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February 2020
Sit back, relax, and experience the animals and plant life of the Sea Pines Forest Preserve. Reservations required. $16/adult, $13/child (ages 12 & younger). Call The Sea Pines Resort Recreation Department at 843.842.1979.
Find out moreSit back, relax, and experience the animals and plant life of the Sea Pines Forest Preserve. Reservations required. $16/adult, $13/child (ages 12 & younger). Call The Sea Pines Resort Recreation Department at 843.842.1979.
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Join the staff of Forsythe Jewelers for the Jude Frances Trunk Show on Wednesday, February 12, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. View the new Spring Collection and pieces that will take you from day into evening. Jude Frances Jewelry offers something for women of all ages, combining classic elegance with on trend shapes and styles.
Find out moreSit back, relax, and experience the animals and plant life of the Sea Pines Forest Preserve. Reservations required. $16/adult, $13/child (ages 12 & younger). Call The Sea Pines Resort Recreation Department at 843.842.1979.
Find out moreSit back, relax, and experience the animals and plant life of the Sea Pines Forest Preserve. Reservations required. $16/adult, $13/child (ages 12 & younger). Call The Sea Pines Resort Recreation Department at 843.842.1979.
Find out moreMarch 2020
Join the staff of Forsythe Jewelers for the Jude Frances Trunk Show on Wednesday, February 12, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. View the new Spring Collection and pieces that will take you from day into evening. Jude Frances Jewelry offers something for women of all ages, combining classic elegance with on trend shapes and styles.
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The Farmer's Market for Tuesday, March 17, has been cancelled.
Our Farmer’s Market began as an idea with roots stemming from a lively discussion of where to buy the best local produce on “the island.” In the years since, we can’t recall the details of the conversation, but one thing was abundantly clear: the need for quality, local goods on Hilton Head Island.
Sea Pines Center and Lowcountry Produce got to work. They began reaching out to their network of farmers, artists, and purveyors across the area, inviting them to join. Their dedication paid off and the first-ever Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center opened in June 2013.
Collectively, we’ve been able to bring the unique, local flavor of the island to the residents and visitors of Sea Pines.
Now in our seventh year and more than 200 markets under our belt, we continue to host a diverse group of local farmers, artists, and purveyors every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Join us and taste the Lowcountry at the Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center.
The Farmer's Market has been cancelled until further notice. Check back often for updates.
Our Farmer’s Market began as an idea with roots stemming from a lively discussion of where to buy the best local produce on “the island.” In the years since, we can’t recall the details of the conversation, but one thing was abundantly clear: the need for quality, local goods on Hilton Head Island.
Sea Pines Center and Lowcountry Produce got to work. They began reaching out to their network of farmers, artists, and purveyors across the area, inviting them to join. Their dedication paid off and the first-ever Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center opened in June 2013.
Collectively, we’ve been able to bring the unique, local flavor of the island to the residents and visitors of Sea Pines.
Now in our seventh year and more than 200 markets under our belt, we continue to host a diverse group of local farmers, artists, and purveyors every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Join us and taste the Lowcountry at the Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center.
The Farmer's Market has been cancelled until further notice. Check back often for updates.
Our Farmer’s Market began as an idea with roots stemming from a lively discussion of where to buy the best local produce on “the island.” In the years since, we can’t recall the details of the conversation, but one thing was abundantly clear: the need for quality, local goods on Hilton Head Island.
Sea Pines Center and Lowcountry Produce got to work. They began reaching out to their network of farmers, artists, and purveyors across the area, inviting them to join. Their dedication paid off and the first-ever Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center opened in June 2013.
Collectively, we’ve been able to bring the unique, local flavor of the island to the residents and visitors of Sea Pines.
Now in our seventh year and more than 200 markets under our belt, we continue to host a diverse group of local farmers, artists, and purveyors every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Join us and taste the Lowcountry at the Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center.
April 2020
The Farmer's Market has been cancelled until further notice. Check back often for updates.
Our Farmer’s Market began as an idea with roots stemming from a lively discussion of where to buy the best local produce on “the island.” In the years since, we can’t recall the details of the conversation, but one thing was abundantly clear: the need for quality, local goods on Hilton Head Island.
Sea Pines Center and Lowcountry Produce got to work. They began reaching out to their network of farmers, artists, and purveyors across the area, inviting them to join. Their dedication paid off and the first-ever Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center opened in June 2013.
Collectively, we’ve been able to bring the unique, local flavor of the island to the residents and visitors of Sea Pines.
Now in our seventh year and more than 200 markets under our belt, we continue to host a diverse group of local farmers, artists, and purveyors every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Join us and taste the Lowcountry at the Farmer’s Market at Sea Pines Center.