Blythewood Farmers Market
UnverifiedFarmers Market
Diversified Family Farm
Blythewood Bee Company
Farming since 2014
100% Grass-Fed
Certified Naturally Grown
Diversified Family Farm
Blythewood Bee Company
Our small town has a rich agricultural history of farms and farming families dating back hundreds of years. We started in the summer of 2014 with only a handful of vendors, and a few loyal customers, for twelve weeks. Over the years we have grown to average 40 vendors a week, thirty weeks a year, with hundreds of customers, and an annual Farm to Table dinner. This is a testament to our wonderful community and the Town of Blythewood, as well as to the amazing farmers and producers who show up every week. The Blythewood Farmers Market is a 501(c)(4) non-profit that hopes to improve our community by helping grow small businesses. Meet Our Founder & Market Manager Since 2014, Michaela has been working to bridge the gap between Blythewood’s historically rural homesteads and the town of Blythewood. The Farmers Market is a local, producer-only market that promotes agriculture and encourages community interaction. You’ll find Michaela both behind the scenes and on-site, working to build a positive reputation with the vendors and guests in Doko Meadows at the Blythewood Farmers Market. We're dedicated to ensuring that everyone has access to high-quality, locally sourced produce. Our market proudly accepts Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, making healthy food options more accessible to all members of our community. Our token program at the farmers market provides a convenient and equitable way for SNAP participants to access fresh, locally grown produce and artisanal goods. Learn morehere. The Blythewood Famers Market offers more than just fresh food. Take a look at some of our engaging, educational, and supportive programs. Blythewood Farmers Market’s mission is to connect the community with local farmers & producers. Blythewood Farmers Market is a 501(c)(4). Plan Your Visit|Become a Vendor|ContributeContact Us|Current Vendor Login 171 Langford Rd.Blythewood, SC 29016803-402-6884manager@blythewoodfarmersmarket.com Privacy Policy|Accessibility Statement©2026 Blythewood Farmers Market |Affordable Web Design by Snaply Sites
Our small town has a rich agricultural history of farms and farming families dating back hundreds of years. As new homeowners put down roots in Blythewood, this market helps preserve a sense of place unique to the town's history, where new families can enjoy locally grown produce and meat, and the local farmers can sustain their family businesses. The Blythewood Farmers Market is a 501(c)(4) non-profit that hopes to improve our community by helping grow small businesses. Meet Our Founder & Market Manager Since 2014, Michaela has been working to bridge the gap between Blythewood’s historically rural homesteads and the town of Blythewood. The Farmers Market is a local, producer-only market that promotes agriculture and encourages community interaction. You’ll find Michaela both behind the scenes and on-site, working to build a positive reputation with the vendors and guests in Doko Meadows at the Blythewood Farmers Market. We're dedicated to ensuring that everyone has access to high-quality, locally sourced produce. Our market proudly accepts Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, making healthy food options more accessible to all members of our community. Our token program at the farmers market provides a convenient and equitable way for SNAP participants to access fresh, locally grown produce and artisanal goods. Learn morehere. The Blythewood Famers Market offers more than just fresh food. Take a look at some of our engaging, educational, and supportive programs.
Meet Michaela Barno
Farmers Market Owner · Since 2014
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