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Reserve Your Seat Today! The tides bring back our most cherished tradition. Join us beneath the evening sky next Thursday, October 1st, for an event that honors the bounty of the Crystal Coast and the community that nourishes it. Last call! Reserve your seat today. Proceeds directly support the Mike Dunn Scholarship Fund, investing in the next generation of our local community. Look at the menu below, crafted by our region's finest chefs, highlighting the freshest catches and

Fall has arrived, and that means pumpkins are popping up everywhere—from front porches and farmers’ fields to tents at the Olde Beaufort Farmers’ Market. But how much do you really know about these colorful fall favorites? You might be surprised to learn that pumpkins are a lot more interesting than their jack-o’-lantern reputation suggests. Here are five fun facts to impress your friends the next time you’re picking out a pumpkin- and don't forget, our vendors at the OBFM ty

It's a funny thing: I’ve been part of the Olde Beaufort Farmers’ Market for about nine years now, and just lately, something has started to come into sharper focus for me. When I’m planning our social media each week, it often feels like the moment one Saturday market wraps up, I’m already thinking about the next one—and the one after that, and the one after that (and so on!) As I’ve thought about it more, especially while looking back on National Farmers’ Market Week, I’ve f

What makes the Olde Beaufort Farmers’ Market (even) so much more than a Saturday morning shopping trip? In the latest Porch Talks, hosted by Beaufort Mayor Sharon Harker, Executive Market Manager Cindy Bunch sits down for a conversation about the Olde Beaufort Farmers’ Market, its mission, and the people who make it such a special part of our community. The OBFM may be known for its fresh produce, local foods, handmade goods, and talented vendors, but there is so much more ha

We want our children to grow up knowing exactly where their food comes from. We want them to learn that animals deserve to be treated with respect, that the land should be cared for, and that hard work still matters. There was a time when every family knew where their food came from. Children grew up watching their grandparents tend gardens, collect eggs before breakfast, and raise animals with care and respect. Dinner wasn't just another meal, it was the reward for hard work

The OBFM is truly a jewel of many diverse people coming together to take pride in what they do and work toward a common goal of excellence in a market space for our community and for visitors alike. This past weekend I traveled to the Hudson Valley area of New York State for a family event. My son Mike and I spent some time driving through the old neighborhood and visiting places of interest. While doing so we found a local farmers market in action and stopped in to stretch