Farmers Market in Charleston SC

A Saturday ritual since 1989, this city-run market anchors Marion Square with peak-season produce, flowers, breakfast bites, and juried crafts. Celebrated by Condé Nast Traveler and Travel + Leisure, its 2025 season runs April–November with December holiday markets. Live 5 News and the City Office of Cultural Affairs confirm dates and details.

An after-work favorite on Wednesdays, this neighborhood market focuses on Lowcountry growers plus vendors who source from nearby farms. Charleston City Paper highlights its growth and community vibe; the City of Charleston confirms the 2025 run beginning April 23, with hours aligning to the South Carolina Department of Agriculture listing.

Every Sunday behind the Pour House, this independently operated, year-round market blends small farms, makers, and live music with a laid-back James Island feel. Endorsed by Charleston Magazine and Charleston Guru, its steady 11 a.m.–3 p.m. schedule is posted by the organizers.

Year-round on Saturdays at Charleston Collegiate, this vendor-run market champions a maker-only ethos and the former Johns Island market’s truth-and-transparency roots. Charleston City Paper and Charleston Guru spotlight its community focus; the official site confirms the 9:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. hours in 2025.

Set at the new Park Circle Pavilion, this Thursday market emphasizes accessibility with SNAP and WIC vouchers and a rotating lineup of growers, food trucks, and music. Charleston City Paper notes the upgraded venue; the South Carolina Department of Agriculture confirms May–October operations.

A food-focused Tuesday market drawing East Cooper farms for produce, seafood, and flowers, with kids’ activities and music. Regularly listed by Charleston City Paper, its April–September schedule and 3–7 p.m. hours are verified by the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.

A breezy, music-filled market that leans into island culture with rotating Gullah-Geechee programming and artisan foods. The Post and Courier has praised its progressive, diverse lineup; the town’s visitor site confirms Monday evening gatherings in season.

Once a month on third Thursdays June–October, this coastal market mixes produce, food trucks, and live music under the oaks. The City of Isle of Palms posts 2025 dates, and the state agriculture listing affirms program details and location.