05/12/2026
Wednesday, May 13, (3-6 p.m.), will be a beautiful day to shop at the Charlestown Farmers Market. Items available:
Strawberries, green onions, radishes, asparagus.
Pasture raised beef, pature raised eggs (sale: eggs are $3.50 per dozen, 3 dozen for $10 - Greenbriar Farm booth only), duck eggs.
Honey, honey sticks, variety of canned goods, jelly, jam, barbecue sauce, salsa.
Veggie powders, freeze dried strawberries, pineapple, flavored salts and sugars.
bagels, pretzels, yeast breads, flat breads, bread rolls,
cookies (chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, sprinkle, cookies & cream, sweet & salty, M&M, Orange oatmeal chocolate chip), brownies, cake pops, sweet breads, cake tins, danishes, stuffed cookies (cookie butter stuffed cookies, chocolate hazelnut, chocolate pistachio, chocolate and marshmallow)
Cheesecake: (Nutella Mousse, Brownie Bottom, Lemon); Poerto Rican Flan, focaccia.
Popcorn (Movie, Kettle, Caramel, Garlic Parm, Bacon Cheddar Jalepeno, Rainbow, White Cheddar, Spicy Dill, and Sweet Heat)
Goat's milk soap, lotion bars, deordorant, natural body care products,
variety of sweet and dry wines
crochet items, Beeswax products, cutting boards, wooden kitchen tools, coasters, kitchen decor, and other hand crafted items.
Tropical houseplants (Hoya, Pothos, Philodendron, Monstera, Alocasia, Dracaena, ZZ, Begonia)
Hanging baskets of flowers, and hanging baskets of strawberry plants;
Patricipating vendors include:
Berry Delicious Cakez
Chef Walker Barbecue Sauce
Grace's Garden
Greenbriar Farm
Harrington Farm
Hunter's Ridge Winery
Kembra's Kitchen
Marysville Bee Honey
Nature's Blends by Charity
One Acre Greenbriar Farm
Rack and Crate
Rodica's Baked Goods
Small Town Kettle Corn
Sugar Bug Sweets & Treats
Uplifting Laser Creations and Gifts
Our vendors look forward to providing you with the freshest foods, natural products, and craft items.
The Charlestown Farmers Market is located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown.
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