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Welcome to Columbus County Farmers Market2020 Market Hours of Operation
Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Farmers Market Shelter 132 Government Complex Road, Whiteville, NC May 2 through December 5 Please subscribe to our weekly e-newsletter Updates (below) for free recipes plus the latest information on special events, product availability. Interested in becoming a vendor? Visit our "About" page for information on How to Participate in the Market |
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W E L C O M E
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Get Weekly E-mail Updates
Enter your name, e-mail address, and zip code in the e-Newsletter Sign-up Form (to the right) to receive weekly e-mail updates during the annual market season (May-December) on produce availability, recipies, special event notices and promotions at the Columbus County Community Farmers Market.
Enter your name, e-mail address, and zip code in the e-Newsletter Sign-up Form (to the right) to receive weekly e-mail updates during the annual market season (May-December) on produce availability, recipies, special event notices and promotions at the Columbus County Community Farmers Market.
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T E S T I M O N I A L S
Happy People
Our local Farmers Market helps to connect the small farmer to the consumers who use his/her products in a way that would not otherwise be so easily accomplished. The vendors and their customers become more than just salesman and customer; they become friends. They are able to join forces to provide the residents of our area with fresher and healthier foods, information, education, and guidance. Our Farmers Market is truly one of the shining stars of our community! - Ruth K
The Market is not just a place to buy the freshest fruits and veggies. It's a place where lives are shared and where caring is expressed through friendly smiles and hearty laughter that is heard each market day. The Columbus County Community Farmer's Market is a GREAT farmer's market where "community" is demonstrated well! - Myra G
Our market may be a small community market but their produce and merchandise are great. What even makes it even better the vendors are our very own local community and farmers. We as a community patronize our market so that we may help each other. - Carolyn B
We're lucky to have a farmers market in our community. Residents and visitors have the opportunity to purchase fresh quality vegetables and fruits that are most time much less expensive than grocery stores. In today's economy that says a lot. It also gives a lot of us that work during the week to catch up on some of the "county news." It's great to see people and just sit and visit. - Anita A
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