Charlestown Farmers Market Reopens Saturday In Lake Charles

Due to COVID-19 and two hurricanes, a lot of things in Southwest Louisiana have been forced to close, which gives folks in the area nothing to do on a beautiful weekend in the Lake Area.

Well, good news! The city of Lake Charles has announced the Charlestown Farmers Market will reopen this Saturday, November 7. The market will be open from 8:00am to 12:00pm this Saturday.

The good news for residents is that the Charlestown Farmers Market is a weekly market, and once they open this Saturday, it will remain open every Saturday after that. The market is open to the public and there is no admission to visit it.

The Charlestown Farmers Market features local and fresh produce and goods, and the goal and reason they do this market is to support local farmers and businesses in the Southwest Louisiana area. Shop for fresh fruits and veggies and other unique items while getting outside and just feeling normal again.

You can also enjoy live music from local musicians while you shop and visit with family and friends while doing something really fun on a Saturday morning in Lake Charles.

Visitors of the Charlestown Farmers Market are asked to wear a mask due to ongoing COVID-19 health concerns. The market is located at 1001 Ryan Street in downtown Lake Charles right behind the historic Lake Charles city court house. This event is put on by the Historic City Hall Arts and Cultural Center.

For more information, call 337-491-9147.