Charleston Farmers Market
A Saturday meeting place for Lowcountry growers, prepared-food sellers, artisans and performers on the historic peninsula.
About Charleston Farmers Market
The City of Charleston produces this Saturday market at Marion Square, 329 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29403. Its history reaches back to 1989, and the city describes the gathering as a meeting point for Lowcountry farmers, growers, food makers, artists, crafters, live performers and community groups. The central location makes it a natural stop for people already spending the morning on the peninsula.
The city lists seasonal produce, plants, herbs and cut flowers alongside breakfast and lunch vendors, prepared and packaged foods, and juried arts and crafts. Its 2026 calendar gives regular hours of 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays from April 4 through November 21; it also posts separate holiday market dates in December. City volunteers help with EBT/SNAP processing and community engagement. For parking, the city’s visitor page lists the Marion Square Garage at 399 King Street and publishes current garage and meter rates; use that page before driving in.
Seasonal produce and flowers, breakfast and lunch, prepared foods, local crafts, entertainment and city-supported SNAP/EBT processing.