Historic Charleston City Market

Some vendors accept CC, I think there were very few that did not

Yes, in fact, i enjoy it better on the weekdays before Friday. A lot less traffic, and all the same vendors.

Yes in 2 locations

YES!!! Now open. Shop safe. 😷

Tickets are 14$. It's cheaper to get a ticket rather than paying

Check out local channel 5 Lowcountry Weekend on their website or app for a current listing of local events. Or Charleston Area convention and Visitors Bureau.

Yes. I've seen others walk their dogs

Fantastic place shop and eat. Take in all of the city's rich history and charm

Dogs are not allowed unless they are service dogs

Ofcourse mask will required and you can buy tickets by walkin

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9 am

No

There are 2 spice standard both are fun food items

There is on street parking but check signs. We had a car in our party get towed one day for parking during wrong time

Never counted them

No real dining in the market, there are many on the street, but I do not remember crepes

The market is "JURIED" venue, so a merchant would have to have their products reviewed the approved before space could be rented. Most vendors are "permanent, therefore, availability of leases can be limited. Great question! Hope this helps some.

No

It is open now! Bring good walking shoes and Water!:)

You could park down at Battery Park get there early and parking is free in certain areas. Nice walk to downtown

Yes it is. They start setting up around 10 am.

Coffee shop inside the Market and several restaurants within walking distance

Yes, a few vendors had them in stock and at varying reasonable prices.

All shops were open yesterday. Can't say on replacement globe

Some are..You can't go inside of the market.

What about the space under the Confederate museum? Last I knew they have put barriers & blocks up along the row. I hope you find a spot.

I believe so. Verify with the Charleston Visitor Center.

Usually open on Sunday but closed now due to virus.

Each shop has it's own policy. We were there last week and didn't wear one in almost all stores we went to.

Best to touch bases with the shops. I'm so sorry, I'm not sure.

Yes, plenty

The public parking areas are plentiful and affordable

9 to 8 I believe

You ask for it

To my understanding it's year round and a really nice place to go shipping when in town they have a bunch of really nice booths

I did not see one but I may have missed it!

Easy walking distance. You can see the cruise ship from the market.

Nope it's always open

Homewood Suites is reasonable. If you are AAA member you get that discount too.

There are parking decks nearby your GPS will show.

Not sure. I can find out as I will be there tomorrow

Cash or credit. Basic

Yes.

Inside sections probably not, outdoor sections possibly, but I wouldn't take my dogs down there this time of year due to the heat. The pavement/bricks alone are hot enough to burn their paw pads.

Yes I believe so.

Sorry I forgot either

It's open 7 days a week Is a wonderful place

Only service dogs although I did see two people with dogs running around and they weren't identified as service dogs.

Sorry no

They're allowed but not recommended - it's crowded, always.

No Vera is not in the Charleston City market.

yes

The Charleston Tea Plantation is a nice experience. Free tea samples from the local fields. Approximately 40 minutes from the Market. On the way out you can stop by Angle Oak Park. There is a Giant Oak tree they date it to be over 500 years old.

You would have to go to the market to find it.

Yes. I called the phone number on their Facebook page and they confirmed they are open normal hours on Labor Day, 9:30am-6:30pm.

Thank you shannon.

Mid afternoon

There is access but none publicly available

Are the open sheds open on Saturday during the summer?

Yes , Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, from 6:30p - 10p.

For the most part yes. There are some stairs at the two restaurants, but the rest of the market is accessible. It can be crowded though.

Open every day, just the vendors differ.

Yes.

No

M-S

U must qualify first. They r taking on new vendors soon but all must go through the night market first . Also only hand made items r accepted. I am a permanent vendor selling leather items at c8.

Not in the market itself. But a there many in the parallel buildings!

About 5 or 6 blocks. You can see the Carnival Cruise ships docked in the distance.

We are open everyday but Christmas. 9:30-5pm (outside) 9:30-6pm (inside). Outside vendors get to choose to come or not though. Depending on the holidays and weather.

Next weekend

Inside .... loooong corridor with all kinds of stuff to buy on either side

On the Website, it says that the market is open every day of the year except December 25th. However, the hours (9:30AM - 6:00PM), may vary on Easter Sunday (Sunday, April 1st)

Which vendor do you mean?

No, it's so crowed it would be hard

Thousand a month. Chamber Commerce

I believe so.

Fleet Landing on the harbor!

Yep, one of several parking structures or simply using one of the metered locations

There is a sign that the market is closed on Christmas day. It should be open the day after.

They may have them still I recall seeing little hand made ones when I was there it's been a while but it was right outside the glasses in portion

Yes

Hymans on Meeting St about 1 block from the Market. Seafood and Deli- great menu - Good Food - reasonable prices 😉

There's are numerous parking lots in the downtown area including one on the corner of N. Market St. & Anson St.

Yes

15mins

Only trash cans in bathroom, so make sure you don't have any garbage. Or you will be stuck holding it.

There are paid parking garages and lots near by.

Yes, but remember there are tons of people and kids.