To create opportunities for active living and healthy eating for everyone, centered around Spartanburg County.
EIN: 54-2111221
Every Saturday morning from April through November, the Hub City Farmers' Market brings together local farms, culinary creators, small-batch artisans, and neighbors to celebrate what makes Spartanburg fresh, healthy and fun.
Come for the locally grown produce and handmade goods. Discover a community and the joy of starting your weekend with something real.
Together, we’re growing something powerful: a stronger local food system that supports farmers, improves food access, and brings people together around what’s grown right here in Spartanburg County.


The At Home Apothecary plant-based natural remedies, fresh and dried herbs, herbal-infused mocktails, flavored salts, refreshing hydrosols, and select seasonal produce | Bubu Becky’s Sauces and More dry rubs and seasonings | Charlene’s Garden squash, tomatoes, eggplant, sweet potatoes | Farmfare Grocery chicken, beef, and pork; raw A2/A2 cow milk from Legacy Springs Dairy, raw goat milk from Pin Oak Farms, seasonal produce, Nood Clean home cleaning products, Colonial Milling grits, Willis Farms sorghum syrup, Charleston Gold rice, and more | Forever in Blue Jeans Farm naturally grown produce | Forget Me Not Flower Farm locally grown specialty-cut flowers turned into beautiful bouquets and arrangements | Freedom Acres Farm pasture-raised chicken, forest-raised pork, pasture-raised eggs, seasonal produce | Great Harvest Bread Co. fresh-baked bread and pastries ranging from sourdough, whole wheat loaves, focaccia, croissants, scones, cinnamon rolls, muffins and more | Grumpy Goose Coffee locally sourced specialty espresso cart serving housemade syrups, Methodical espresso, and other specialty beverages | Hilling Essentials artisan goat’s milk and plant-based soap bars, aromatherapy essentials, body butta, body scrubs, creams, deodorant, face cleansers and serums, infused body oils, shower gels | Jackson Farms II fruits and vegetables | Lilly Mae’s Organics boiled peanuts, micro-greens, sprouts, jams, and jellies | Little River Roasting locally roasted coffee, hot and iced coffee, scratch-made baked goods | Mission Pens handcrafted pens, pencils, keychains, bottle openers, bottle stoppers, ice cream scoops, as well as laser-cut lanterns, ornaments, and other wood items | Mountain Mist Pottery handmade functional pottery | Our Clouse House Textiles with a focus on functionality, we create handmade, household textiles | Pauline’s Native Nursery native, edible, medicinal, and carnivorous plants | Pet Wants natural pet food, treats, body care | Root & Earth gourmet mushroom farm and small batch apothecary; medicinal plant and mushroom tinctures; elderberry syrup, fire cider, herbal salves and teas | and more! Selection varies weekly and is subject to change.

Place your order by 2pm on Mondays for free delivery or convenient pick up on Thursdays.

Join us in bringing fresh, local food to our community! Volunteers play a vital role in keeping the market running smoothly—from setting up and breaking down tents to greeting customers and creating a welcoming environment.
Before signing up, please be sure you can fully commit to your shift—our programs rely on dedicated volunteers to operate successfully.
What to Bring:
Wear comfortable clothes and sturdy walking shoes, and don’t forget a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated!
Have questions? Contact Erica Fleming at efleming@palspartanburg.org. We’d love to have you on the team!

We are proud to be part of only 40% of farmers' markets across the country which accept The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). We are dedicated to increasing access to healthy foods.
More than $51,000 in food items from local farmers and vendors were purchased at the Hub City Farmers' Market utilizing our Double SNAP program during 2025, bringing healthy, fresh, local foods to low-income families in our community.
Thank you to United Way of Piedmont for supporting our Double SNAP program!
SNAP is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as “Food Stamps.” As a federal nutrition program, it allows members to stretch their food budget and provides easier access healthy food.
We accept SNAP and EBT at our Saturday and Winter Markets. Visit the information booth for details and redemption.
Once signed up for SNAP, you can double up to $40 each Saturday, and we’ll give you an extra $15 for fruits and vegetables! That's $95 to spend on delicious foods for your family.

Have you checked to see if you are eligible for SNAP benefits? Not sure how to apply? Start taking advantage of healthy food in our community! Contact Erica Fleming for more information and to apply today. Email efleming@palspartanburg.org or fill out our contact form.

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