Landrum Farmers Market set to open for the summer

Landrum Farmer’s Market opens this Saturday.

Landrum Farmer’s Market opens this Saturday.

The Landrum Farmers Market will begin its summer/fall session on May 7. The market will feature several new vendors and offer a variety of products.

The market is the oldest in the Upstate and operates from 8 a.m. – noon, May through October at N. Trade Avenue across from the depot.

 

The Landrum Market is known for the many local farmers selling their fresh produce throughout the season.

 

For information contact Joe Cunningham at 864-457-6585.

 

-Submitted by Joe Cunningham

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