Independence Day is just around the corner and there are so many events to help celebrate! One event that is very appropriate is the “Celebration of Freedom” event at Cowpens National Battlefield on Saturday, July 1st. This day-long event has many family programs plus rich in historical information. You can take a guided battlefield walk,… Read more »
Twin Falls of the Eastatoe Valley
Only a few minutes from the main gate of The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards is a stunning waterfall known as Twin Falls. The gorgeous waterfall, or “falls” as the name suggests, is also known by the name Eastatoe Falls or Reedy Cove Falls. The walk to the falls is fairly easy; so much that we… Read more »
Check Out the Local Vendors at Travelers Rest Farmers Market
Summer is here and what better to do on a Saturday morning than visit the local farmers market! The Travelers Rest Farmers Market is open every Saturday until September 30th from 8:30am to noon. It is held at the Trailblazer Park, conveniently located off Highway 25 and on the Swamp Rabbit Trail. This particular farmers… Read more »
Clay Fest at the Folk Art Center
The Folk Art Center of Asheville, NC is hosting the Clay Fest on Saturday, June 10th. This free event is from 10am to 4pm. Here, you can see potters and ceramic artists as they display some of their techniques and talents, such as throwing, sculpting, and much more! Even if you are unable to make… Read more »
History Alive Festival, June 16th – 25th
Stories should be told. Histories deserve to be heard. And great communities celebrate culture, conversation, and critical thought. That is what Greenville Chautauqua is all about. Their mission is to bring history to life, through interactive theater, where compelling discussion stimulates critical thinking. They celebrate the diversity of our culture through a variety of voices from… Read more »
History of Memorial Day
This coming weekend is Memorial Day weekend. Known as an unofficial start to summer, Memorial Day and the days leading up are typically marked with cookouts and enjoying the first days of summer fun. But right now, we would like to look at the history of this federal holiday. Originally known as Decoration Day following… Read more »
Old Stone Church of Clemson
There are many historical gems in the Upstate of South Carolina. One of these if the Old Stone Church in Clemson. Construction by John Rusk began at the end of the frontier period, around 1797 and although the threat of attacks by Native Americans was less likely at this point in time it is probable… Read more »
Historic Buildings of Greenville
Greenville is quickly becoming well known across the nation. Known for our beautiful downtown, new attractions, economic growth, and so much more! But let us not forget the historic side this old Southern town has to offer. There are many historic neighborhoods in Greenville. Although the homes remain private residences, they are lovely to look… Read more »
Moonlight Movies in Falls Park
Movies. They can transport you to another time and place. The City of Greenville is offering you the opportunity to watch some classic movies under the stars. How could it get better? The movies are free! Feel free to bring lawn chairs, blankets and a picnic to enjoy during the film. Beginning around 8pm, or… Read more »
Sunrise Hike at Table Rock State Park!
Want to get a stunning view from Table Rock but in a different light? Then you might be ready for the Sunrise Hike at Table Rock State Park. Most people in the Upstate are familiar with the stunning site of Table Rock as they drive down scenic Highway 11. Many have made the trek up… Read more »
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