Shopping & Local Artisans

Seasonal Thursday market at Park Circle with local produce, food trucks, live music, and craft makers; easy parking by the community center.

Indoor market with many local vendors for crafts, antiques, and gifts. You shop in comfort, meet makers, and leave with personal finds and simple good food options.

An open air market on the Village Green at Patrick Square with local farms, artisan makers, and easy parking. You shop fresh, meet vendors, and support Clemson.

A community hub for exhibits, classes, and buying local art. You meet makers, learn new skills, and bring home work from Clemson artists.

Courtyard shopping village inside Sea Pines with galleries, artisan goods, and a regular farmers and makers market. Easy parking and a calm, walkable layout.

Birkdale Village is a lively open-air district of boutiques, eateries, and local shops, with tree-lined streets, seasonal events, and a laid-back vibe perfect for leisurely afternoons with family or friends.

An open air exhibit and marketplace at Memorial Waterfront Park where you meet sweetgrass basket makers, learn the craft’s history, and buy directly from local artists.

Open air shopping beside Coligny Beach with local boutiques, galleries, and practical beach gear. Easy parking, bike access, and a relaxed, walkable layout.

Set in the heart of Beech Mountain, Alpine Village Shops offers a relaxed, scenic browse through art galleries, boutiques, and eateries—great for finding souvenirs, outdoor gear, and handcrafted gifts from local makers.

Barefoot Landing is a waterfront shopping and entertainment hub in North Myrtle Beach, blending local boutiques, fresh seafood and Southern eats, scenic boardwalk strolls, live shows, and year-round events in a laid-back coastal setting.

Independent bookstore in the Masonic Temple that features regional titles, author events, and useful gifts that support Hub City Writers Project.

A friendly gallery and framing studio featuring local artists, custom framing, and occasional classes on Ben Sawyer Boulevard in Mount Pleasant.