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February 27 - March 1 - 144th Anniversary of the Battle for Broxton Bridge, Ehrnardt - Living History Day for schoolchildren to tour is Friday, February 27, beginning at 8:30 a.m. A candlelight tour of the ghosts of Broxton Bridge is planned for the second evening, Saturday, February 28, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Camps are open Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm. Battle reenactments are 1:30 pm on Saturday and Sunday. 800-437-4868 Broxton Bridge Plantation (3946)

March 14 - St. Patrick's Day Parade & Festival, North Myrtle Beach - This is a free one-day event that begins at 9 am with a parade of green down Main Street followed by a street festival. (843)280-5570 (2989)

March 20 - 21 - Hummingbird Festival, Woodford - We plan on having a car show, tractor show, rides for the kids, arts and craft vendors, food vendors and live music on Friday and Saturday night. The festival will be from 6-10 pm on Friday night and from 9am-10 pm on Saturday. (803)568-3550 (2990)

March 21 - 2009 Jazz Discovery Music Festival, Rock Hills - 803-981-1225 (3947)

March 21, 23, 28, 30 - Jewish Film Festival, Columbia - The Jewish Film Festival is held in March of each year and centered around documentaries and acclaimed films created by and about the Jewish cultures. Also tied to the Festival are panel/audience discussions, a free community film screening and a special program for children and families. (803)254-8234 Nickelodeon Theatre (3948)

March 27 - 29 - RenoFest Bluegrass Festival, Hartsville - The performer lineup for RenoFest 2009 has been announced! We will feature Church Street Blues, Claire Lynch, Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out and (of course) Ronnie Reno and the Reno Tradition. ailing Address is: (843) 332-1600 (3949)

April 3 - 5 - A Taste of Summerville, Summerville - More than 200 artists and crafters from all over the country display their works for your appreciation and purchase. Each day during the 3-day event brings you live entertainment, a Children's Jubilee, and a tennis tournament to enjoy. Additionally, fabulous festival foods are prepare to tempt your taste buds and to give you a "taste" of Summerville and the Lowcountry area of South Carolina. (843)871-9622 (3950)

April 3 - 5 - Summerville Family YMCA Flowertown Festival, Summerville - Put the Spring in your step during the annual Summerville Family YMCA Flowertown Festival, when this charming historic community celebrates the passing of Winter. Set in Summerville's lush Azalea Park, the Flowertown Festival offers a delight of arts, crafts, food, music and entertainment for all ages. Continuously rated a "Top 20 Attraction" by the Southeast Tourism Society. (843) 871-9622 Azalea Park (4840)

April 4 - 5 - Columbia International Festival, Columbia - See the artifacts, curios, costumes and souvenirs of more than 60 countries at the National Exhibits and International Bazaar. 803-799-3452 South Carolina State Fairgrounds (3951)

April 4 - 5 - Cheraw Spring Festival, Cheraw - This spring celebration features arts and crafts, barbecue, a car show, canoe floats, entertainment, and a children's fair in one of South Carolina's oldest towns. Games, a petting zoo, gospel show and a Confederate encampment with lantern tours and mock battles round out the weekend. Many events are free. (843) 537-8420 Cheraw Community Center, and Cheraw State Park (4839)

April 4 - 5 - Historic Pendleton Spring Jubilee, Pendleton - Spring festival inaugurates the tourist season for Anderson, Oconee and Pickens Counties. Festival goers can enjoy a weekend of quality arts and crafts, antiques, a variety of musical entertainment, historic tours, bike rides, unique shops and restaurants. (864) 646-3782 Historic Pendleton District (4841)

April 4 - Art's Alive Festival, Florence - Art's Alive is a festival of performing and visual arts. The festival features a wide variety of dance, music, theatrical performances and song. Performances are scheduled on five stages (indoors and outdoors) with events changing hourly. In visual arts, the emphasis has been on demonstration of the creative process. The Art's Alive Show is a one-day exhibition and sales event designed to promote the quality of diverse artisans residing in the region. Artists specializing in jewelry, clay, photography, and more will be on hand. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (800) 368-7551 Francis Marion University (4842)

April 4 - Turkey Strut & Chicken Pickin' Fest, Union - A family oriented festival with an old time carnival theme. Live entertainment, Food.& Craft Vendors. (864)684-7166 CROSS KEYS REC CENTER (BALLPARK) HWY 49 (2991)

April 11 - Governor's Frog Jump Festival, Springfield - This winner of this classic event will represent South Carolina at the fabled Calaveras County Frog Jump in California. There is a parade, carnival, live music, a cow drop competition, and a fireworks finale. Join us for some great family fun! (803) 258-3152 (4843)

April 11 - April in Meggett Arts and Crafts Festival, Meggett - April in Meggett features Lowcountry artists and crafters, non-profit organizations, food vendors, a silent auction, raffles, antique cars and tractors and live music. 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM (843) 889-3622 (4844)

April 14 - Easter Egg Scramble, Spartanburg - The 12th annual Easter Egg Scramble is a free community event for families and their children up to 10 years old. The day will include various types of family entertainment, food and the Great Easter Egg Hunt. 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (864) 595-5356 (4845)

April 16 - 25 - Come-See-Me Festival, Rock Hill - The City of Rock Hill invites you to this spring celebration with more than 60 different events including downtown beach dance, jazz night, gourmet gardens, concerts, sports events, events for children, music in the park, tailgating and a fireworks display. Most events are free and open without pre-registration. (800)681-7635 (3111)

April 16 - 18 - Puddin Swamp Festival, Turbeville - It's three days of fun, including carnival rides, delicious festival food and lots of live, local entertainment. Get a bite of all things Turbeville at the Taste of Puddin Swamp Thurday night at Pine Grove UMC Gym. The event continues Friday with carnival rides, food vendors and the Swamp Stomp Street Dance. Saturday is packed with live entertainment by Heritage Gospel Quartet, East Clarendon Band, Ashton Green, Voices of Inspiration. and others. There will also be a karoke contest for children and adults. (843) 659-2782 (4847)

April 17 - 19 - Youth and Family Services Kids Fair, Rapid City - More than 60 organizations and area businesses will provide educational and fun activities for children of all ages during the three-day event. A giant sand box, mini-train rides, climbing wall, inflatable slide, obstacle course and jumping castles, petting zoo, stage entertainment and an exciting exhibition of western South Dakota kids' talent are among this event's favorite attractions. 605-342-4195 Rushmore Plaza Civic Center. (3968)

April 17 - 18 - PICKENS AZALEA FESTIVAL, Pickens - Enjoy this 2-day community festival with car show, arts and crafts, bike rides, amusement rides and first class entertainment. History comes alives with tours of the downtown. (866) 615-6603 Hagood-Mauldin House and the Pickens County Museum (3112)

April 17 - 18 - Olde Towne Artisan's Fair, North Augusta - A juried invitational show which features the highest quality in fine art, traditional crafts, contemporary art, original artworks and fine reproductions. Preview 5-7pm Friday; music and food all weekend. April 17, 2009, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM April 18, 2009, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (803) 279-7560 (4846)

April 18 - Blues & Jazz Fest, Little River - The music is live and non-stop, and so is the fun. Enjoy wine sampling, the beauty of the vineyard, a gift shop, fun and interesting folks and more. (843) 399-9463 (4848)

April 18 - 26 - Treasures of the Tidelands, Pawleys Island - Join us in celebrating the third annual Treasures of the Tidelands festival. This nine-day celebration features a variety of events focusing on the performing and visual arts of Georgetown County . Performances will be concentrated in two locations, the historic Holy Cross Faith Memorial Church campus on Highway 17 and in Francis Marion Park on Front Street in the city of Georgetown. Concerts, featuring the fabulous CAAHO Singers and the Indigo Choral Society along with the ever popular Taste of Front Street are just a few of the event favorites returning for another year, while several new events will be unveiled spotlighting the talent of area artists. (843) 237-3035 (4851)

April 23 - 26 - Charleston International Film Festival, Charleston - Not-yet-released films, shorts, documentaries, animations. 843-817-1617 (3952)

April 25 - Sparkleberry County Fair, Columbia - The 13th annual Sparkleberry County Fair is lots of fun for the entire family. Bring the kids along for free rides and games. There will also be a parade, antique tractors, military displays, arts, crafts and plenty of food. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. (843) 788-7475 (3113)

April 25 - Mead Hall's Strawberry Festival, Aiken - Fun-filled event, amusement rides, games, vendor booths, strawberry delights, and much more! (803)439-4833 (2992)

April 30, May 1 - 2 - Abbeville's Spring Festival "On the Square", Abbeville - Abbeville's Spring Festival "On the Square" is where you want to be. Visit us at 100 Court Square in the Opera House. (864) 459-5017 (3956)

May 1 - 9 - North Charleston Arts Festival, North Charleston - The City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department proudly presents the 2009 North Charleston Arts Festival. The fabulous nine day celebration of the arts draws over 30,000 visitors each year. Exciting entertainment is provided by over forty national, regional, and local professional performers, ethnic and cultural groups, and community groups. (843) 554-5700 (3953)

May 1 - 2 - Walterboro Rodeo, Walterboro - IPRA Professional Rodeo. Cowboys come from all over the country. Lots of great food and other western related items. There are activities for the children and fireworks both nights. This is an alcohol-free family event. (843) 893-3894 Double D Arena (4849)

May 1 - Abbeville Spring Festival On The Square, Abbeville - An award-winning event featuring live entertainment all day, art and flower shows, antique car and collector show, craft vendors, amusement rides, evening street dances, food vendors and much more. We'll be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Abbeville Opera House. 3:01 PM - 11:00 PM (864) 459-1433 (4850)

May 1 - 3 - Spring Fling, Spartanburg - A community festival bringing thousands of people together with great music, a variety of food, quality arts and crafts, a car show, and much more for the whole family. (864) 596-3105 (4852)

May 2 - Rivertown Music & Arts Festival, Conway - 10am-10pm in Downtown Historic Conway (843)248-6260 Downtown Historic Conway (3954)

May 2 - Rivertown Jazz & Arts Festival, Conway - The relaxing banks of the Waccamaw River in downtown Conway will once again play host to one of the area's most lively events, the annual Rivertown Jazz and Arts Festival. 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM (843) 248-6260 (4853)

May 22 - 25 - Freedom Weekend Aloft, Simpsonville - This 28-year-old annual event offers attendees a relaxing, family-oriented, affordable and fun-filled weekend which includes: more than 80 hot-air balloons, concerts, frisbee dog competitions, interactive sponsor displays, amusement rides and games, kids zone, fireworks, regional music stages, beach party, great food and much more. (864) 399-9481 Heritage Park (4854)

May 23 - The Lowcountry Splash, Mount Pleasant - 843-884-7880 Marina and Resort at Patriot's Point (3955)

June 1 - 7 - Spoleto Festival, Charleston - Charleston International arts festival (843) 722-2764 (3957)

June 4 - 8 - Fun Festival, Myrtle Beach - Entertainment, air shows, parade, pageants, sporting events, kids fair. 843-916-7221 (3958)

June 4 - 8 - Sun Fun Festival, Myrtle Beach - This festival takes place at the beginning of June with events that include a parade, the Miss Sun Fun USA/Teen USA pageants, beach games, sporting events, Art in the Park, kid's fair and special shows at area theaters. (843) 626-7444 (4855)

June 9 - 21 - Keowee Chamber Music Festival, Clemson - Handcrafted in the Carolina mountains, draws on the tradition of fine craftsmanship for which the region is renowned. Keowee musicians create an unpretentious, captivating atmosphere while conveying the fun spontaneity of friends gathering to play music. (864) 624-9693 (3114)

July 4 - July 4th Boat Parade & Fireworks, Murrells Inlet - Boaters decorate their boats according to the theme and parade around the inlet starting at 10 am at high tide. Best spots to view the parade: Murrells Inlet Marshwalk, Capt. Dick's Marina, Belin Memorial United Methodist Church, and Nance's Restaurant and Hot Fish Club. Register at Capt. Dick's Marina, Booty's and Garden City Realty. Fireworks in the Inlet begin at 10 pm. The display can be seen from all vantage points on the inlet shores. (843) 357-2007 (4857)

July 4 - Red, White And Blue, Greenville - This is a true July 4th celebration includes a performance by the Greenville Symphony Orchestra along with one of the largest fireworks displays in the state; includes music, food/beverage, and children's activities. 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM (864) 467-5780 (4858)

July 9 - 11 - South Carolina Festival of Discovery, Greenwood - Discover the history, culture, and people of South Carolina! Enjoy a weekend experiencing the folk and traditional arts, crafts, music, and foods, that have provided the context of the character of the American South and Greenwood County. The annual BBQ & Hash Cookoff is a South Carolina State Championship event and by the Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS). The "Blues Cruise" showcases the traditional music style of the Blues with an outstanding line-up of Blues musicians performing at venues in the Uptown for free! (864) 942-8448 (3115)

July 10 - 19 - South Carolina Peach Festival, Gaffney - Peaches, Music, Food, Arts& Crafts, BBQ, (864)489-5721 (2993)

July 11 - Jammin' In July 2009 Music Festival, Camden - The 14th annual outdoor concert features 8-10 midland bands and solo acts playing everything from Rock,Rootsrock, blue grass & folk to blues & Soul. Kids, blankets, lawn chairs and coolers welcome; no glass or pets. Free parking & food concessions. Fun activities for kids. Fabulous family night under the stars! 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM (803) 432-9841 Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site (4859)

July 26 - 28 - Charleston Harbor Fest, Charleston - Come visit Charleston's celebration of the sea which spans over both sides of the harbor with Tall Ships from all over the world, family boat building, a pirate camp, art and marine exhibits, children's villages and zones, education village with tons of free hands on experience, air shows, fireworks extravaganza, free sailing lessons, extreme watersports demos, and so much more! The Festival is FREE, and offers something for all ages, and is a great time for families to spend time together. The Spirit of South Carolina pilot schooner eagerly awaits to greet all of our guests to our port. Come visit our newly added attractions of extreme water sports exhibits and demos. We look forward to celebrating our rich maritime history and lives! (843) 722-1030 (4856)

August 7 - 8 - South Carolina Pelion Peanut Party, Pelion - Farmers in Pelion, a mere 20 miles or so from Columbia, have been producing and harvesting peanuts for years. It has long been an autumn tradition for the townspeople to gather for the annual boiling of the peanuts. Today, members of the Pelion Ruritan Club continue the tradition at the annual Pelion Peanut Party. The Ruritans use a secret recipe for boiling the peanuts; however, they are more than happy to share the final product with festival-goers. This year's festival features the Princess Pageant, a craft show, parade, exhibits, fabulous festival food, a homegrown idol competition and amusement rides for all. (803) 606-9522 (4860)

August 7 - 8 - Ed Brown's Championship Rodeo, Blacksburg - Watch bareback riding, saddle bronco riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, ladies barrel racing, bull riding and other events at this full championship rodeo. (864) 839-6239 (4861)

August 7 - 9 - Craftsmen's Summer Classic Arts & Crafts Festival, Myrtle Beach - Features original work from over 250 talented artists and crafts people. All juried exhibitors' work has been handmade by the exhibitors and must be their own original design and creation. See the creative process in action with several of our exhibitors demonstrating their craft in their booths. Something for every taste and budget with items from the most contemporary to the most traditional. Hours: Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 10-5 (336) 282-5550 The Myrtle Beach Convention Center (4866)

August 8 - Dog Days Blues & Jazz Fest, Little River - The music is live and non-stop at this blues and jazz festival. You can also enjoy wine sampling and the beauty of the vineyard. (843) 399-9463 (4867)

September 3 - 13 - Upper SC State Fair, Easley - The Upper South Carolina State Fair has something for everyone including great food, spectacular entertainment, quality exhibits and agricultural shows, a spectacular midway featuring over 50 amusement rides and events appealing to the whole family. (803) 269-0852 (4863)

September 4 - 5 - Apple Festival Rodeo, Westminster - The South Carolina Apple Festival World Championship Rodeo is sanctioned by the International Professional Rodeo Association. In addition to the championship events, other special features are planned both nights, including trick and fancy riding, which provide an exciting evening of fun for the entire family. (864) 647-5316 (4864)

September 5 - 7 - Chapin Labor Day Festival, Chapin - This family-friendly event honors local firefighters. Begin your day at 8 am on a 5K Run/Walk at Crooked Creek Park, then head to Hwy 76 at Murray Lindler Rd. from 11am - 3pm for demonstrations, truck and equipment displays, food, drink and children's activities. Festivities continue at 9pm on Sunday with fireworks at Crooked Creek Park. On Monday a parade begins on Columbia Avenue at 9:30am, followed by a festival at Chapin High School featuring children's carnival rides, military displays, Ruritan/Sertoma Barbeque, food vendors, arts & crafts, animal petting zoo and live entertainment. Chapin Library's book sale at the Alternative Academy also follows parade. 803-345-1100 Chapin High School (4868)

September 5 - Little Saluda River Music Festival, Leesville - Come by water or land to the Little Saluda River Music Festival. There will be a British antique car show, Coolest Decorated Boat Award, four to six bands, shaggin' lessons, line dancing, snag-a-duck prizes, rock wall, face painting, good food (of course!), door prizes, children's entertainment, and many more fun festival activities. Come and enjoy the day with us! 1:00 AM - 8:00 PM (803) 356-2151 (4869)

September 11 - 12 - Aiken's Makin' Festival, Aiken - An annual display of juried arts and crafts from Aiken County and the Southeastern states. The festival also includes food vendors, baked goods, and entertainment. Free (803) 641-1111 The Parkways (4870)

September 19 - Autumn Magic Blues & Jazz Fest, Little River - The music will be live and non-stop-and so will the fun. Enjoy wine sampling and the beauty of the vineyard. (843) 399-9463 La Belle Amie Vineyard (4871)

September 19 - Aynor Harvest Hoe-Down Festival, Aynor - The Aynor Harvest Hoe-Down Festival is held in the town park. It is a daylong festival for the entire family. We have over 140 craft booths, entertainment and games. The parade starts at 10am and the street dance at 7pm. Lots of delicious food including chicken bog, hot dogs, and funnel cakes. Bring the family and spend the day with us. 8:30 AM - 9:30 PM (843) 358-1074 (4872)

September 20 - Gold Rush Festival, McCormick - The town of McCormick was built on top of a gold mine and the area is rich in natural beauty, with three state parks and miles of Thurmond Lake shoreline. This event is the celebration of the Heritage Gold Mine and the history of McCormick with a parade, food, arts and crafts vendors along with rides and live entertainment to be enjoyed by all. This year they will be adding a Children's Home BBQ Beach Party for Friday evening and all day Saturday. Don't forget to rush to the Big O'Yard Sale before all the good buys are scooped up during the festival. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (864) 852-2835 (4873)

September 24 - October 4 - Moja Arts Festival, Charleston - A celebration of African-American and Caribbean art featuring jazz, classical, R&B, and gospel concerts; live stage plays; dance companies; outdoor block dances, educational workshops, literary artists, etc. (843) 724-7305 multiple venues throughout Charleston (4874)

September 25 - 27 - Atalaya Arts And Crafts Festival, Murrells Inlet - The Atalaya Arts and Crafts Festival features more than 100 fine artisans. The festival provides aesthetic beauty against a background of natural beauty. Enjoy fine art, quality crafts, Lowcountry food, and the area's finest musicians. (843) 237-4440 (4875)

September 26 - Harvest Day Festival, Inman - The last Saturday in September brings thousands into the Inman area. Artists, craftsmen, special store- wide and sidewalk sales, food vendors, children's activities and entertainment throughout the day offers something for everyone. 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (864) 472-3654 (4865)

September 26 - 27 - Darlington Historic Racing Festival, Darlington - Don't miss your chance to see stock cars return to Darlington Raceway in September for the second annual Darlington Historic Racing Festival. Four former Indianapolis 500 winning cars from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway will be on display during the festival. The Darlington Historic Racing Festival will offer fans two days of excitement including question and answer sessions with the legends, exhibition laps by the historic race cars, autograph sessions, a large display and vendor area, car corrals, kid zone and a variety of other activities. (843) 395-8823 Darlington Raceway (4876)

September 27 - South Carolina Half Ironman, Ninety Six - A Half Ironman distance triathlon. Swim 1.2 miles, bike 56 miles and run 13.1 miles. Relay teams and individual entries are welcome. This is a USA Triathlon sanctioned event and event #12 in the 2008 South Carolina Triathlon Series. (864) 223-8431 Lake Greenwood State Park (4877)

September 29 - October 3 - Sumter County Fair, Sumter - The old-time carnival comes alive as area farmers bring their prize-winning animals for competition, and folks show off their award-winning pickles and succulent jams. Cotton candy, carnival rides and a grandstand performance complete the day's activities. (803) 775-5200 Sumter County Fairgrounds (4862)

October 20 - 25 - Eastern Carolina Agricultural Fair, Florence - Rides, Games, Food, Entertainment for everyone. 843-665-5173 (5946)

October 22 - 25 - Carolina Foothills Heritage Fair 2009, Westminster - What an old-fashioned country fair should be! Enjoy music, food, entertainment and agriculture. 864-886-4530 (5924)

 
    

 

 



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