Farmers Markets
in Columbia
Quick Stats
19
Total Markets
0
Year-Round
1
Accepts EBT
2
Prepared Food
0
Indoor
1
Organic
Market Map
All Farmers Markets in Columbia
19 markets found
All-Local Farmers Market
All-Local Farmers Market 2
Ashland United Methodist Church Farmers Market
Ebenezer Lutheran Church Farmers Market
Prepared Food
Forest Acres Farmers Market
WedApr – Oct
Grace United Methodist Church Farmers Market
Organic
Healthy Carolina Farmers Market
TueMar – Apr
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection-Seeds of Hope
Main Street Marketplace
Northeast Farmers Market
Thu
Richland County
SNAP/EBTPrepared Food
Sandhill Farmers Market
TueMay – Nov
Shandon United Methodist Church Farmers Market
The Carolina Apartments-Seeds of Hope
ThuJun – Aug
Trinity Episcopal Church Farmers Market
Unitarian Universal Fellowship Farmers Market
Virginia Wingard United Methodist Farmers Market
Washington Street United Church Farmers Market
Wesley Memorial United Church Farmers Market
Markets with Prepared Food in Columbia
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Prepared Food
Forest Acres Farmers Market
WedApr – Oct
SNAP/EBTPrepared Food
Sandhill Farmers Market
TueMay – Nov
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there farmers markets that accept EBT in Columbia?
- Yes! There is 1 farmers market in Columbia that accept SNAP/EBT, including Sandhill Farmers Market.
- Which farmers markets in Columbia are open year-round?
- Currently none of the listed farmers markets in Columbia are confirmed as year-round. Most operate seasonally, typically from spring through fall.
- Are there indoor farmers markets in Columbia?
- Currently there are no indoor farmers markets listed in Columbia. All markets are outdoor or open-air facilities.
- Which farmers markets in Columbia have organic produce?
- 1 farmers market in Columbia feature organic produce, including Healthy Carolina Farmers Market.
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