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Landmark: Tyger River ParkCity: Spartanburg
Country: USA South Carolina
Continent: North America
Tyger River Park, Spartanburg, USA South Carolina, North America
Overview
The. Hub City Farmers Market. As the oldest and largest farmers market in South Carolina, Spartanburg functions as a community gathering place that connects local growers, artisans, and the general public. Since its establishment in 2000, it has become a key player in the city's local food movement, advocating for sustainable practices and supporting regional agriculture.Origins and Mission.The market was created to provide a reliable source of food and fresh produce for small farmers and food producers in the Upstate area, while also improving public access to locally grown, fresh food.
Spartanburg's role as relocating railroad tracks has helped to symbolize connectivity between the two.
Additionally, the market is used as an intermediary point for smaller businesses like Walmart and Kroger that sell raw products.
The organization that operates the market also conducts educational programs and community outreach to advance food security.Location and Setting.At the Hub City Farmers Market, which is located at.
The. Hub City Farmers Market Pavilion. A venue in the Spartanburg's Northside community that is open to visitors and vendors, regardless of the season. Ample parking, sundecks and easy access for families....
Pavilion.".Market Offerings.The marketplace highlights local farming and handmade goods..
Visitors can typically find:Fresh Produce. Farm-fresh vegetables, herbs, and seasonal produce from nearby farms. Meats and Dairy. Hand-rubbed beef, grassed poultry, farm-bought eggs, and artisan cheeses. Baked Goods and Prepared Foods. : Breads, pastries, jams and honey; food that is ready to eat. Artisan Crafts. Handicrafts, pottery, textiles and other locally produced products. Plants and Flowers. Plants, herbs, and cut flowers are to be tended.Events and Programming.The Hub City Farmers Market goes beyond being a place for shopping and also serves as an educational and cultural hub, providing the following amenities:Cooking Demonstrations. Sharing tips on utilizing organic and non-organic ingredients in cooking. Live Music. From local artists to create a weekend vibe. Children's Activities. To educate young learners about food and farming. Community Wellness Programs. As in nutrition lectures, fitness classes and so on.Season and Hours.The main market is open from April to December, usually starting on Saturday mornings.
It is possible to have a smaller winter market or pop-up events during the off-season.Community Impact.By retaining food dollars in the community and preserving family farms, the Hub City Farmers Market contributes to the economy of Spartanburg.
It collaborates with programs such as SNAP and "Healthy Bucks" to make fresh produce more affordable for low-income residents.Visitor Experience.Visitors can enjoy the company of those who cultivate or prepare food in this informal market.
The atmosphere is friendly.
This is a spot for morning coffee, music and playtime, children playing, and being part of 'the strong community.Significance.With its focus on local sustainability, healthy living, and neighborhood revitalization, the Hub City Farmers Market is a marketplace that serves as showcasing how farmers markets can go beyond mere business to foster community involvement.
Spartanburg's role as relocating railroad tracks has helped to symbolize connectivity between the two.
Additionally, the market is used as an intermediary point for smaller businesses like Walmart and Kroger that sell raw products.
The organization that operates the market also conducts educational programs and community outreach to advance food security.Location and Setting.At the Hub City Farmers Market, which is located at.
The. Hub City Farmers Market Pavilion. A venue in the Spartanburg's Northside community that is open to visitors and vendors, regardless of the season. Ample parking, sundecks and easy access for families....
Pavilion.".Market Offerings.The marketplace highlights local farming and handmade goods..
Visitors can typically find:Fresh Produce. Farm-fresh vegetables, herbs, and seasonal produce from nearby farms. Meats and Dairy. Hand-rubbed beef, grassed poultry, farm-bought eggs, and artisan cheeses. Baked Goods and Prepared Foods. : Breads, pastries, jams and honey; food that is ready to eat. Artisan Crafts. Handicrafts, pottery, textiles and other locally produced products. Plants and Flowers. Plants, herbs, and cut flowers are to be tended.Events and Programming.The Hub City Farmers Market goes beyond being a place for shopping and also serves as an educational and cultural hub, providing the following amenities:Cooking Demonstrations. Sharing tips on utilizing organic and non-organic ingredients in cooking. Live Music. From local artists to create a weekend vibe. Children's Activities. To educate young learners about food and farming. Community Wellness Programs. As in nutrition lectures, fitness classes and so on.Season and Hours.The main market is open from April to December, usually starting on Saturday mornings.
It is possible to have a smaller winter market or pop-up events during the off-season.Community Impact.By retaining food dollars in the community and preserving family farms, the Hub City Farmers Market contributes to the economy of Spartanburg.
It collaborates with programs such as SNAP and "Healthy Bucks" to make fresh produce more affordable for low-income residents.Visitor Experience.Visitors can enjoy the company of those who cultivate or prepare food in this informal market.
The atmosphere is friendly.
This is a spot for morning coffee, music and playtime, children playing, and being part of 'the strong community.Significance.With its focus on local sustainability, healthy living, and neighborhood revitalization, the Hub City Farmers Market is a marketplace that serves as showcasing how farmers markets can go beyond mere business to foster community involvement.
