Festivals & Seasonal Events

A one-day cultural festival at Barnet Park with global food, music, dance, and country booths arranged for easy wandering and simple, family-friendly logistics.

One day of live music, food trucks, and family activities centered at the Old Town Amphitheater in Downtown Rock Hill each March.

Held at St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, the festival serves classic dishes, live music, and dance alongside short church tours. You eat, listen, and enjoy a welcoming scene.

Ten days of concerts, family activities, food events, and community traditions centered at Glencairn Garden and Old Town Rock Hill each April.

Spend Independence Day at Beech Mountain Resort with live music, family activities, scenic lift rides, and fireworks over the slopes.

Spring in Summerville means Flowertown Festival. You walk Azalea Park and downtown streets lined with artists, food, music, and flowers while supporting YMCA programs.

Browse local art and goods on the lawn next to Fred’s General Mercantile with live music, food nearby, and easy access on Beech Mountain Parkway.

Step into a living sixteenth century style village in Huntersville for a full day of shows, jousting, artisan demos, games, and hearty food on wooded festival grounds.

A March week of tastings, chef demos, and easygoing education at Lowcountry Celebration Park, steps from Coligny Beach on Hilton Head Island.

Artisphere turns Main Street into a juried arts show with demos, performances, and family activities. You meet artists, see process, and buy work that fits your style.

Downtown Spartanburg’s free holiday kickoff with Victorian carolers, living window displays, a festive market, and the city tree lighting centered around Morgan Square.

Drive a two mile route through more than two million lights, then walk Santa’s Village at the North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex. Simple entry and evening hours.