MOCKSVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — A show that was designed to be a place for makers and craftsmen to sell their creations has turned into much more.
Southern Charm at the Farm is now one of the top events of its kind in the area. Every year thousands of people attend, hoping to take home one-of-a-kind items. But this year, the fall show had to be canceled due to damage from Hurricane Helene.
Now two months after the original date, the organizers have found a new location and they’re moving ahead with the show at Farmington Dragway in Mocksville. Brad Jones talked to them about why this event is so important as a showcase for items that are Made in North Carolina.
Southern Charm at the Farm is happening Saturday, Nov. 23 at Farmington Dragway, 2992 NC 801 in Mocksville.
Gates open at 9 a.m. and tickets are $5. If you have tickets to the fall show that was canceled, they’ll be accepted at this show, or the spring show coming up in April 2025. You can also check their social media pages for a map of the show field and a list of vendors so you can plan your shopping trip!
