Farmers dating hilton head island

The Hilton Head Farmers Market gathers every Tuesday from 9:00am-1:00pm at the Costal Discovery Museum’s Honey Horn campus.
Visit with our expanding list of regular vendors, plus a rotating schedule of food trucks and new arrivals.

A great outing for the whole family and a great way to support our community’s vendors and small businesses while taking quality goods home to our families

Shop local, meet new friends, strengthen our community, and rebuild our local, sustainable food economy!

We sincerely appreciate our sponsors contributions supporting the farmer’s market and local community. Together we build gratitude and appreciation for the Lowcountry.

Free Parking and entry.

The unique chemistry of Lowcountry soil yields two very special harvests – the tastiest fruits and vegetables on earth and the fantastic people who bring them to you.

Story by Barry Kaufman+ Photography by Lisa Staff

The Lowcountry has never been called America’s breadbasket. The seeds that grow to amber waves of grain may find better purchase on the fruited plains of the heartland, but there is still magic in our Southern coastal soil. Its sandy acidity may present an insurmountable challenge for some crops, but it provides the ideal chemistry and drainage for some of the juiciest tomatoes known to man, strawberries that burst with sweetness and okra that adds that perfect flavor note to any Southern dish.

But far sweeter than the edible yields of its soil are the people who work it. Their dedication to the land, in an area far more famed for its waters, speaks to a farmer’s soul that only finds purpose when its hands are dirty. These are the folks who coax su

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