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Foothills Heritage Market
Seasonal weekly market opens in April. Features Fruit, Vegetables, Crafts, Soaps, Honey, Meats & more! All products sold are grown or produced by Local Farmers and Craftsman, No resales.
It’s the perfect time to explore the area’s natural wonders and cultural treasures. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, here are the top five things to do this month.
The Spot on the Alley
Located on Ram Cat Alley. Serving burgers, sandwiches, pub food and alcoholic beverages. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week.
Ye Olde Sandwich Shoppe
Over 100 menu items! Voted best sandwiches and best dinner under $10 by readers of local paper. Serving locally raised Tokeena Angus Farms all natural Black Angus burgers, and Troyer deli meats and cheeses. Open for lunch and dinner Monday – Saturday (closed Sunday).
Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum
Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum is a cultural exhibit museum focusing on the rich, sometimes turbulent history, culture, and contributions of local African-Americans The museum’s exhibits and events blend technology and tradition to create a meaningful and educational experience for all ages.
Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum is about people of the past and present whose stories will impact generations.
Historic Ballenger House
Historic Ballenger House is an ideal venue for weddings, receptions, meetings, showers, parties and reunions. The house was built circa 1925. It is a designated site on the South Carolina National Heritage Corridor. Located in historic downtown Seneca, the house was deeded to the Seneca Woman’s Club to honor three family members who belonged to the philanthropic “Once a Week Club” that originated in 1896 and still meets today.
Lunney Museum
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Lunney Museum was built in 1909 by its original residents Dr. William James and Lillian Mason Lunney. The House is a 1909 Queen Anne style “California” bungalow with arts and crafts interior. The property features a carriage house and “two-seater” outhouse. The museum provides educational content focused on the history of Seneca, the Lunney Family/Home, and rural southern culture. THE MUSEUM IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
The Blue Ridge Arts Center
A membership-based organization offering shows, events, education and promotional opportunities to their members. Committed to “Bringing Art to the People and People to the Arts” with opportunities for artists to show their work in the gallery throughout the year
Keowee Brewing Company
Oconee County’s first brewery! Beer garden, beer bar & brewery. HOURS Mon-Thurs 4-9pm, Fri 3-9pm, Sat. 11am-9pm, Sun 2-7pm.
