A local told me about the market and talked it down a bit. But, it turned out to be large and…read morecomplete with a bathroom! Everyone was super friendly too! I met a local third generation farmer named Artis who sold me some henpecked mustard greens, regular mustard greens and turnip greens along with sharing his personal family recipe! What an amazing life and soul Artis has! Thank you! Life is delicious with local fresh greens from the farmers market!

Great mix of vendors and artists! Parking very easy to find - everyone was so nice and friendly!…read moreHighly recommend!!

The chair of the meeting post-election made such comments to the farmers and vendors present at the…read moremeeting as "we don't care what you think we're going to listen to the county," "the Leroy James farmers market will be closed until Farmers learn how to grow tomatoes in the winter," he threatened certain members of the committee who disagreed with him with lawsuit, and replied to the vendors who were having a hard time hearing what was going on in the meeting due to a lack of microphone being provided by the county despite it being requested that they should "put your hearing aids in Old Man." This is a person who brags about going to barbecues and birthday parties with County staff while presiding over the advisory committee meeting, this is a person who represents the Pitt County Board of Commissioners and County staff. This person self admits to having anger management issues and brags about ripping telephones out of the hospital wall back in the day. He looked the vendors right in the eye and said I do not represent you. If we want to save this farmers market it means listening to the farmers who literally make up the name of the market. The vendors must be heard. Now, instead of listening to the vendors, the vendors who disagreed with the current policies are being kicked out one by one. Alarita Gourmet Foods, Forest of Eden Farm & Nursery, and Wind Leaf Farm are just three examples of many! I repeat: unelected government bureaucrats are retaliating against vendors for exercising their right to free speech.

This spot was a lot of fun; browsing the various vendors of produce, baked goods, honey and craft…read moreitems. Folks were so friendly and the live music added to the atmosphere.

We were visiting the area and visited thr Farmers Market on the right day! Today is Watermelon Day!…read moreOne ice cream booth was handing out FREE watermelon ice cream. It was delicious! There's sooo much great produce and homemade products here. You need to stop by when you can. It's worth it!

Awesome! Great menu, beautiful tasty fresh food, and the friendliest people. Great lunch experience…read moretoday. And thank you for upholding mask mandates!!! A real gem.

Making my way through my quest to visit every County Courthouse in North Carolina (there are 100),…read moreI was pleasantly surprised to encounter the Olde Beaufort Farmers' Market this morning. Dozens of tents and vendors along the walkways and under the trees next to the Carteret County Courthouse. Fresh vegetables and fruits, fresh fish on ice, coffee, artisan breads and pastries, arts and crafts including pottery and paintings and candles and jewelry. Even the county's bookmobile was here like a roving little free library. Live music and community organizations. I enjoyed a coffee and wandered. Lots of interesting merchandise, many interesting people. Parking is a challenge but I pounced on a space when someone departed. [Review 769 of 2025 - 4201 in North Carolina - 24329 overall]

A Saturday morning market in historic Olde Town Beaufort with art work, produce, seafood, music,…read moreand crafts. Plenty of shade so it's nice to walk around especially when it's hot outside. Nice to see local artists showcasing their work.

What a gem this place is!! If I lived closer I would be…read morehere daily! The amount of fresh fruit. Veggies. Breads. Cheeses. Everything you could want is here in one place. Including a huge outdoor area for concerts, food truck, and a few other little areas with MORE AREAS TO SHOP! They have cats to pet. A rabbit to look at. Wind chimes galore!!! The customer service is out of this world!! We had just come from another farm stand down the road and we were not impressed by the customer service there at all so this was a wonderful change! If you're taking a ride to OBX... STOP HERE! Grab a CHEERWINE float and some snacks!

We past by this gem on our first trip to outer banks. My father's name is morris so he got a kick…read moreout of that. This place is so cool. There's so much to offer and see. There's fresh fruit to buy that was delicious and well priced. There's clothing, baked items, cool cola options etc.

Oh my gosh, this place is incredible! It's a must-visit for anyone looking for a wonderful,…read morefriendly, and diverse selection of delicious food. Trust me, you won't regret it! P.s. The salsa is to die for

It was a lovely day, and on Facebook, I noticed it was "National Ice Cream Day" and High Cotton had…read morethe ice cream for $1 off. Good reasons to go check out the place! It is located off of Hwy 64 just a few miles out of Williamston. Fortunately, they have plenty of road signs to let you know where to turn! Outside was a colorful display of pumpkins, mums, and other autumn accessories. Inside were seeds, wreaths, birdhouses, locally sourced vegetables, eggs, hoop cheese, peanuts, sauces, CBD items - and ice cream! Merchandise will vary on the season. The store owner and I talked about some of the Christmas holiday merchandise they plan to have soon. (I will be back) The strawberry cheesecake Ice Cream was very good!