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Spend A Fall Day At Stewart Farms In Enoree, South Carolina

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Have you visited Stewart Farms in Enoree, SC? This family-owned farm has an off-the-vine u-pick pumpkin patch in the fall that is charming and so much fun! The farm is perfect for a family outing because of the number of family-friendly activities there are to enjoy! We ventured off to Enoree, SC to explore the pumpkin patch, enjoy a hay ride through the woods, and get lost in a corn maze to see just how much fun you can fit into a day at Stewart Farms!

Stewart Farms

Arriving at Stewart Farms

Stewart Farms is located in Enoree, SC, about 40 minutes from downtown Greenville. Once you arrive, you will pass the market to your right. The market store is where you will pay for the activities you participated in or for the pumpkins you picked. However, you pay when you are leaving the farm, not before. An attendant will give you a sheet of paper with all the activities available down on the farm, and they will be marked off as you go through your day. Some tips before you arrive include:

  • Bring hats, sunscreen, or even a sunshade umbrella. The pumpkin patch and corn maze get hot, even in the fall, and do not have shade. 
  • Parking is free, and is located near the pumpkin patch entrance.
  • There are plenty of shaded picnic tables, so you can bring your own lunch if you would like, or concessions are available to purchase. 
  • Strollers are recommended for younger children, but we recommend a carrier for babies and toddlers for the wagon ride so you’re not having to hold them still the entire ride.
  • There are port-o-potties on site.  
  • Stewart Farms has a strict no-pet policy.

The U-Pick Pumpkin Patch

When you walk up to the pumpkin patch, you will be greeted by an attendant who will offer a wagon and sheers to cut your pumpkin off the vine with. Take the wagon! You will need it for the pumpkin collecting you are about to embark on, and it makes things so much easier. The farm has pumpkins of varying shapes and sizes located throughout dozens of rows, so you can choose what works for your fall decor or Halloween decorating ideas. If the rows near the entrance are a little lackluster, head to the back of the patch where there are usually more pumpkins available.

Pumpkins cost $0.60 per lb. Once you’re finished picking your pumpkins, the attendant will weigh your pumpkins and mark your slip of paper to turn into the farm market for payment, and you can haul your pumpkins to your car using the wagon. Remember, do not cut a pumpkin off the vine if you do not plan to buy it. Also, be mindful of the vines when cutting yours off. Keep the patch happy so everyone can enjoy it. The patch closes at dark, so make sure you arrive in time to explore it!

The SC Corn Maize

Ready to get lost in the corn? The Stewart Farms corn maze is a welcome challenge for families to enjoy together. The 2022 maize can be challenging, so make sure you allot enough time to enjoy it. If you have young children, we definitely recommend taking a stroller or personal wagon through the maze, those little legs will get tired. It costs $8.00 for ages 6 and older to go through the 2022 “Old Blue” Corn Maze. 

Wagon Rides

The wagon ride through Stewart Farms is charming, making it one of our favorite activities. The wagon is tractor led and pulls a large trailer with seats and gates. The majority of the wagon ride is through the woods, where you can look for fall decorations, Halloween displays, and old farm equipment while taking in the earthy smells, leaves changing color, and cooler weather. The wait to get on the wagon can take some time on busy days, but most of the line forms in the shade and the ride itself is worth it! The wagon ride takes about 25 minutes to complete, so make sure your kids take a snack and bathroom break beforehand. The wagon ride costs $5 per person and is free for children 2 and under.

Nighttime Activities

If you’re looking for some spooky activities to go along with your trip to Stewart Farms, then make sure to go in the evening! The farm offers several nights in October where you can take a Nightime Wagon Ride or explore the Big Boo Haunted Maize. The wagon ride ventures through the woods where you will see lit jack-o-lanterns and spooky Halloween scenes and decorations. The Big Boo Haunted Maize is family-friendly, but it does get a little creepy in the maize at night so it is only recommended for ages 6 and older. The night activities begin at sundown and go on until 10 pm (gates close at 9, farm closes at 10).

Farm Animals to Visit

Stewart Farms has a small section of farm animals that your kids will love visiting. The goats are the most interactive, and the attendant will give your kids some hay to feed them through their enclosure. There are also ducks, pigs, and a cow to meet.

Stewart Farms

The Courtyard and Concessions

Located at the center of the farm is the courtyard. There are snowcones for purchase from Brain Freeze and a concessions truck that sells food, sweet treats, drinks, and more. There are also 12 shaded picnic tables to enjoy your food at, or you can snag one of the standing shaded tables as well. The courtyard is the perfect place to rest and let your kids get their energy out and run around the field. There are also several photo opportunity spots lined along the cornfields. The Bee Barn is also located in the courtyard, and is a fascinating way to watch the bees maintain their hive!

Stop, Park, and Pay Before you Leave

Unlike some places where you pay beforehand, Stewart Farms has you enjoy the farm activities before paying. Once you leave the activity area and drive out of the parking lot, you will head back to the market store you pass when you first entered. Remember to stop, park, and pay! This is where you will pay for the pumpkins you purchased, and any other activities you engaged in down on the farm. You can also stock up on local goods, home decor, and seasonal flowers at the market before you leave the farm.

2022 Fall Season Admission Costs and Hours

The season runs from September 24th – October 30th

  • Fridays 4 – 10 pm (Gates close at 9 pm)
  • Saturdays 10 am – 10 pm (Gates close at 9 pm)
  • Sundays 1 – 7 pm (Gates close at 6 pm)
  • Monday – Thursday CLOSED
  • MAiZE
    $8 person plus plus tax – ages 6 and up / 5 and under FREE
    Last ticket sold 1 hour before closing
  • Wagon Ride
    $5 per person plus tax / 2 and under FREE
    The last daytime wagon ride departs at 6:30
  • Big Boo Haunted Maize
    $12 per person plus tax for anyone ages 6 and up (October 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, & 29 only) 
    Big Boo is family-friendly, but not recommended for kids under 6
  • Nighttime Wagon Rides
    $7 plus tax for anyone ages 2 and up. (October 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, & 29 only)
    The last nighttime wagon ride departs at 9:30
    *Prices are subject to change.
Painted Hay rolls at Stewart Farms

Have you visited Stewart Farms?

Stewart Farms
6600 Highway 92, Enoree
864.969.7270

Want more fall fun? Check out our Fall Guide to Greenville | Pumpkin Patches in Greenville | Corn Mazes in Greenville

Happy Kids Playhouse in Pickens, SC is Perfect for Indoor Parties and Playtime

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Searching for an indoor space for your kids to play or to host a party in Pickens, SC? Happy Kids Playhouse is just the place! The space is curated for entertaining ages 10 and under, with large inflatable slides, tons of toys, creative play stations, character appearances, and more. Happy Kids Playhouse has everything you need to have a memorable party for your little ones, or even just to enjoy the day with some indoor playtime. So grab your socks and get ready for a day of fun! 

Happy Kids Playhouse

Thank you to Happy Kids Playhouse for hosting KAG for a review.

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Pick Your Pumpkin Off the Vine at Nix Pumpkin Patch in Hendersonville, NC

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Looking forward to picking a pumpkin at The Nix Pumpkin Patch in Hendersonville, NC? This u-pick pumpkin patch allows you to cut the pumpkin right off the vine. We visited The Nix Pumpkin Patch and had so much fun searching for the perfect pumpkin, visiting their market, drinking apple cider, and making a lot of memories! 

The Pumpkin Patch is open from September 9th, 2023 until late November.

Nix Pumpkin Patch sign

The Nix Pumpkin Patch is a family-owned and operated pick-your-own pumpkin patch. Situated amongst a plethora of orchards and farms, you’ll find one of the only u-pick patches in the Hendersonville area. There is just something about cutting your pumpkin right off that vine that makes it so much better! 

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Bluey is Coming to you Live at the Peace Center in Greenville, SC

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Bluey is coming to Greenville, SC! The wildly popular, Emmy award-winning cartoon featuring the loveable Aussie family of Heelers will be coming to the Peace Center on May 11, 2023.  

If you have Bluey-obsessed kids like we do, then attending the theatrical adaptation of “Bluey’s Big Play” will probably become a core memory of their childhood. The production is to feature crafted puppets of the Heeler family and is sure to explore many of the silly and wisdom-loaded themes the Bluey series regularly delves into.

Bluey
Bluey toy set: The Heeler family

Looking for Bluey LIVE in Columbia, SC? See Bluey at the Kroger Center in Columbia!

What is up with the Bluey Craze?

The Emmy award-winning cartoon was first released in Australia in October 2018 and then to Disney Plus the next year. Bluey is a breath of fresh air in comparison to Peppa Pig, Paw Patrol, and other shows geared toward young children. The show has been dominating the cartoon world since its release and explores themes that are silly, captivating, and even some that pull at your heartstrings! Wisdom about life is woven throughout each episode while highlighting the importance of presence while parenting. Episodes are only 8 minutes long, so they are perfect for parents limiting screen time because you can do a one-and-done episode, or string a few of your favorite episodes into a time block.

Bluey Demonstrates Parenting Goals!

The Heeler family parents, Bandit and Chilli, are parenting goals! They are not perfect parents, but they try their best. Bluey episodes follow unique and positive games of make-believe they create with their young children, six-year-old Bluey, and four-year-old Bingo. Your kids will be emulating these creative games in no time!

Parents relate to the characters just as much as their kids do. My husband and I have been known to implement some of their creativity into our own parenting.

See Bluey’s Big Play Live in Greenville, SC

There are currently three seasons available to stream on Disney Plus, so if you have yet to watch the series you have the opportunity to watch dozens of episodes. For the die-hard Bluey families, be sure to check out the live performance of Bluey’s Big Play coming to the Peace Center on May 11, 2023. Tickets are on sale now! Prices range from $25 – $70 per ticket.

The Peace Center
300 South Main Street, Greenville, SC
864.467.3000

What if your favorite episode of Bluey? 

Smokin Wings & Things: 130+ Chicken Wing Flavors in Greenville, SC

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Have you tried the wings at Smokin Wings & Things in Greenville, SC? If you are a chicken wing lover, then this is the place for you! They offer over 130 flavors of smoked or fried wings, plus a kid-friendly menu that will satisfy even the pickiest eaters. Whether you like your wings dry-rubbed or sauced, they have a flavor for you to savor! 

Smokin Wings sign

Chicken Wings and Sauces

Smokin Wings & Things is the brainchild of Chef Jesse, who has opened multiple locations throughout the Upstate to satisfy the needs of all the wing-loving people around town. Not only are there over 130 flavors to choose from, but the wings are also meaty and literally fall off the bone. I tried the six-piece meal with Honey Maple BBQ, and it was perfect! The crust of the chicken was crunchy, while the meat came clean off the bone. 

My 10-month-old daughter even had a taste of the wing (the unsauced part of course) and she tried to steal my whole plate! The sauces range from mild to extremely hot, so if you were ever wanting to try some Carolina Reaper homemade wing sauce, this is the place to challenge your taste buds.

Smokin Wings menu and wings

Other Items on the Menu

Aside from wings, Smokin Wings & Things has items such as pulled pork, turkey legs, hamburgers, hot dogs, lots of sides, locally made desserts, and homemade cakes to choose from. During our visit, I even overheard a couple who were passing through town say that their meal contained the “best pulled pork I have ever had in my life!” We tried a slice of the strawberry cake, and it was delicious! Moist and full of flavor, my oldest daughter was in cake heaven. 

Their kid’s menu offers kids combo meals that will satisfy even the pickiest eater, including chicken strips, wings, corndogs, and more. There are tons of mild sauces to choose from, so they can even experience different flavors each visit, even as a dipping sauce on the side.

Meal Deals Throughout the Week

Smokin Wings & Things offers several meal deals and specials throughout the week, as well as a family meal deal bundle every day that includes 20 traditional or boneless wings (2 flavors) with a large fry and a gallon of sweet tea for $32.00. Check out the other meal deals to make whichever night you crave wings a little easier on the wallet. 

Smokin Wings 
1054 East Butler Road Suite A, Greenville, SC
864.558.0051
Hours: Monday – Wednesday 11 am – 9 pm
Thursday – Saturday 11 am – 10 pm
Sunday 11 am – 7 pm

Smokin Wings 
205 West Blackstock Road, Spartanburg, SC
864.707.5454
Hours: Monday – Saturday 10 am – 8 pm
Sunday 12 pm to 6 pm

Four Waterslides and a Spray Pad for Summer Fun at Otter Creek in Greenville, SC

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Has your family been to Otter Creek in Greenville, SC? As one of three waterparks operated by Greenville County Recreation, Otter Creek has multiple waterslides, a huge sprayer pad, and a beach access pool to splish and splash around with your kids. It is the perfect waterpark for your family to cool off from the humid southern heat or lounge by the pool under the gigantic sun shade umbrellas. Your family can spend a day of fun in the sun at a waterpark, without ever having to leave Greenville!

Otter Creek Waterpark in Greenville, SC

A special thanks to Greenville County Recreation for providing us with media passes to Otter Creek to help write our review!

What Otter Creek Has to Offer

Waterslides 

Otter Creek has four awesome water slides in total. The 32 ft tall tower houses three of the slides, including two body slides and a tube slide. The body slides require you to be 42” or taller to enjoy, but children shorter than 42” can enjoy the tube slides with an adult. 

The green body slide has lots of twists and turns, which I thought was exciting and not too intense. This slide goes fast but not too fast, so even younger kids can enjoy it. The white slide, however, is for the more adventurous at heart. It features a steep drop at the beginning that will have you slightly hovering during takeoff (as my husband says) and is pretty fast. The blue tube slide has inflatables, and younger children can ride with their parents down the 100-yard slide. 

There is also an adorable kiddy slide that will allow younger children a taste of what a water slide is like. The slide is very wide so parents can go down with their children, or multiple children can slide down together into the pool below. 

Beach Entry Leisure pool

The beach entry pool is wonderful and baby-friendly! It is large enough so that you can have some space between you and those around you, which is nice considering how packed the waterpark can get a prime time. There is a shallow area for small children to practice their swimming skills, and a slightly deeper area if you’re wanting to go for a swim yourself.  Surrounding the pool are lots of lounge chairs, so you can find a spot to lay out a towel before going in and out of the pool. There are also a dozen or so extra-large umbrellas that provide ample shade, but be sure to get to the waterpark early to secure a spot.

Splash Pad

The splash pad was the highlight of my three-year-old daughter’s waterpark adventure, and I enjoyed it myself. The 2,400 square foot splash pad has several sprayers, a bucket dump, and geysers that my 8-month-old enjoyed sticking her toes in. The splash pad is a great size, and it is something everyone can enjoy to cool off from the heat, even if you are just enjoying the lounge chairs instead of a swim.

Party Hut Rentals

Otter Creek offers four party hut rentals located at the back of the park closer to concessions so your birthday celebration can be intimate when you want it to be. Party packages are for groups of 10 or more and include waterpark admission, a pizza and cake meal with beverages, a party hostess, and more. The party huts can be rented for $22 per person for 2 hours of fun! You can reserve party hut time slots for the day you need, just make sure to book ahead of time. And just an FYI, you can also rent the entire waterpark! 

Otter Creek Splash Pad in Greenville, SC

Before Going Into The Park

Tickets

Otter Creek offers affordable ticket prices that include reentry if you need to leave for a few minutes to have a picnic or grab something from your car. Tickets for adults and kids over 42 inches are $13.00 while anyone under 42 inches is $9.50. Children 2 years old and under are free! Just be aware that if you purchase your tickets online, they are all $13.00 because of the inability to check height beforehand.  You can also purchase an individual waterpark season pass, including the Rec’N Crew Annual Pass which allows you to visit all three parks for the summer season. 

What to Bring

Of course, bring towels and your swimsuit, but make sure to bring lots of sunscreen to avoid those pesky sunburns. Water shoes or sandals are a must so that you and your kids can easily travel from the water areas to concessions or your lounge chair. The ground gets HOT! If your child is under 42”, they will be required to wear a lifejacket, so bring your own or borrow one from the waterpark. Non-potty trained kids will also need a swim diaper that is fitted and snug. Lockers are available if you would like to store anything valuable while out for a swim.

Concessions Offered 

Otter Creek does have limited concessions to purchase, with treats like ice cream and freeze pops available (only 30 cents per freeze pop!). They also have pizza, soda, water, chips, and a few other simple foods. You can purchase a whole pizza for $17. If you are looking for something more satiating, I recommend bringing a cooler with water and lunch with you and leaving it in the car ( you will not be allowed to bring it inside.) You can go have a picnic lunch and come back afterward for more water time.

Parking

There is deceivingly a lot of parking ( that I didn’t notice until I was waiting at the top of the water slide). The main lot is located off Darby Road, and it gets full quickly, but drive up past the fork and you will find additional parking. If you are lucky, you may even find a spot in the shade!

More Details

101 W. Darby Road
Greenville, SC 29609
864.834.4108
Monday – Saturday, 10:30 am – 5:30 pm
Sunday, 1:00 – 5:30 pm
Otter Creek Waterpark

Have you taken your family to Otter Creek waterpark yet?

Don’t forget to check out the other two waterparks managed by Greenville County Recreation, including 7th Inning Splash and Discovery Island

Looking to have a summer staycation in Greenville along with your waterpark visit? Check out our ultimate list of things to do during your summer staycation in Greenville, SC

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Enjoy A ‘Mommy & Me’ Mani/Pedi at These Salons in Greenville, SC

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If you are looking for Greenville nail salons offering mommy and me manicures and pedicures, you’ve come to the right place! Kidding Around readers recommended several nail salons that accommodate little kids by giving them the pint-size version of the nail treatments many parents enjoy. We hope you and your little one have a great time bonding while being pampered with mommy and me manis and pedis!

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¡No se pierda estas 5 mejores actividades de verano para hacer en Greenville, Carolina del Sur!

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¿Está buscando las mejores cosas para hacer este verano en Greenville, SC? Desde senderos para bicicletas para toda la familia y búsquedas del tesoro hasta celebraciones de verano, ¡el Upstate lo tiene todo! A medida que el clima se calienta y los días se hacen más largos, encontrar actividades divertidas para mantener a sus hijos entretenidos está en la mente de todos los padres. Afortunadamente, siempre hay emocionantes aventuras al aire libre y atractivas actividades bajo techo que se ofrecen en Greenville durante todo el verano. ¡Así que salga y explore Greenville mientras crea hermosos recuerdos con su familia!

Fountain Inn Splash Pad

See this list in English: Top 5 Summer Things to Do in Greenville.

1. Park Hop a tu manera por el Upstate

Park Hop es una búsqueda del tesoro única que te permite explorar los parques de los condados de Greenville y Spartanburg mientras tus hijos buscan pistas. Los padres deben registrarse a través del sitio web para documentar la recolección de pistas.  

La inscripción abre el 15 de abril  y la búsqueda del tesoro se lanza con la aplicación el 13 de mayo. ¡Tienen hasta septiembre para enviar las pistas y sus hijos puedan ganar premios increíbles!

Beaumont Park

 2. Ir en bicicleta por el Upstate

Tomar una bicicleta y explorar los caminos y senderos nunca ha sido tan fácil. Hay docenas de senderos pavimentados -repartidos por todo el norte del estado- incluido el Swamp Rabbit Trail de 22 millas. Y para los amantes de la adrenalina, algunos parques ofrecen senderos para bicicletas todo terreno. ¿No tienes bicicleta propia? Varias tiendas ofrecen servicios de alquiler, así que toma un casco y déjate llevar por el viento, mientras pasas los días de verano en bicicleta por el norte del estado.

Combate el calor del verano con estas actividades de interior

Biking

3. Los niños pueden jugar gratis a los bolos 

Ponte los zapatos de bolos y visita las boleras que ofrecen bolos gratis para niños este verano. Sparetime Entertainment en Greenville, Paradise Lanes & FEC en Spartanburg, Oconee Lanes en Seneca y The Big E en Gaffney ofrecen el programa desde mayo hasta septiembre. Los padres deben preinscribir a sus hijos para los días que deseen asistir. Los adultos pueden comprar el pase familiar para jugar con ellos. Ya están abiertas las inscripciones.

Bowling ball

4. Lectura de verano 

Los programas de lectura de verano se ofrecen en todo el norte del estado para ayudar a los niños a continuar su educación, de una manera creativa y divertida. Los sistemas de bibliotecas de los condados ofrecen programas, así como las empresas Pizza Hut y Scholastics. 

Los niños de todas las edades pueden participar y ganar premios por leer libros (¡los audiolibros cuentan!). Los padres pueden ayudarles haciendo un seguimiento de los textos leídos con un registro de lectura de verano y enviarlos a los sitios web. 

Arrancando el verano con los festejos del Día de los Caídos

Children reading

5. Actividades y celebraciones en torno al fin de semana del Memorial Day

El fin de semana del Memorial Day marca el comienzo del verano y hay muchas celebraciones para dar la bienvenida a la temporada.  

– Lugares para nadar y parques acuáticos: Otter Creek y Discovery Cove son dos de los parques acuáticos locales que se pueden disfrutar durante el fin de semana del Memorial Day. También hay varias playas de arena, espacios para natación y cascadas que atraen a gran cantidad de visitantes. 

– Fountain Inn Splash Pad – ¡No hay nada mejor que refrescarse corriendo en un chapoteadero! Este parque acuático gratuito está situado en la calle principal de Fountain Inn.

– Los desfiles del Día de los Caídos y las celebraciones de verano se pueden encontrar dispersos por todo el norte del estado, para honrar la memoria de aquellos que sirvieron en el ejército.

Bonificación: Eventos y celebraciones del 4 de julio

El 4 de julio es la cumbre del verano. Nuestra Guía definitiva de cosas que hacer en julio ofrece algo especial para todo el mundo, incluyendo partidos de béisbol con el Greenville Drive y fascinantes espectáculos de fuegos artificiales. Únete a las festividades del Día de la Independencia con buenos amigos, deliciosa comida y música en vivo este verano.

Acerca de InSouth Magazine y Ghisela Eljach

Ghisela L Eljach, Editor in Chief de InSouth Magazine

Se necesita determinación, consistencia y resiliencia para ser propietario de un negocio dispuesto a encontrar la necesidad en las comunidades y los negocios, y al mismo tiempo cerrar la brecha siendo un centro de recursos que la gente necesita. Tener un fuerte espíritu emprendedor y una gran conciencia social marca la diferencia, sobre todo al entender la importancia del aporte de la cultura latinoamericana desde el punto de vista local, regional y nacional.

En 2015, Ghisela Eljach fundó InSouth Magazine como un medio de comunicación (impreso y digital) con el propósito de llegar a la población hispana que reside y se fusiona en Carolina del Sur. Esta publicación informa, entretiene y dignifica a una comunidad desatendida que tiene mucho para dar. Además, esta publicación tiene como objetivo conectar las culturas en el area (tanto en inglés como en español) proporcionando un medio que ayuda a integrarse a un nuevo estilo de vida, cultura e idioma. Entendiendo la importancia de la integración, InSouth se esfuerza por valorar a cada persona en Carolina del Sur, y se enorgullece de ser la revista de los latinos en el Upstate.

¿Qué es lo primero que tienes en tu lista de cosas que hacer para divertirte en verano?

Top 5 Things to Do This Summer in Greenville, SC

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Looking for the best things to do this summer in Greenville, SC? From family-friendly bike trails and scavenger hunts to summer celebrations, the upstate has it all! As the weather warms and the days grow longer, finding fun activities to keep your kids entertained is on every parent’s mind. Luckily, there are always exciting outdoor adventures and engaging indoor activities offered in Greenville that span the entire summer. So get out and explore Greenville while making beautiful memories with your family! 

Fountain Inn Splash Pad
Free splash pad in Fountain Inn, SC

Greenville’s top summer activities list has been translated to Spanish by Ghisela L Eljach, Editor in Chief of InSouth Magazine.

¡No se pierda estas 5 mejores actividades de verano para hacer en Greenville, Carolina del Sur!

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Spend Date Night in Atlanta with the Imagine Picasso: Immersive Exhibition

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Are you planning a date night in Atlanta, Georgia? Add Imagine Picasso: The Immersive Exhibition at Pullman Yards to your itinerary! This art exhibition will elevate the magic of your date through a fully immersive art experience. Projections of famous cubist Pablo Picasso’s art tower overhead, while geometric 3-D screens throughout the main room will have you both talking, laughing, and even lost in thought together. The exhibition will be running until June, with a drink package deal to sweeten the date night experience.

Imagine Picasso
Imagine Picasso
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