Market Common Farmers Market

Market Common Farmers Market in Myrtle Beach is part of the Waccamaw Market Cooperative, a nonprofit that coordinates and manages community-based farmers markets across the region. That mission gives this Saturday market a clear local frame: it operates within a broader network serving Horry and Georgetown Counties rather than as a standalone event. The market is held at Market Common’s Valor Park, with the Myrtle Beach location also tied to 1120 Farrow Parkway and Deville Street, placing it in one of the city’s most recognizable planned districts. For shoppers, that means a weekly market with a defined place inside an organized regional market system.

Why it matters locally

Valor Park at Market Common anchors the Myrtle Beach stop in a regional network run by Waccamaw Market Cooperative, which coordinates community-based farmers markets throughout Horry and Georgetown Counties. That county-spanning structure matters because this market is connected to the same nonprofit effort that also manages other scheduled markets in places like Conway, North Myrtle Beach, Pawleys Island, and Coastal Carolina University’s Prince Lawn.

WMC also works in partnership with public and private organizations to sponsor that regional network of markets. At Market Common Farmers Market, that makes the local significance less about a single venue and more about access within a coordinated system that includes Myrtle Beach alongside nearby communities. In practical terms, the market’s Saturday schedule gives Myrtle Beach shoppers one regular point of contact with that broader nonprofit market infrastructure.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Market Common Farmers Market, a rule that may shape plans before you head to Deville Street or the Market Common area. The market runs on Saturdays from 10am to 3pm during its April-to-December season, so it is not a year-round stop in Myrtle Beach. The location is associated with Valor Park at Market Common, and the Myrtle Beach market listing also references 1120 Farrow Parkway, which helps distinguish it from the other Waccamaw Market Cooperative markets across the region.

Restrooms are not listed as available, so this is not a market to approach assuming on-site facilities. Payment methods are identified clearly, which helps shoppers plan purchases without guesswork at arrival. If you are sorting between WMC’s several locations, this is the Saturday Myrtle Beach market rather than the group’s Conway, North Myrtle Beach, Pawleys Island, or university-based schedules.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP EBT is accepted at Market Common Farmers Market, giving shoppers a documented way to use food assistance benefits here. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly identified, which can make planning purchases more straightforward before you arrive at the Market Common location.