There are two different market locations at MUSC, each with various vendors from week to week. One is situated in the Horseshoe at 171 Ashley Ave. and the other at 25 Courtenay Drive, behind the Memorial Hospital, and they’re open Fridays from 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. You’ll see farmers like Larry Creel (who arrives the earliest), Helen Fields, and Frank Simmons. There are also a few vendors, including King of Pops, Lowcountry Olive Oil, and Garden Delights, which sells home-grown herbs and ornamental plants.
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