North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market

North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market is part of the Waccamaw Market Cooperative, a nonprofit that coordinates and manages community-based farmers markets across Horry and Georgetown Counties in partnership with public and private organizations. In North Myrtle Beach, the market is listed at 925 1st Ave. S., giving this stop a defined place within that wider regional network. One visitor described it as a place to support local farmers and vendors, adding that it sits across from the library in North Myrtle Beach. That mix of a fixed local address and a broader nonprofit market system gives the market a practical, regional footing.

Why it matters locally

The Waccamaw Market Cooperative does not run this market as a standalone pop-up; it coordinates community-based farmers markets throughout Horry and Georgetown Counties. That matters in North Myrtle Beach because this market is part of a regional network sponsored with public and private organizations, linking it to a wider structure than a single-site event. The North Myrtle Beach location appears alongside other Waccamaw Market Cooperative market sites including Conway, Myrtle Beach, Pawleys Island, and Coastal Carolina University’s Prince Lawn. In practice, the local significance here comes from that organized county-scale framework, with North Myrtle Beach holding its own place at 925 1st Ave. S. within the cooperative’s schedule.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how some shoppers plan the trip. The market is listed at 925 1st Ave. S. in North Myrtle Beach, and a visitor noted that it is across from the library, a useful landmark when approaching the site. The posted market day is Tuesday, with a 10am to 3pm schedule during the stated season, so this is a daytime weekday stop rather than an early-morning weekend market. Restrooms are not available on site. Payment methods are clearly posted, which helps if you want to sort purchases quickly once you arrive. One visitor mentioned buying Cherokee tomatoes and whipped honey here, a small but concrete signal for the kinds of shopping people have reported doing at this market.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market. Payment methods are also clearly posted on site, which makes it easier to sort out how you want to pay before you start shopping. For shoppers using food assistance benefits, that confirmed SNAP access is one of the clearest practical details available for this market.