On Saturday, tickets are only available online. On Sunday, tickets are available online and at the gate. They may be purchased at charmatthefarm.com.
Children age 12 and younger are admitted free, and parking is free.
Charm at the Farm features locally owned and female-owned small businesses, and $1 of every ticket sale supports Madi’s House, a nonprofit that helps young adults struggling with addiction and mental illness.
The August “Charm” will have more than 30 vendors, organizers said in a news release.
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