A bountiful crop of farmers markets.
Upstate Farmer’s Markets
Greenville State Farmers Market
1354 Rutherford Road, Greenville
@GVLMarket
A year-round market featuring local produce, specialty goods, plants, and garden accessories. Seasonal events include spring, autumn, and holiday festivals. (Monday-Saturday)
TD Saturday Market
McBee Avenue and Main Street, Greenville
SaturdayMarketLive.com
One of Bon Appetit’s “13 Farmers Markets Worth Traveling For,” with in-season produce, eggs, cheese, meats, and other goods from area growers. (Saturday mornings, May-October)
The Toasty Farmer
311 Washington St. at Fireforge Brewery, Greenville
@ToastyFarmer
A winter market with freshly harvested greens and root veggies, cheeses, smoked trout, kombucha, pastries, artisan goods, and craft beer. (Midday Saturdays, November-March)
Hub City Farmers Market
498 Howard St. at Northside Harvest Park, Spartanburg
HubCityFM.org
The longest-running market in the Upstate, with local produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, and artisan crafts. Live music and kids’ activities, too. (Saturday mornings, April-December)
Travelers Rest Farmers Market
235 Trailblazer Drive at Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest
TravelersRestFarmersMarket.com
A gathering of local vendors offering fresh meat, cheese, fruit, vegetables, and baked goods as well as artisan wares. Check out their calendar for pop-up markets throughout the year. (Saturday mornings, May-September)
Anderson County Farmers Market
402 N. Murray Ave., Anderson
@AndersonCountyFarmersMarket
Featuring vendors whose goods are grown, produced, or processed within a 50-mile radius of Anderson. Special event markets, too. (Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, June-November)
Clemson Farmers Market
578 Issaqueena Trail at Patrick Square Village Green, Clemson
Fresh local produce, specialty foods, arts and crafts … and lots of socializing. (Thursday afternoons, May-September)
Easley Farmers Market
205 N. First St. at City Hall, Easley
A downtown market filled with local growers, purveyors and makers. Food trucks, entertainment and activities, too. (Saturday mornings, April-September)
Fountain Inn Farmers Market
110 Depot St., Fountain Inn
FountainInn.org
A large variety of fresh produce and craft vendors along with family activities, and entertainment. There’s a Merry Market during the holiday season, too. (Saturday mornings, May-October)
Greer Farmers Market
301 E. Poinsett St. at Greer City Park, Greer
GreerFarmers.Market
A market emphasizing locally grown, locally crafted products in a lovely park setting. These vendors are known for offering lots of samples. Special events in the fall and a Christmas festival, too. (Tuesday afternoons, May-August)
Mauldin Farmers Market
101 E. Butler Road, Mauldin
A summer market showcasing the Upstate’s freshest produce, baked goods, and crafty wares as well as family-friendly activities. (Tuesday evenings, June-July)
Simpsonville Farmers Market
405 E. Curtis St. at Simpsonville City Park, Simpsonville
SimpsonvilleFarmersMarket.com
An open-air market with locally grown fruits and vegetables along with fresh eggs, meat, artisan cheeses, locally roasted coffee, and health and beauty care items. (Saturday mornings, May-September)
FAST FACT:
Greenville’s TD Saturday Market is one of The South’s Best Farmers Markets, per Southern Living.
