Uptown Farmers Market

Small business market fresh( Farm) food, flowers and just about everything that can be handmade. Get there early, because they sell out quickly. I love the Goat cheese dips especially the smokehouse ones.

Seven Sisters Farm is an excellent vendor for all your very fresh and Carolina grown produce.

It was my first time there. It was fun and interesting. So many different vendors there are selling so many different items. From fresh cut flowers to plants, veggies & fruit, eggs, to frozen meats and bakery items. There was even a food truck there selling plant based foods. My daughter and i arrived there late. We only had one hour to look around. But I loved what I saw. One vendor was selling beautiful mugs. We will definitely go back, but next time, earlier than we did today.

My husband and our dog went here today to check it out. There is ample free parking.
They have a little of everything. Vegetables, plants, flowers, soaps, bread, eggs, pet supplies, bakery goods, and a lot more. The only thing I didn't see was fruit. Except for strawberries at some of the stands. That was it. It probably depends on what Saturday you come and what the farmers have available. Hours are 9 a.m. - noon. Chairs and tables are seated throughout the venue if you decide you want to sit and enjoy something that you purchased. Also, take in the live music. The young lady singing and playing her guitar was wonderful. (Don't forget to tip.) There was a food truck there that sold crab cake sandwiches. My husband, who has some ties to Baltimore, MD, said it was delicious! If you like crab, try one. The photo and info are pictured here. I didn't see any restrooms. This doesn't mean they didn't have any available.
Lots of dogs walking with their "parents." I saw some of the staff walking around with tee shirts. I should have asked them about restrooms. All in all, I feel it's worth checking out.

Not a stranger to supporting the local farming community. Finally had an opportunity to visit this particular market and was not disappointed. Nestled in a downtown space with ample shade to make for a pleasant experience while shopping. Plenty of parking available within the market landscape. There are hand washing stations throughout, as well as tables/ chairs. Nice variety of vendors with offerings ranging from produce, meats, bread, prepared entrees, plants, and skin care . There is a plant based food truck on site the first weekend of each month. There is also a newsletter available on the business website that highlights the vendors for the week.

A pretty good market in the center of the city. The quality of the vendors are variable. Some vendors sell expensive goods, some sell great products that are cheap. They have great cheese and good fresh vegetables in this place. Support your local farmers!

Parking is free during market hours. Place is clean.

Always a great experience here. Wide variety of vendors. If you have ebt or snap they double your money so you can purchase high quality local grown/made goods. Spread the word if you can.

We went to this farmers market for the first time last weekend because we wanted to try Sumbucha.

I wasn't looking forward to attempting to find free parking uptown, but I was hoping it wouldn't be too bad with Covid early on a Saturday morning.

I was pleasantly surprised when we got there and I found out that the market has dedicated free parking and plenty of it!

The market was really awesome. It's set up nicely for lots of social distancing. They have one way signs posted. It's not too crowded.

There are some really cool vendors too. We got some kombucha from sumbucha and some Indian street food from Angry Nani. I wanted to get some Magpies but didn't realize you need to preorder now. Verdant Bread was also there which I've heard great things about.

It's every Saturday from 8am-12:30pm. Go check it out!