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Maisie’s Sunday Market
For Tega Cay, By Tega Cay — Free for All to Exhibit or Attend
Six Sundays, done. Thank you, Tega Cay. Watch for pop-ups this winter and the full market in the spring. Exhibitor applications for spring are open now.
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Six Sundays, September 20 to October 25, 2026 · 2150 Gold Hill Road, Tega Cay
The 2026 Season
A Free Table
A Free Table
for Tega Cay
For six Sundays, September 20 through October 25, part of the property at 2150 Gold Hill Road belonged to Tega Cay’s own small businesses, artisans, farmers, clubs, and nonprofits. Thirty-three neighbors set up a table over the season, a different mix each week. Thank you to every one of them, and to everyone who came to browse.
Why we started it is in the Journal piece announcing the market.
Thank You
Who Set Up in 2026
These are the neighbors who set up a table this fall. Look them up. They’re all still right here in Tega Cay.
No exhibitors in that category yet.
Home
Tega Cay Shades
Elegant Window Fashions · Scott Frisch
Shades and blinds, and the fabrics running now, from a company that works this side of the lake.
Fitness Studio
Vibe Pilates
Stockbridge Commons, at 160 and Gold Hill Road
They are not strangers here — they brought thirty-three mats to our dining room when the rain moved class indoors.
Real Estate
Lauren James, Realtor
Real Broker, LLC
Buying and selling in Tega Cay, and what the market is actually doing right now, with the numbers on the table rather than a guess.
Marketing & Social
Blue Cove Creative
Megan Robider
Social media management, content, and marketing for small businesses, run out of Tega Cay.
Relationships
Couples Haven
Kimberly Keefer
A practice for couples who want to find their way back to each other. Her table has games, conversation starters, and tools you can take home, plus information on local couples therapy and relationship intensives.
Packaged Food
Oh Batch! Bakeshop
Katie Kelly
Tega Cay’s original square cookie, baked small-batch and served in its own tin. The OG chocolate chip, OG plus nuts, Kitchen Sink, and Birthday Cake.
Retail
Laketown Apparel
Morgan Lavender
Tega Cay and lake life gear — hats, sweatshirts, tumblers, and stickers.
Artisan
CR Atelier
Randall Campos Badilla
Surrealist and hyperrealist paintings that work through nature, emotion, and dreamlike worlds, with the kind of detail that holds up close.
AM
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Salon
The Lighthouse Salon
Gianna Baber
Hair products to take home, and short consultations at the table.
BM
Interior Design
Brooke & Maisy Interior Designs
Amanda Nelson
Interior design and window fashions, with giveaways and a prize drawing at the table.
Design and Build
LEGACY Design & Build
Byron Reitzel
Design and build work, and a conversation about what a project actually takes.
Preschool
The Learning Experience at Tega Cay
Angela Infrante · Hubert Graham Way
Enrichment, curriculum, and answers about early learning, from the preschool up the road.
ND
Retail
NeuroDynamic Minds
Stephanie Kessl
Neuro-affirming swag, services, and hosted events, celebrating the ways different brains show up.
BT
Travel
Best Choice for Travel
Megan Daniels
Brochures, cards, and a conversation with a local independent travel advisor.
Retail
Milltown Mercantile + Threadworks
Molly Ernst
Tega Cay hats, Fort Mill and Gold Hill spirit wear, wreath sashes, and embroidered tote bags.
Wellness
Rooted Holistic Wellness
Mandi Murrow
Hand-styled trucker hats, natural stone jewelry, and small-batch skin creams, alongside a free wellness guide of recipes and everyday tips. There’s a giveaway at the table you can enter from your phone.
TF
Artisan
Timberlake Farms — Three Bees Candles
Daryl and Kelly Palubiak
Hand-poured soy candles in small batches, Tega Cay themed flags, and local honey when they have it.
KC
Artisan
Keepin it Crafty!
Toni Mitchell
Make your own succulent teacup across six stations, or take one already made. Macramé plant hangers as well, and craft parties she’ll run at your place or hers.
OP
Artisan
Opal Pearl Co.
Jaci Phelps
Hand-built polymer clay jewelry, alongside small embroidered pieces.
MC
Golf Carts
Macaluso Golf Carts
Travis and Kelly Macaluso
Repairs, upgrades, performance work, and new carts, with one parked at the table to look over.
PP
Local Farm
The Promised Pond
Jade Williams
Homegrown popcorn, luffa gourds, herbs, teas, jellies, jams, pickles, and baked goods, along with natural wellness products.
PA
Crafts
CMB Creations
Courtney Kallenberg
A mobile cart where you make your own slime and play dough.
Retail
Tega Cay Toys
Alexis Merrick
Trendy toys and squishies, including Smushers, Orb goodies, and Top Trenz favorites.
Wellness
Wellness by Shaina Joyce
Shaina Partlow
Community and women’s wellness, with retreats and coaching programs. Stop by to pin your favorite Tega Cay spot on the board, grab a free sticker, and claim a free 15-minute wellness chat.
Design
Karl Schaefer Designs
Karl Schaefer
Floor plans, building renderings, and walking people through rooms that still live only on a screen. More than twenty years of it, and the reason this building feels the way it does.
WD
Community Group
Wild About Deer
Alicia Formato
Stickers, tee shirts, and bags celebrating Tega Cay’s deer, alongside non-lethal solutions for a healthy herd.
Nonprofit
Tega Cay Music Association
Linda Reeves
What the association has built for music in Tega Cay, with giveaways and a raffle, and the chance they set up to play.
Nonprofit
The Carolina Copy Cats
A costumed lip-synch and dance revue that plays senior groups around the region and funds high-school scholarships.
Nonprofit
ChooseKindACD Foundation
Kindness and safe choices behind the wheel — the foundation the brae backs year-round. Their 5K ran here on October 17, and why we back them is in the Journal.
Nonprofit
York County Reads
No- to low-cost literacy instruction for underserved, struggling readers across York County, and their first Read-a-Thon is coming to the brae.
What’s Next
Pop-Ups,
Pop-Ups,
Then Spring
Over the winter, keep an eye out for pop-up markets on the brae. The full market reopens in the spring. Check back here for dates, or follow @maisiesgreenbrae. We’re taking exhibitors for the spring market now. Artisans, farmers, small businesses, clubs, and nonprofits are all welcome. Apply below, or email maisie@mgb-llc.co with questions.
Questions
Before You Come
- When was Maisie’s Sunday Market?
- The 2026 season ran six Sundays, September 20 through October 25, from 1:00 to 5:00 PM at Maisie’s Green Brae, 2150 Gold Hill Road, Tega Cay, SC 29708.
- Will it come back?
- Yes. Keep an eye out for pop-up markets over the winter. The full market reopens in the spring. Check back here for dates.
- How much does it cost to come?
- Nothing. There is no ticket and no admission charge, and parking is on site.
- Who can set up a table?
- Entrepreneurs who live in Tega Cay, and small businesses and nonprofits that operate here. Artisans, service providers, farmers, clubs, and any business that doesn’t compete directly with our own restaurant and bar. No ready-to-eat food or drink for on-site consumption; packaged, take-home goods are welcome.
- What does it cost to exhibit?
- Nothing. There is no booth fee. We ask that you post about your Sunday on your own channels at least once and tag us where you can.
- How does a business apply?
- Apply now for the spring market with the exhibitor application. Questions go to maisie@mgb-llc.co.
- What if my business isn’t in Tega Cay?
- This season is for Tega Cay. We are already planning a Spring Local Market with a wider radius, and we work with businesses from outside town year-round through our charity event sponsorships.
Six Sundays
Thank You,
Thank You,
Tega Cay
2150 Gold Hill Road, Tega Cay, SC 29708. Pop-ups this winter. The full market in the spring.