markets lasting through November. Here is where you can find the freshest home-grown produce or the cutest home-made items that are perfect for you and your family:

Charleston Farmers Market – Marion Square

329 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29403

Every Saturday from April 4th to November 21st – 8AM-2PM

*Closed July 4th & Nov. 28th

West Ashley Farmers Market – Ackerman Park

55 Sycamore Avenue, Charleston, SC 29407

Every Wednesday from April 1st to October 14th – 3-7PM

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market – Moultrie Middle School

645 Coleman Blvd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464

Every Tuesday from April to September – 3:30-7:00PM

North Charleston Farmer’s Market – Park Circle Pavilion

4800 Park Circle, North Charleston, SC 29405

Every Thursday from May 7th to October 29th – 3-7PM

Moncks Corner Farmers Market – Moncks Corner Regional Recreation Complex

418 E Main St, Moncks Corner, SC 29461

Every Thursday from April 2nd to November 12th. 3-7PM through October – 3-6PM starting November 1st.

Isle of Palms Farmers Market – Isle of Palms

24 28th Avenue, Isle of Palms, SC 29451

Every third Thursday from June through October from 4-7PM.

Thursday, June 18

Thursday, July 16

Thursday, August 20

Thursday, September 17

Thursday, October 15

St. Stephen Farmers Market – The Pavilion

113 Ravenell Dr, St. Stephen, SC 29479

Every Wednesday from 3-7PM

Goose Creek Farmers Market – Central Creek Park

147 Old Moncks Corner Rd

Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday from March to November.

Johns Island Farmers Market – Sea Island Farmers Market

2024 Academy Rd, Johns Island SC 29455

Every Saturday starting April 18th, year-round – 9/9:30AM-1/1:30PM

Summerville Farmers Market –

Market is located in the First Citizens Bank parking lot behind Summerville Town Hall

200 S main Street, Summerville, SC

Every Saturday from April to December – 8:00AM-1:00PM

Freshfields Village Farmers Market

149 Village Green Lane Kiawah Island SC, 29455

Every Monday from June 1st to August 31st – 3-7PM

Sullivan’s Island Farmers Market

1921 Ion Ave Sullivan’s Island, SC 29482

Every Thursday – 2:30-7:30PM

Hanahan Farmers Market – Pavilion @ The Hawks Nest

1177 Williams Lane Hanahan, SC 29410.

One Saturday per month, EXCLUDING June & July, 10AM-1PM

April 25th

May 30th

August 29th

September 26th

October 31st

November 21st

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