Locally Grown Farmers Market
2026-09-23 11:00 - 15:00, 2026-09-30 11:00 - 15:00, 2026-10-07 11:00 - 15:00, 2026-10-14 11:00 - 15:00, 2026-10-21 11:00 - 15:00, 2026-10-28 11:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | The Commons
Choose the Food Less Traveled at Locally Grown on The Green
Discover the taste of homegrown goodness at Locally Grown on The Green, Cashiers’ farm stand market featuring local growers. This producer-only market showcases the best of our region, with vendors who grow and make their products within a 50-mile radius of Cashiers.
Shopping at the Green Market is more than just filling your basket—it’s a chance to learn about where your food comes from, who grew it, and why it tastes so amazing.
What you’ll find:

Naturally raised meats
Locally grown produce
Farm-fresh eggs
Handcrafted jams & savory pickles
Local honey products
Freshly baked bread & pastries
Wholesome granola
Vibrant, freshly cut flowers
Locally grown perennials…& so much more!

Always fresh. Always local. Bring the farm to your table!
Locally Grown on The Green
Every Wednesday, May 7th – October 28th
(No Market on July 15th and August 5th, or September 2nd)
160 Frank Allen Road, Cashiers

Youth Nature Series: Magnifying the Magical World of Moss by Skye Cahoon
2026-10-13 16:00 - 17:00 | Common’s Lawn, 160 Frank Allen Road, Cashiers, NC, 28717, United States
Beginner bryologists (moss scientists) are invited to marvel at mosses! These tiny plants can live almost anywhere, including places like our windowsills and sidewalks. They may seem like green fuzz, but when we zoom in a little, they look like mini trees and ferns. There are even little animals living in the moss, like mites and water bears! During this event, budding naturalists will get up-close and personal with a variety of local, native mosses. We will learn how to tell them apart from each other using magnifying glasses, and discover why they are important to our forests.
Presenter Bio: Skye Cahoon grew up in Massachusetts and, as a kid, could often be found climbing trees, hunting for salamanders, or chasing fish at her local swimming hole. Her passion for nature grew as she did, and in 2020 she earned her Bachelor of Science in Zoology from the University of Maine. After graduating, Skye researched blackbirds in the mountains of New Hampshire, studied quail in the pine savannahs of Florida’s panhandle, monitored songbird nests in the sagebrush scrub of Montana, and led folks on educational adventures on the rocky coast of Maine before landing in Jackson County in 2023. She is currently the Conservation Outreach Director for Mainspring Conservation Trust.
In her spare time, Skye enjoys hiking, foraging, cooking, gardening, and yoga. On rainy days, she can be found painting, reading, playing her ukulele (badly), and cuddling her cats.
The Village Green and Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust co-host a series of lectures each summer. Visitors and residents learn about wildlife, habitats, conservation, and local cultural heritage from expert speakers in their fields! See the full program schedule here.
All of the Nature Series Programs, adult and youth, are FREE, family-friendly, held RAIN OR SHINE, and no reservations are required.
Thank you to Cedar Creek Club for sponsoring the Village Nature Series!
