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Charleston Farmer's Market is a weekly farmer's market that has been ranked as one of the United States' top 10 farmer's markets by Travel and Leisure magazine. The market was originally opened in 1989 by Charleston Mayor Joe Riley and is held each Saturday morning in Marion Square within the city's Historic District. Through sponsorship by the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs, the market is dedicated to raising the profile of Lowcountry farmers and growers, with vendors selling a wide variety of meats, produce, and pantry and home goods each weekend. A selection of juried arts and crafts are also showcased by local artisans, along with live entertainment performances by Charleston-area musicians and performers.

75 Calhoun Street, Suite 3800, Charleston, SC 29401, Phone: 843-724-7305

Charleston Farmer's Market
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