Spend time at one of the Upstate’s bustling farmers markets and you’ll see why they’ve become beloved weekend rituals. These markets aren’t just places to shop; they’re community hubs where the region’s flavors, makers and rhythms come alive. Grab your tote and soak in the charm — here are the Upstate’s standout farmers markets worth a weekend stop.
Upstate Farmers Markets
BridgeWay Farmers Market
1000 Via Corso Ave., Simpsonville
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This is a convenient destination to shop for your weekly fresh produce and find artisan goods. (Thursday afternoons, May-October)
Greenville State Farmers Market
1354 Rutherford Road, Greenville
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This year-round market features 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
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One of Bon Appetit’s “13 Farmers Markets Worth Traveling For,” the TD Saturday Market features in-season produce, eggs, cheese, meats and other goods from area growers. (Saturday mornings, May-October)
The Toasty Farmer
912 S. Main St. at New Realm Brewing, Greenville
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This winter market has freshly harvested greens and root veggies, cheeses, smoked trout, kombucha, pastries, artisan goods, and craft beer. (Midday Saturdays, November-April)
Hartness Farm
120 Halston Ave. at Hartness Village Center Breezeway, Greenville
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This market will offer fresh produce, eggs, pecans and seasonal goods. (Weekly in March, Biweekly April-Oct.)
Hub City Farmers Market
498 Howard St. at Northside Harvest Park, Spartanburg
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This is the longest-running market in Spartanburg County, with local produce, meat, dairy, baked goods and artisan crafts. There’s also live music and activities for kids, too. (Saturday mornings, April-December)
Travelers Rest Farmers Market
235 Trailblazer Drive at Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest
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Marketgoers can enjoy a gathering of local vendors offering fresh meat, cheese, fruit, vegetables and baked goods, as well as artisan wares. Check out the calendar for pop-up markets throughout the year. (Saturday mornings, May-September)
Anderson County Farmers Market
402 N. Murray Ave., Anderson
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This market features vendors whose goods are grown, produced or processed within a 50-mile radius of Anderson. There are special event markets, too. (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, June-November)
Clemson Farmers Market
578 Issaqueena Trail at Patrick Square Village Green, Clemson
You’ll find fresh local produce, specialty foods, arts and crafts, and lots of socializing. (Wednesday afternoons, May-September)
Easley Farmers Market
205 N. First St. at City Hall, Easley
This downtown market is filled with local growers, purveyors and makers, as well as food trucks, entertainment and other activities. (Saturday mornings, May-October)
Greer Farmers Market
301 E. Poinsett St. at Greer City Park, Greer
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This market emphasizes locally grown, locally crafted products in a lovely park setting. These vendors are known for offering lots of samples. There are also special events in the fall and a Christmas festival, too. (Sundays, May-August)
Mauldin Open Air Market
699 E. Butler Road, Mauldin
@MauldinOpenAirMarket
This open-air fruit and vegetable stand features seasonal specialties. (Open daily until 8 p.m.)
Simpsonville Farmers Market
405 E. Curtis St. at Simpsonville City Park, Simpsonville
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This open-air market features locally grown fruits and vegetables along with fresh eggs, meat, artisan cheeses, locally roasted coffee, and health and beauty items. (Saturday mornings, May-September)
Fast Fact
Rooted in community, AM-PM Farms Butchery & Market has grown from a few dozen cows to a thriving operation sustaining more than 500 head of cattle — plus chickens, pigs, goats and turkeys. The farm’s commitment is simple: fresh, ethically raised, high quality meats delivered directly from pasture to plate. Visit any of the three locations to purchase your farm-raised meat, eggs and a selection of curated regional pantry items.
AMPMFarmsButcheryandMarket.com
1907 Laurens Road, Greenville
202 S. Weston St., Fountain Inn
164 South Main St., Travelers Rest
