Charlestown Farmers Market

06/23/2026

Where can you find locally grown fresh produce and other food items? At the Charlestown Farmers Market. Come enjoy the fresh taste of summer!
PRODUCE: GREEN BEANS, SWEET CORN, JALAPENO PEPPERS, zucchini, yellow squash, onions, cucumbers, green tomatoes, radishes.
PROTEINS: pasture raised LOCAL ground beef (other cuts can be ordered), pasture raised eggs (chicken and duck)
Canned goods and other foods: Barbecue Sauce, relishes, jams, pickles, salsa, herbs, smoothie add-ins, smoked and flavored salts, lime sugar, Freeze dired fruit (apples, pineapple, strawberries)
BAKED GOODS: Sourdough (classic, cheesy garlic parmesan); Sweet breads (banana, zucchini); European style yeast breads, nana bread.
Cookies (New York style chocolate chip, oreo, banana pudding, oatmeal raisin walnut, double chocolate chunk, white chocolate macademian nut); Nutelle Blonde Cookie Bar;
scones; pineapple upside down cake; cinnamon rolls; cheese cake (banana pudding, Brownie Bottom), Puerto Rican Flan;
Candies: freeze dried candy, FUDGE - (banana pudding, watermelon, strawberry cheesecake, blueberry, chocolate covered banana.
Beverages: wines (sweet and dry); lemonade by the glass (help support a young child)
Natureal Products: goats milk soap, lotion, and deorderant.
Natural crafts: hand lasered items for your kitchen and home; kitchen linens and items, hand painted cement pots.
Tropical Houseplants: Hoya, Pothos, Philodendron, Monstera, ZZ, Alocasia, Begonia., and more.

Your vendors:
Berry Delicious Cakez
Chef Walker
Grace's Garden
Greenbriar Farm
Hunter's Ridge Winery
Mar Jeannie's
One Acre Farm
Rack & Crate
Rodica's Baked Goods
Unsweet Sisters (New Vendor)
Uplifting Laser Creations and Gifts

Support local farmes and vendors
Eat Fresh and local
Know where your food comes from

The Charlestown Farmers Market is located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown on Wednesdays from 3 - 6 p.m. Come shop for all of your fresh food needs.

06/17/2026

UPDATE: Due to the strong wind that is blowing the tents, and the black skies, we are packing up and calling it a day. Please come back next week to purchase from our local vendors. Also, if you need something before Wednesday, please contact your local vendor. See you next week.

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06/17/2026

It's a great day to come to the Charlestown Farmers Market.
Items available:
Produce: YELLOW SQUASH, zucchini, green onions,
Canned goods, relish, jams, salsa, pickled items, syrups, barbecue sauce.
Proteins: pasture rasied ground beef, eggs (chicken and duck)
Baked Goods: Sourdough breads (classic, jalapeno cheddar), corn bacon, and cheddar scones, European style yeast breads, nana bread, cinnamon rolls, pineapple upside down cake, sweet breads (banana zucchini, banana molasses, banana strawberry swirl), cookies (white Macademia nut, oatmeal raisin walnut, double chocolate chunk), Cheese cake (campfire s'mores, birthday cake) Puerto Rican flan, strawberry cream danish.
Beverages: sweet and dry wines, and LEMONADE by the glass (come support a youth vendor).
Non-food items:
goat's milk soap, lotion bars, and deodorant, crocheeted iems. Hand lasered wooden ware, natural bath and body products.

Particpating vendors include:
Berry Delicious Cakez
Chef Walker
Greenbriar Farm
Hunter's Ridge Winery
Mar Jeannie's
Nature's Blends by Charity
One Acre Farm
Rodica's Baked Goods
Uplifting Laser Creations

The market is open from 3 - 6 p.m. in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, Charlestown. Shopping with our vendors ensures you are eating the freshest, local, produce and food items available.
Eat Fresh, Support local, and know where your food comes from!

06/13/2026

Wednesday, June 17, is National Eat Your Vegetables Day! Stop by the Charlestown Farmers Market to purchase LOCAL, fresh picked veggies from local farmers and vendors. There will be plenty of baked goods, natural products, and other items farm fresh items as well.

06/09/2026

For June 10th - What makes the Charlestown Farmers Market special? Fresh, LOCAL, produce, food items, and craft items.
Produce: GREEN TOMATOES, GREEN BEANS, (limited), CUCUMBERS, green onions zucchini,
Food items: Pasture raised, local beef. pasture raised eggs (still on sale with Greenbriar Farm)home canned goods, salsa, barbecue sauce, jams, jellies, syrups, honey, honey sticks, and flavored honey.
Baked goods: cinnamon rolls, pineapple upside down cake, sweet breads (banana nut, banana blueberry, banana almon joy), muffins (blueberry, double chocolate, coffee cake, banana nut, peach cobbler, apple pie), scones (blueberry, strawberry), cookies (peanut butter molasses, oatmal raisin walnut, s'mores cookies), cobblers (peach, blackberry), yeast breads, sourdough breads (plain, jalapeno pepper, carmalized onion Asiago, garlic & herb, everything, pepperoni pepperjack); freeze dried herbs, fruit and veggie powders, smoked salts, variety of flavored salts and sugars.
Snacks: Freeze dried candies, jolly ranchers, kettle pop corn (variety of sweet and savory flavors)
Natural bath and body products and craft items: lip gloss, goats milk soap, lotion bars, deororant, beeswax products, laser engraved wooden products, hand painted cement flower pots.
House plants: Pothos, Pilodendron, Monstera, Alocasia, Begonia.

Patricipating vendors this week include:
Chef Walker Barbecue Sauce
Grace's Garden
Greenbriar Farm

Marysville Bee Honey
Mar' Jeannie's
Nature's Blend by Charity
Novarow Crumb
One Acre Farm
Rack & Crate
Small Town Kettle Corn
Ulifting Laser Creations

We are located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, from 3 - 6 p.m.
Shop local
Eat Fresh
Know where your food comes from

06/02/2026

Wednesday, June 3, is National Egg Day. Stop by the market and stock up on eggs and the many other delightful items offered this week.
For Sale: Green onion, radishes, zucchini, pasture raised freezer beef, eggs (on sale at Greenbriar Farm), home canned goods, pickles, jams, gourmet jellies, salsas, relishes, barbecue sauce, local honey, sweet and dry wines. Freeze dried strawberries and pineapple, herbs, powders, flavored and smoked salts and sugars.
Baked Goods: cinnamon rolls, pineapple upside down cake, cobblers, buckles, brownies, sweet breads (banana, zuccini, and more), stuffed cookies (cookie butter, chocolate hazelnut, chocolate pistachio, chocolate marshmallow) other cookies (chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, sprinkles) focaccia, cheesecake (classic with strawberry, nutella) Puerto Rican flan, strawberry danish, scones, Sourdough Bread, white bread, bread rolls.
Freeze dried candy, popped flavored popcorn.
Natural Products: goats milk soap, lotion bars, deordorant, lip balms, beeswax products, and many other natural body care products, hand lasered wooden products including cutting boards, hand painted cement pots for plants, and more.
Tropical plants: Hoya, Pothos, Philodendron, Monstera, Alocasia, ZZ, and Begonia.
We are located in the parking lot of Community Presbyterian Church, 1370 Monroe Street, from 3-6 p.m.
It's going to be a great day to be at the Market!

Know where your food comes from.
Everything sold at the Charlestown Farmers Market is locally grown, raised, or baked. We do not ship in food items from other parts of the country or world.

This week's vendor list inlcudes:
Berry Delicious Cakes
Chef Walker's Barbecue Sauce
Grace's Garden
Greenbriar Farm
Hunter's Ridge Winery
Kembra's Kitchen
Mar' Jeannie's
Marysville Bee Honey
One Acre Farm
Rack & Crate
Small Town Kettle Corn
Uplifting Laser Creations

05/29/2026

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Wednesday, June 3, is National Egg Day! Stop by the Charlestown Farmers Market, pick up some pasture raised, fresh eggs, and have fun with one of these 85 recipes from Taste of Home. Enjoy!

Do you have a carton of eggs in your fridge nearing its expiration date? Don't sweat it. These delicious ideas will help you use up every last egg.

05/27/2026

May 27: The Charlestown Farmes Market will be closed due to weather conditions.

05/21/2026

To all of our shoppers who came out in the rain today to support local business:

05/20/2026

It may have rained, but some of our vendors are here and ready to sell! Come get fresh produce, baked goods, and other goodies.

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