Looking for unusual thoughtful gifts? Skip the big box stores and forget Amazon. You might be quite surprised to find a wide selection of items at independently-owned stores in our downtowns.
Whether you seek tangible items or memorable experiences for everyone on your gift list, we encourage you to Shop Oconee’s local businesses.
The places and restaurants that truly impact the local culture and make our community special are those owned by area residents. When you shop locally, independently-owned businesses stay open and will continue giving back to the local economy.
This 5th annual holiday event is a festive sight to behold! Over 1 million lights this year!
The City of Seneca has put together a wonderful display of holiday lights that dance to classic Christmas music. Bring the kids or your date to enjoy a truly magical experience at The Magical Musical Holiday Light Show.
The festivities begin November 18th and will be on display each night through December. Norton-Thompson Park is located in Historic downtown Seneca at the end of Ram Cat Alley.
In the past several years, Oconee County has seen a growing number of breweries, wineries, and even a distillery open for business.
There are many places where adults can socialize and enjoy the nightlife.
If you’re looking to unwind during this hectic holiday season, these places offer a bar, wine, and spirits that will help ease your mind.
You’ll discover many refreshing holiday drinks and seasonal brews.
Whether you’re out shopping, eating, hiking, or hanging with family and friends, you might wonder where to go for a cup of Joe (or cocoa)?
You’ll find establishments offers interesting non-alcoholic beverages to satisfy all ages.
Stop by these places for hot beverages. These warm and welcoming businesses are open for you to enjoy cozy communication with friends and family.
Been cooped up inside decorating, worrying about sickness, and stressing over Christmas?
We suggest getting outside for exercise and brisk fresh air. The weather here really fluctuates, and, more often than not, December days are the perfect temperature for traipsing through the woods.
You’ll be able to see much further into the forest since the leaves have fallen. Take your pick from dozens of hiking trails. Some wind along the river and others lead you deep into the Sumter National Forest. If you’re heading to one of the waterfalls in the area, you’ll be rewarded with scenic beauty that does a body good.
No matter where you choose to go or how long you’re there, being outside appreciating the natural world always soothes the soul!
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