Sunday Brunch Farmers Market
Medway ParkJames Island, SC
James Island
Tags: Stands, Stores, & Markets
Local through and through, the Sunday Brunch Farmers Market welcomes small farmers who exclusively sell produce grown on their land. You can buy heritage meat, milk, cheese, and vegetables with the ease of knowing that none of it traveled very far to get to you. You’ll find smaller farms like Dirthugger and Fiddle and their high-spirited farmers Meg Moore and Gina Perez selling flowers and gorgeous heirloom and standard vegetables. The farmers here are highly accountable and believe in looking after the land and community they work with by implementing responsible alternatives. You’ll see soap makers, photographers, and crafters. Interested farmers, vendors, and crafters should check them out on Facebook. The market opens in April and runs through July. Find it tucked away in the peaceful Medway Park of Riverland Terrace, which you can reach by taking Maybank to Edisto Road until it ends
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