Charm at the Farm celebrates 10 Years by giving back to multiple local charities

Beloved open-air market marks a decade of supporting small businesses with its largest charitable initiative yet.

For the past 10 years, Charm at the Farm Vintage Market has become known for more than just vintage finds, handcrafted goods and a picturesque shopping experience. The beloved Lebanon destination has also built a tradition of giving back to causes that matter throughout Greater Cincinnati.

Now, as Charm celebrates its milestone 10th anniversary season, the market is expanding its charitable impact in a meaningful way.

This year, Charm at the Farm will donate $1 from every ticket sold throughout its 2026 season to multiple charitable partners that have been part of the market’s giveback legacy over the years. Beneficiaries include Matthew 25: Ministries, Eve Center, HER Cincinnati, Madi’s House, The Centurion Project and Giving Voice Foundation.

Attendees can make additional donations to support these organizations when purchasing tickets online.

“For the past decade, we’ve been very intentional about creating meaningful ways to give back to causes we care deeply about,” said Charm founder and co-owner Amy Doyle. “As we celebrate 10 years of Charm, it felt fitting to honor several of the incredible organizations we’ve partnered with throughout our journey and extend our impact even further.”

Since launching in 2017, Charm at the Farm has grown from a dream on a former 56-acre horse farm into one of the region’s most anticipated seasonal shopping events. 

Thousands of devoted attendees – known as “Charmers” – visit the farm each year to shop from carefully curated vendors offering vintage treasures, handmade goods, repurposed furniture, home décor, clothing, jewelry and gifts.

While supporting small businesses remains at the heart of Charm’s mission, giving back has become an equally important part of the experience.

The 2026 season also marks a new chapter for the business. Retired executive Wendy Vollrath and her husband, Matt, recently purchased the Lebanon property where Charm is held, with Wendy joining Doyle as co-owner.

“My sister and I have been attending Charm since the beginning, so it already feels like home,” Vollrath said. “Being part of this milestone year and helping continue both the Charm experience and its tradition of community impact is incredibly special.”

In addition to its expanded charitable initiative, visitors can expect several new experiences this season, including an expanded barn and enhanced farm ambiance, additional food trucks, a new mini farmer’s market experience, live DJ on site, more vendors, a signature Charm cocktail and exclusive 10th anniversary photo opportunities and giveaways.

More than 40 new vendors will join each market this year, traveling from across Ohio and neighboring states to participate in the celebrated open-air shopping event.

Charm’s 2026 market dates are June 12-13, August 14-15 and October 16-18. The market features more than 115 curated vendors at each event and continues to attract shoppers from across the Midwest.

“For us, Charm has always been about creating something bigger than a shopping event,” Doyle said. “It’s about supporting small businesses, bringing people together and making a positive difference in our community. Celebrating 10 years by helping multiple organizations continue their important work feels like the perfect way to honor that mission.”

Charm at the Farm Vintage Market is located at 4953 Bunnell Hill Road in Lebanon, Ohio. Tickets range from $10-$20, parking is free. 

VIP, Early Bird and Girls’ Night Out ticket options are available online.

Learn more about Charm’s charitable give back initiatives.

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