Greenville, SC Events: Don’t Miss a Thing
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Looking for the best kid-friendly Greenville, SC events? You’re in the right place. The Kidding Around Greenville Events Page is your go-to guide for family-friendly events in Greenville and the Upstate, including events this weekend and upcoming favorites.
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Tuesday, October 13
Join us for a relaxing, uplifting, and creative Beading Workshop! This beginner friendly workshop is open to children of all ages, and parents too!
Learn how to make beaded jewelry with high quality materials and techniques. Express yourself and collaborate with others. Make and take home as much as you like in the 1-hour workshop.
A weekday mid-day time workshop is perfect for Homeschoolers or Preschoolers! Parents who are not creating are welcome to stay in the workshop area or may shop/ browse around Gather (outdoor food court). Younger children may need parent presence during the workshop. Class size up to 7 people, additional seating available for other family members.
$30 per person. See more details and register through the Etsy link provided. Contact Kristina 240-793-7123 for questions or details.
Thursday, October 15
Morning hands-on farm class for home schoolers with the sheep at Whispering Pines Farm (also known as Whispering Pines Dairy), 681 Campbell Bridge Road, Seneca, SC 29678. Parents stay with their children (not a drop-off). $10 per child; adults free. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes that can get dirty; bring water. Tickets on Eventbrite.
Bring your kids out to meet the sheep at Whispering Pines Farm in Seneca. This Little Shepherds morning is for homeschool families, with a hands-on visit with the sheep for kids while parents stay and enjoy it right alongside them. It’s $10 per child, and adults are free. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting a little dirty, and bring water. Tickets are on Eventbrite.
Wednesday, October 21
This educational tour teaches kids all about llamas and alpacas! Children get to walk the animals through an obstacle course, take pictures, ride a tractor through the apple orchard, and learn about the many uses of camelids. Parents are free to attend.
Thursday, October 22
Join us for a relaxing, uplifting, and creative Beading Workshop! This beginner friendly workshop is open to children of all ages, and parents too!
Learn how to make beaded jewelry with high quality materials and techniques. Express yourself and collaborate with others. Make and take home as much as you like in the 1-hour workshop.
A weekday mid-morning time workshop is perfect for Homeschoolers or Preschoolers! Parents who are not creating are welcome to stay in the workshop area or may shop/ browse around Gather (outdoor food court). Younger children may need parent presence during the workshop. Class size up to 7 people, additional seating available for other family members.
$30 per person. See more details and register through the Etsy link provided. Contact Kristina 240-793-7123 for questions or details.
Thursday, November 5
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary School Lesson (K5-5th grade) explores Late Renaissance (Venice, 1590s): Sacred Conversations as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
This educational tour teaches kids all about llamas and alpacas! Children get to walk the animals through an obstacle course, take pictures, ride a tractor through the apple orchard, and learn about the many uses of camelids. Parents are free to attend.
Friday, November 6
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary (K5-5th grade) and Middle School (6th-8th grade) Lesson explores Late Renaissance (Venice, 1590s): Sacred Conversations as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am, noon, and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Thursday, February 11
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary School Lesson (K5-5th grade) explores Italian Baroque (1600-1750): Extravagant Design as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Friday, February 12
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary (K5-5th grade) and Middle School (6th-8th grade) Lesson explores Italian Baroque (1600-1750): Extravagant Design as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am, noon, and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Thursday, March 11
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary School Lesson (K5-5th grade) explores Dutch Baroque (1600-1700): A Golden Age as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Friday, March 12
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary (K5-5th grade) and Middle School (6th-8th grade) Lesson explores Dutch Baroque (1600-1700): A Golden Age as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am, noon, and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Thursday, April 1
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary School Lesson (K5-5th grade) explores 19th Century (1800-1900): Changing Trends as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Friday, April 2
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary (K5-5th grade) and Middle School (6th-8th grade) Lesson explores 19th Century (1800-1900): Changing Trends as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am, noon, and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
About the Kidding Around Greenville calendar
✨Our Calendar Includes:
- Events for all ages
- Weekend events near Greenville
- Family-friendly festivals
- Theatre shows and sports
- Seasonal and holiday events

We do our best to keep details accurate, but always check the event’s website for current pricing, times, and weather-related updates. Details may change!




























