Seasonal Farmers Markets Open Across Lowcountry

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This week marks the start of seasonal farmers markets across the Lowcountry region of South Carolina, including in the city of North Charleston. Alongside the market openings, North Charleston officials have launched a new community survey to gather resident feedback on local engagement and quality of life initiatives.

Why it matters

Seasonal farmers markets are a vital part of the Lowcountry's vibrant food culture, connecting residents with fresh, locally-grown produce and supporting small regional farms. The new North Charleston survey aims to better understand community needs and priorities as the city plans future programs and events.

The details

Farmers markets in cities like Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and North Charleston are reopening for the spring and summer seasons, offering a wide variety of locally-sourced fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and artisanal products. In North Charleston, the city's Parks and Recreation Department has also launched a new community survey to gather resident input on topics ranging from parks and recreation to arts and culture.

• Seasonal farmers markets across the Lowcountry region of South Carolina are opening this week.
• North Charleston's new community survey is now live and accepting responses from residents.

What’s next

North Charleston officials say they will use the feedback from the community survey to help guide future programming and investments in the city's parks, events, and quality of life amenities.