Farmers Markets in the Olde English District
There’s nothing quite like the taste of fresh, vine-ripe produce in South Carolina. That’s why we rounded up farmers markets to stop at when visiting the OED.
Note: Time and dates are subject to change. Before visiting, we recommend checking the market’s website or Facebook page for any updates.
Cheraw Farmers Market
- Where: 105 Front Street, Cheraw
- When: Tuesday, 8:30 am – 12 pm; Thursday, 2 pm – 6 pm; Saturday, 8:30 am – 1 pm
- Duration: May – October
- What makes it special: The Cheraw Farmers Market is a great spot for all your vegetables, fruits, eggs, milk and more.
Fairfield Farmers & Artisans Market
- Where: 117 E. Washington St, Winnsboro
- When: Saturday, 9 am – 12 pm
- Duration: May – September
- What makes it special: Located in the newly-renovated building behind the town clock, the Fairfield Farmers Market is open rain or shine, selling a variety of produce and handcrafted items.
Fort Mill Farmers Market
- Where: 106 N. White Street, Fort Mill
- When: Saturday, 9 am – 12 pm
- Duration: May – October
- What makes it special: The market offers a place to purchase local produce, farm and agricultural products and handmade items.
Kershaw County Farmers Market
- Where: 906 Broad Street, Camden
- When: Saturday, 9 am – 12 pm
- Duration: April – November
- What makes it special: Open seasonally, this market features a large variety of bakers, artisans, food trucks and more.
Old Town Farmers Market
- Where: 300 E. Main Street, Rock Hill
- When: Saturday, 9 am – 2 pm
- Duration: May – November
- What makes it special: The Old Town Farmers Market is packed with local vendors. Visitors can find fresh produce, local meats and more.
Union County Farmers and Craft Market
- Where: 106 Lakeside Drive, Union
- When: Monday – Saturday, 7:30 am – 12 pm
- Duration: March – November
- What makes it special: The Union County Farm and Craft Market is the best spot in the county to load up on everything from tomatoes to peaches.