There’s something special about autumn in the Lowcountry, and what better way to celebrate than with an afternoon of local shopping, seasonal flavors, and community at Palmetto Bluff? Join us on Saturday, November 21, as the Palmetto Bluff Fall Farmers Market returns to The Farm, bringing together a wonderful collection of local artisans, makers, and vendors.
Fall Farmers Market at Palmetto Bluff
Saturday, November 21, 2026
11am – 3pm
The Farm
228 Old Moreland Road
Open to the public.
Discover handcrafted treasures, unique gifts, home décor, specialty foods, sweet treats, and seasonal favorites as you explore the market. Whether you’re looking for something special for your Thanksgiving table, getting a head start on holiday shopping, or simply enjoying the crisp autumn air, you’ll find plenty to love.
Gather your friends and family, shop small, support local businesses, and savor the season’s simple pleasures in the heart of the Lowcountry. We look forward to welcoming you to The Farm for a festive fall afternoon at the Bluff!
Blue Cottage Woodworking • Brims on the Bluff • Calilou Clay • Cassandra’s Kitchen • Ceae Shop • Dflavor Custom Cakes LLC • Fishsticks • Greenwise Tropical Market • Hillbilly Willies • Little Desk Drawer • Little Lulu’s • Lowcountry Family Farms LLP • Lowcountry Honey Products • Lowcountry Soda Co. • Lowcountry Sugar Scrub • Magpie Ceramics Co. • Marshpuppy • MW3 Woodworks • Mystic Mates • PetWants • Purely Candles • The Junk Bug • The Pollowana Puppy
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