Aug 02 Sunday
The Greer Farmers Market is excited to invite the community back to Greer City park in 2026 for their 11th season in Greer.Core Season: Each Sunday, 11AM-2PM, April 26-October 4.
Shop with over 40 farmers, makers, and bakers, plus live music, food trucks, and unique activities. Enjoy shopping under tree canopy at the 12-acre Greer City Park: featuring paved sidewalks, shuttle service from parking lots, bathrooms, sidewalks, open fields, stunning fountains, and a playground for kids. Within walking distance find shops and restaurants on Trade St. in downtown Greer, all nestled in the rolling foothills of the Upstate. Join us once and you will return again!
April 26: Grand Opening, Plant Swap May 3: TBA May 10: Mother's Day Picnic May 17: Farm Day, Petting Zoo, Homestead/Homeschool Day May 24: New in Town May 31: Par-Tee on Trade + Plant Swap + National Gardening Week June 7: Kids June 14: Senior Vouchers June 21: Father's Day June 28: Plant Swap + Pollinator Week July 5 - Cancel ---------CANCEL July 12: Health Day July 19 : Peach Cookoff July 26 : Plant Swap + Watermelon Day Aug 2: National Farmers Market Week Aug 9: Back to School Aug 16 : Clean Water Appreciation Aug 23 : Community Resources Aug 30 : Plant Swap Sept 6: Sports Sept 13: Mushrooms Sept 20: Paint in the Park, En Plein Air Sept 27: Plant Swap Oct 4: Pumpkin Party
Food Programs: Greer Farmers Market is proud to be a SNAP Retailer and Healthy Bucks site. We have a Healthy Kids/POP Club Program where we offer produce vouchers and education for children at the market. We encourage anyone wanting to utilize these programs to join us during our market dates.
About Us....All year access to fresh local foods and community. The Greer Farmers Market has been an integral part of Downtown Greer since 2015. Our market serves a diverse shopper base consisting of young families, professionals, and seniors. The Greer Farmers Market is a non-profit 501c3 farmers market in the State of South Carolina. Our mission is to support local farmers, bakers, and hand-made businesses by providing an accessible platform to sell in-season items directly to Greer’s residents and visitors.
Aug 05 Wednesday
Challenge yourself while drinking beer! Teams of up to 6 can compete for fantastic prizes. Join us in the taproom every Wednesday from 7-9. Bring a phone!
Aug 07 Friday
Join GCCA for the first Friday of the month for our NightShifts. Every month you can enjoy new gallery exhibitions, studio artists, performing arts series, demos, and more. It is free to attend and open to all ages. After you’ve visited, hop over to other open galleries and restaurants in the West Village or Downtown Greenville!
Time: 5:00 - 8:00pm
Two exceptions for the months of August and November:- There will be no Nightshifts during the month of August as we will be combining it with Art Bash and Annual Showcase held on the 1st of the month.- Nightshifts in November will be held on the 13th (the second Friday of the month & the week after our annual fundraiser).
Get ready for an adventure on First Friday! Grab your Passport Card at any participating DAD location and embark on a fun-filled journey through downtown's creative spaces. Collect 5 stamps along the way for a chance to win an exciting giveaway featuring gift cards to some of your favorite local businesses. Explore a fantastic array of arts businesses, each one buzzing with something special.
Whether it’s a captivating new exhibition, vibrant live music, hands-on workshops, or live demos, there’s always something fun waiting for you. Don’t miss the chance to visit your old favorites and discover new treasures! Join us and make this First Friday unforgettable!
Now in its fifth year, Museum of the Cherokee People’s annual The Way We See the World event highlights Native pop culture and showcases contemporary perspectives for Cherokee people, primarily by Cherokee people. This community-centered celebration puts Native self-representation in the spotlight, uplifting creative work that explores identity through film, music, and visual art.Previous special guests have included Reservation Dogs and The Lowdown creator Sterlin Harjo (Seminole Nation of Oklahoma), rising folk sensation Ken Pomeroy (Cherokee Nation), and filmmaker Loren Waters (Cherokee Nation, Kiowa Tribe), a 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree.Find past lineups on MotCP’s website. Full 2026 lineup to be announced.The Way We See the World events are free for everyone thanks to the generous support of our sponsors. To learn more, visit motcp.org/the-way-we.
Aug 09 Sunday
Aug 12 Wednesday
Aug 13 Thursday
Thursday, August 13 9-5Friday, August 14 9-5Saturday, August 15 9-4*Over 300 quilts on display*$13,000 in prize money*more than 25 Vendors*Gift Shop*Silent Auction*Quilts for Sale*2026 Opportunity Quilt Raffle*Demonstrations by Expert Quilters*Special Exhibits*Sewing Station for KidsAdmission $10Students (13-18) $5Children 12 and under freeCredit Cards acceptedWNC Ag Center,Davis Event Center765 Boylston HwyFletcher NC 28732Handicap AccessibleFree ParkingSponsored by the Asheville Quilt Guild and Moda Fabrics and Aurifil
Aug 14 Friday
Picklepalooza 2026 is a pun-filled, fun-filled event featuring a pickleball tournament, quick pickling and activities for the kids, and opportunities to learn more about fermentation and how to make your abundant garden and CSA produce last well into winter! 🥒
Pickleball Tournament- 16 total teams of 2 players each can enter - Players receive a single batch Picklepalooza 2026 shirt, a plus one free entry ticket, and a drink ticket- First, second, and third place prizes sourced from local business partners
Proceeds will benefit WNC Food Coalition’s Fresh Food campaign: a seasonal fundraiser to help us stock refrigerated, free food pantries in partnership with community-based organizations across 19 WNC counties with local produce and locally raised meat, dairy, and eggs.
Together, we can strengthen our WNC local food system in THREE ways:
1. Hungry neighbors are fed fresh, nutrient-dense foods, creating better health.
2. Our local dollars stay in local businesses - food hubs and small farms - instead of leaking out to national and global conglomerates; creating a more resilient, robust local food economy.
3. The global food chain is disrupted, resulting in shorter distances for food transportation, easing the climate impact of our diet.
Party, play, pickle, and be part of building a better future for local food in WNC.