Farmers & Makers Market at Sea Pines Center
The Sea Pines Farmers & Makers Market
- When: Tuesdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Season: March through November
- Where: The Plaza, Shops at Sea Pines Center
The Sea Pines farmers market sets up every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., March through November, on the Plaza at the Sea Pines Center. Its full name is the Farmers & Makers Market, because local makers sell alongside the growers.
What You Will Find
The produce changes as the season moves along, from blueberries to heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn and peaches. Alongside the growers are local makers working in leather, fiber, paint and clay, so it doubles as a place to find a gift that did not come from a souvenir shop. A musician plays while people shop.
Lunch is a short walk away in the same center, at Truffles Cafe or Giuseppi’s Pizza.
The Sea Pines Center Farmers Market in 2026
The resort’s calendar lists the market every Tuesday from September 22 through November 24, 2026, the last stretch of this year’s season. It returns in March. The center’s own market page names each week’s musician.
Getting to the Farmers Market at Sea Pines Center
The center is at 71 Lighthouse Road, inside the Sea Pines gate. Coming from outside Sea Pines, you pay the gate fee at the main entrance on Greenwood Drive, $10 per vehicle; the guest pass office page has the details. If you are staying inside the gate in summer, the free Sea Pines trolley stops at the center on every route.
For concerts, festivals and holiday events, see more Sea Pines events, and for everything else, our guide to Sea Pines activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Sea Pines farmers market?
Every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., March through November.
Where is the farmers market in Sea Pines?
On the Plaza at the Shops at Sea Pines Center, 71 Lighthouse Road, inside the Sea Pines gate.
Do I pay the gate fee to go to the market?
Yes, if you are driving in without a Sea Pines pass: $10 per vehicle. Owners, resort guests and renters with a Sea Pines reservation do not pay it.
Is it only produce?
No. Local makers sell leatherwork, fiber arts, paintings and ceramics alongside the produce, and there is live music.
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