Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 8:00am-12:00pm (or until the farmers sell out) WE'RE OPEN YEAR ROUND Come enjoy fresh, local goodness with vendors selling produce, baked goods, honey, artisan goods, beef, eggs, and pork! A History of the Aiken County Farmers Market Williamsburg Street between Park and Richland Avenues was the site of the Aiken Cotton Platform and […]

USEF/USDF #335270 Level Three Competition SCDCTA and NCDCTA recognized FITs, KWPN, Danish Warmblood & TIP Awards

Back-to-Back Pack Hike with 10 mile Option Contact Melissa Jarriel for more information. Entry fee $15

On the tour, you’ll see and hear about... Historic Homes and Churches Equestrian Sites The Civil War’s Battle of Aiken The Live Oak Canopy on South Boundary A guided walk through Hopelands Gardens, the Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame & Museum (weather permitting). And much more... When: Saturdays from 10 am – 12 pm (weather […]

Come check out the Aiken County Visitors Center Monthly Artists Exhibit displaying a new Local Artist each month. For the month of February we will have the Aletha Good and Gretchen Hash-Heffner. Their artwork will be displayed until the end of February. Make sure you stop by and see how talented they are. Our business […]

Gregg Park Baseball Registration will begin next Saturday 1/16 from 10am - 2pm. We will also have registration on 1/23, 1/30, 2/6 and 2/13. We will offer: Wee Ball (3-4 yr olds) $50 Rookie ball 5-6 yr olds $85 Coach Pitch 7-8 yr olds $85 Minor 9-10 yr olds (kid pitch) $85 Ozone 11-12 yr […]

going…going…gone… February 4 - March 19 Opening Reception February 4 An exhibition supporting wildlife conservation and education through art. Three different artists unified by a passion for nature and wildlife conservation: Whitney Kurlan, wildlife conservation artist specializing in endangered species Camryn Finnan, photographer and dog trainer for anti-poaching efforts in South Africa Robert Campbell, artist […]

Tennis Quads February 13th 1:00pm Woodside Country Club  

Dive below the ocean's surface and travel beneath the forest floor to explore how living organisms are interconnected to support life forms both large and small. From the tiniest microbe to the tallest tree, Habitat Earth utilizes stunning images to show students how the biological world is carefully intersected with human and ecological networks. Appropriate […]

In this live show, the presenter points out constellations and stars while sharing enchanting tales involving heroes and maidens, herdsmen and a harp, and real and imaginary animals. Star stories from ancient cultures come to life on the planetarium dome! Appropriate for all ages