Port Royal Farmers Market in Port Royal at Naval Heritage Park
Saturdays  –  Year Round  –  9 to 12  –  Rain or Shine

Naval Heritage Park

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

Farmer’s Market in Bluffton SC

Every Thursday from 12:00 till 5:00 (or dusk) September through May and 10:00 am to 2:00 pm June through August. 
Address: 68 Boundry Street, Bluffton, SC 29910, one block off of Calhoun Street at Martin Family Park

This weekly event is held on Boundry Street in historic Old Town Bluffton. You’ll find fresh vegetables, fruits, local honey, kettle corn, crab soup, baked goods, and flowers at this open-air market that started back in 2006.  Between the fresh produce stands, you’ll find local artists and craftsmen showcasing their work and products. Make a day exploring the Farmer’s Market by visiting local stores and restaurants. We recommend eating outside at The Pearl Kitchen and Bar or The Cottage. Both places offer great food and are steps away from this open-air market.

Farmer’s Market website.

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

Port Royal Farmers Market in Port Royal at Naval Heritage Park
Saturdays  –  Year Round  –  9 to 12  –  Rain or Shine

Naval Heritage Park

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

Farmer’s Market in Bluffton SC

Every Thursday from 12:00 till 5:00 (or dusk) September through May and 10:00 am to 2:00 pm June through August. 
Address: 68 Boundry Street, Bluffton, SC 29910, one block off of Calhoun Street at Martin Family Park

This weekly event is held on Boundry Street in historic Old Town Bluffton. You’ll find fresh vegetables, fruits, local honey, kettle corn, crab soup, baked goods, and flowers at this open-air market that started back in 2006.  Between the fresh produce stands, you’ll find local artists and craftsmen showcasing their work and products. Make a day exploring the Farmer’s Market by visiting local stores and restaurants. We recommend eating outside at The Pearl Kitchen and Bar or The Cottage. Both places offer great food and are steps away from this open-air market.

Farmer’s Market website.

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

Port Royal Farmers Market in Port Royal at Naval Heritage Park
Saturdays  –  Year Round  –  9 to 12  –  Rain or Shine

Naval Heritage Park

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

Lowcountry’s Natural Living & Sustainable Market
Root and Bloom Market
Every Wednesday, 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Martin Family Park

We’ve made a promise. Our promise to the community is to bring natural foods, organic produce, pastured meats, select artisans, and natural wellness products to you each and every week in one place! The vendors at Root and Bloom Market all share something in common, the mission to educate the community with natural alternatives. We believe that each dollar spent casts a vote, and by supporting the market, you are supporting real farmers that grow food sustainably, organically, and humanely. You are supporting local small businesses that create products and foods that fit a natural living lifestyle. You will also find a select variety of local artisans and makers. We look forward to serving the community and bringing quality goods and products! Help spread the word and come see us each Wednesday at Martin Family Park in Bluffton, SC from 3-7pm!

Have reusable shopping bags? Make sure you bring them! Lots of market goodies to take home!

Thank you for supporting our local farmers, makers, and artisans of the Lowcountry.

Root and Bloom Market

Farmer’s Market in Bluffton SC

Every Thursday from 12:00 till 5:00 (or dusk) September through May and 10:00 am to 2:00 pm June through August. 
Address: 68 Boundry Street, Bluffton, SC 29910, one block off of Calhoun Street at Martin Family Park

This weekly event is held on Boundry Street in historic Old Town Bluffton. You’ll find fresh vegetables, fruits, local honey, kettle corn, crab soup, baked goods, and flowers at this open-air market that started back in 2006.  Between the fresh produce stands, you’ll find local artists and craftsmen showcasing their work and products. Make a day exploring the Farmer’s Market by visiting local stores and restaurants. We recommend eating outside at The Pearl Kitchen and Bar or The Cottage. Both places offer great food and are steps away from this open-air market.

Farmer’s Market website.

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

SALT MARSH DISCOVERY

 Apr 21st, 2023 – May 26th, 2023 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Location:   Coastal Discovery Museum

Coastal Discovery Museum 70 Honey Horn Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926Maps & Directions

CALL (843) 679-6767

The Salt Marsh is one of our area’s most prominent features, not to mention an essential resource. Most coastal creatures depend partially or even fully on the Salt Marsh for survival and repay those benefits extensively with the role they play. The Salt Marsh itself has a unique role not only as a nursery for many of the creatures that inhabit the coast is but also as a water filter vital for the functioning of the entire coastal ecosystem (a fascinating tale that is often overlooked). Learn from an expert how and why this particular environment is so important. Considered one of the most productive ecosystems on earth, the Salt Marsh is a place worth visiting and discovering while on Hilton Head Island.

September-May: Fridays from 10:00-11:30am.

$12 adults / $7 child (ages 4-12) / Not recommended for children under the age of 4.

Old Town Art Celebration
When: April 21st – Arpil 23rd, 2023
Where: Downtown Bluffton

Come out and enjoy an entire weekend of activities and events in Old Town Bluffton! Friday, April 21st, thru Sunday, April 23rd. On Friday, explore the Spring Art Walk from 5:00 pm till 7:00 pm. Most shops and galleries will be open late. Discover new artists and live music! On Saturday, Earth Day, select galleries in Historic Old Town will hold live demos. And on Sunday, April 23rd, enjoy brunch at select restaurants in Old Town open on Sunday.

Port Royal Farmers Market in Port Royal at Naval Heritage Park
Saturdays  –  Year Round  –  9 to 12  –  Rain or Shine

Naval Heritage Park

World Book Day Bluffton Fundraiser
When: April 22, 2023, 5-9PM
Where: Martin Family Park
Bluffton, SC

DANCE to THE CHIGGERS
DINE with CELEBRITIES
DONATE to CHARITIES for CHILDREN!

Libraries 4 Kids

A World Book Day event ticket buys you a seat at a table with a local, national, or international celebrity: authors, artists, athletes, media personalities, local heroes, and much more! There will be 19 tables under a beautiful tent. Tickets are all general admission and cost $150 each. There are 8 seats at each table. Two seats will be filled with a celebrity and his or her guest. Part of the fun will be finding out who YOUR celebrity will be because our fabulous celebrities will draw their table number for the evening.

Enjoy a delicious dinner and dance the night away to music by The Chiggers, winner of 2020’s Best Local Band Award! 2020 was also the year that Libraries for Kids, International won the local Chamber of Commerce award for Best Non-Profit. Winning that award was a tremendous honor, but the Pandemic made it harder than ever to raise funds, especially for a newly formed nonprofit. With a lot of hard work, and some wonderful, caring supporters, we persevered and in just 3 years created more than 3,000 libraries in rural areas of Kenya.

But there is much more to do! Kenya has over 6,753 rural schools and approximately 1.5 million children with little or no electricity or internet. Our goal is to supply all rural Kenyan schools with a library. Looking ahead we have a waiting list of countries needing help and are collaborating with other non-profits to expand into Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, and beyond.

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

Lowcountry’s Natural Living & Sustainable Market
Root and Bloom Market
Every Wednesday, 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Martin Family Park

We’ve made a promise. Our promise to the community is to bring natural foods, organic produce, pastured meats, select artisans, and natural wellness products to you each and every week in one place! The vendors at Root and Bloom Market all share something in common, the mission to educate the community with natural alternatives. We believe that each dollar spent casts a vote, and by supporting the market, you are supporting real farmers that grow food sustainably, organically, and humanely. You are supporting local small businesses that create products and foods that fit a natural living lifestyle. You will also find a select variety of local artisans and makers. We look forward to serving the community and bringing quality goods and products! Help spread the word and come see us each Wednesday at Martin Family Park in Bluffton, SC from 3-7pm!

Have reusable shopping bags? Make sure you bring them! Lots of market goodies to take home!

Thank you for supporting our local farmers, makers, and artisans of the Lowcountry.

Root and Bloom Market

Farmer’s Market in Bluffton SC

Every Thursday from 12:00 till 5:00 (or dusk) September through May and 10:00 am to 2:00 pm June through August. 
Address: 68 Boundry Street, Bluffton, SC 29910, one block off of Calhoun Street at Martin Family Park

This weekly event is held on Boundry Street in historic Old Town Bluffton. You’ll find fresh vegetables, fruits, local honey, kettle corn, crab soup, baked goods, and flowers at this open-air market that started back in 2006.  Between the fresh produce stands, you’ll find local artists and craftsmen showcasing their work and products. Make a day exploring the Farmer’s Market by visiting local stores and restaurants. We recommend eating outside at The Pearl Kitchen and Bar or The Cottage. Both places offer great food and are steps away from this open-air market.

Farmer’s Market website.

The Garvin-Garvey House is located at the intersection of Bridge Street and Wharf Street within the “Old Town” district of Bluffton, SC. The structure dates to ca. 1870 and is an excellent example of Carolina Lowcountry vernacular architecture of the late-19th Century. It is believed to be one of the earliest known freedmen owned houses still extant on the May River. Guided tours of the Garvin Garvey House are available on Tuesday and Thursday from 10am-4pm and on Friday’s by appointment. Reservations are not required for guided tours unless you have a group of 10 or more. Tours last approximately 30 minutes and are offered as visitors arrive unless previously scheduled. The Garvin-Garvey Freedman Cottage was recently renovated in 2016.

Adult: $5
Children under 10: Free

For More Information Call: (843) 757-6293

SALT MARSH DISCOVERY

 Apr 21st, 2023 – May 26th, 2023 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Location:   Coastal Discovery Museum

Coastal Discovery Museum 70 Honey Horn Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926Maps & Directions

CALL (843) 679-6767

The Salt Marsh is one of our area’s most prominent features, not to mention an essential resource. Most coastal creatures depend partially or even fully on the Salt Marsh for survival and repay those benefits extensively with the role they play. The Salt Marsh itself has a unique role not only as a nursery for many of the creatures that inhabit the coast is but also as a water filter vital for the functioning of the entire coastal ecosystem (a fascinating tale that is often overlooked). Learn from an expert how and why this particular environment is so important. Considered one of the most productive ecosystems on earth, the Salt Marsh is a place worth visiting and discovering while on Hilton Head Island.

September-May: Fridays from 10:00-11:30am.

$12 adults / $7 child (ages 4-12) / Not recommended for children under the age of 4.

Port Royal Farmers Market in Port Royal at Naval Heritage Park
Saturdays  –  Year Round  –  9 to 12  –  Rain or Shine

Naval Heritage Park