Farmers Markets in Bluffton SC
Bluffton Community
Farmers Markets in Bluffton
The Bluffton Farmers Market is more than a place to buy vegetables — it's the social heart of the community, a celebration of local food and artisan craft.
The Bluffton Farmers Market is one of the town's most beloved institutions. Held twice weekly in the heart of Old Town, it brings together local farmers, fishermen, bakers, and artisans in a lively, community-centered gathering that feels authentically Lowcountry. For visitors, it's one of the best ways to experience Bluffton's character.
Bluffton Farmers Market
Held every Thursday year-round at Bluffton Community Park (1 Gardeners Circle), 8 AM – 1 PM. Local produce, fresh seafood, baked goods, prepared foods, plants, and artisan crafts. Free to attend.
Local Produce & Fresh Seafood
Lowcountry farms supply seasonal vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Local shrimpers and fishermen sell their catch directly — often harvested that morning from the May River and nearby waters.
Artisan Foods & Crafts
Local bakers, jam makers, honey producers, and specialty food vendors bring Lowcountry flavors. Local artists and craftspeople sell handmade jewelry, pottery, textiles, and art — great for unique Bluffton souvenirs.
Lowcountry Made — Bluffton Night Bazaar
A rotating artisan market held the first Thursday of each month (April–May and October–December) at Burnt Church Distillery on Bluffton Parkway. Over 40 artisan vendors, evening hours, and a lively atmosphere. Free to attend.
Root and Bloom Market
A natural farmers' market focused on organic produce, natural foods, and wellness products. Held every Wednesday 3–7 PM at Martin Family Park in Bluffton. A quieter, community-centered alternative to the main market.
Community Atmosphere
The Thursday market is where Bluffton comes together — locals catching up, kids running between stalls, live music on the weekends. It's the most authentic slice of Bluffton community life.
Explore Old Town Bluffton
The farmers market is just one reason to love Old Town — galleries, restaurants, and history await.
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