The market is back for 2024 with its one-of-a-kind, upscale, outdoor shopping experience, plus new and enhanced elements for shoppers
Charm at the Farm Vintage Market is hosting its first of three open-air shopping markets June 7 to 9 in Lebanon. This popular event is not only back to bring shoppers an ultimate experience, but to bring to life its mission of paying it forward while cultivating community health and wellness and supporting its 2024 beneficiary partner The Centurion Project.
With each market, $1 of every ticket sold will directly benefit The Centurion Project, which partners with local churches to provide mental health support for active-duty military and Veterans dealing with trauma.
“At Charm, we strive to promote and support small businesses and give back to our community,” says Amy Doyle, co-owner and founder of Charm at the Farm. “Not only will you enjoy a fun and fabulous weekend at the farm as you peruse and purchase unique items curated and created by our talented vendors, but you’ll also be a part of our collaborative mission to inspire wellness, while helping military families find hope and healing too.”
Additionally, the market is featuring several new elements to this year’s festivities. There will be a brand-new Wellness Lounge section of the farm this year which will include local health and fitness vendors providing interactive experiences like acupuncture, light massages, IV hydration stations, chiropractic consults, organic juices and more. Several new food and drink vendors will be attending, including healthier options such as charcuterie boards, hibachi and vegan options, healthy popsicles, rolled ice cream, sweet and savory waffles, coffee, tacos, pizza, BBQ, funnel cakes, popcorn and more. The Hive Co. will be in attendance Friday night to serve VIPs an exclusive Charm cocktail. Wine and beer options will be available for purchase on Friday and Saturday.
And when it comes to shopping, there will be no shortage of that for Charmers, with more than 115 vendors and shops in attendance, all of which have been carefully curated and hand-selected by owners Amy Doyle and Jayme Kuenkel. Charm vendors offer a range of vintage and handmade items, repurposed furniture, jewelry, clothing, home decor, gifts and more. Charmers can also enjoy permanent jewelry and build-your-own-hat bars at the event, as well as Charm’s signature photo opportunity at the Charm barn.
There are a total of 20 new vendors to the market, and while most of them are from Ohio, others will be traveling from Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee to bring their products to shoppers.
All Friday and Saturday Charm at the Farm tickets must be purchased online in advance. Sunday tickets are available both online and at the gate. VIP and early bird tickets include complimentary re-entry for the entire weekend.
Charm at the Farm tickets range from $10-$20 and parking is free. You can read more about the market and purchase your tickets at its website.
Charm at the Farm is located at 4953 Bunnell Hill Road in Lebanon.
