March in Anderson County brings a welcome spark of activity. Lake Hartwell begins to stir with anglers and boaters preparing for warmer days, while downtown Anderson offers patios, boutique browsing, and seasonal events that invite you to linger. In Pendleton, historic streets and spring blooms make afternoon strolls especially rewarding. It’s a month to balance lake time with small-town exploration.

Visit Anderson website

Salute to Black Culture

Carolina Bauerhaus

March 7, 6-10pm

An evening to honor the creativity and community of Black culture. The stage will be open for sharing sounds, stories and rhythms to celebrate the richness and influence of Black culture.

To find out more, click here.

McGee's Scot-Irish Pub

March 17

McGee's Scot-Irish Pub celebrate's their 29th anniversary with a St. Patrick's Day menu, green beer, and all-day music staring at noon. To find out more, click here.

5 Days of Shamrock Shenanigans

March 13-17

The Local Uptown hosts this 5-day bash with green beer, Irish comfort food, live music and laid-back fun. Find out more.

Ain't Paddy's Day

March 20

Magnitic South Brewery hosts Ain't Paddy's Day where they'll be pouring McDuffie St. beer and 21 other unique brews. Live music and festive fun. Find out more.

Trucks on Main

Main Street-Downtown Anderson

March 21, 10am - 2pm

Big trucks. Local eats. Community Vibes. The first hour (10-11am) will be silent for sensory-friendly fun. The event features a walking tour and exploration of fire trucks, law enforcement vehicles, construction equipment, agricultural machinery and more! To find out more, click here.

SAVE THE DATE - Spring Jubilee

April 4 & 5

The 49th Annual Spring Jubilee is next month. Mark your calendar and come for one-of-a-kind artwork and hand crafts. Dozens of artisan booths will be set up on the Village Green in downtown Pendleton.

Find out more here.

SAVE THE DATE - Soirée 2026

April 24-25

Anderson's signature arts festival transforms downtown into a hub of creativity showcasing the best in visual, culinary and performing arts. Find out more here.

If there’s a perfect month to explore Oconee County, March makes a strong case. Waterfalls flow strong from winter rains, hiking trails are lined with new color, and scenic drives through the foothills feel especially refreshing. Downtown Walhalla, Seneca, and Westminster offer welcoming stops for coffee, dining and live music.

Vist Oconee website

Race for the Green

5K/Half Marathon - Downtown Seneca

March 14, 10am-3pm

A fun event where participants are encouraged to dress in their best green costumes. Half-marathon, half-marathon relay and 5K routes. Cash prizes and great swag! The last day to register is March 8th.
Get event details and register here.

13th Annual BellFest

Devils Fork State Park - Salem, SC

March 21, 10am-3pm

The event is held each year to showcase the Oconee Bell - a rare wildflower that only grows in a few mountainous areas. Live music, vendors, silent auction and BBQ food truck. Fun and games for kids. Admission fee required to enter Devils Fork State Park. 
Get event details here.

Spring Fling Festival

Long Creek, SC

March 29, 11am-4pm

Chattooga Belle Farm celebrates the opening of their season with this Spring Fling Festival. For active types, plan to start the day with a 5K run through the fields and orchard. Everyone is encouraged to spend the afternoon enjoying lunch and shopping artisan vendor booths. Get event details here.

March Lineup

Walhalla Performing Arts Center

As spring approaches, the Walhalla Performing Arts Center continues to light up downtown Walhalla with live music and community events. Set inside a beautifully restored historic building, WPAC offers an intimate atmosphere where nationally touring artists, regional favorites, and local talent connect with audiences in a memorable way.

For show tickets, click here.

March brings fresh momentum to Pickens County. Clemson shakes off winter’s quiet with campus activity and community events, while Easley and Pickens showcase their walkable downtowns and growing arts scenes. It’s a great time to bike area greenways, hike foothill trails, or spend a Saturday discovering local shops and cafes.

Vist Pickens website

Pop in the Park

Gateway Park - Clemson

Spring dates, 10am-2pm

The City of Clemson Arts Center encourages artisans to set up booths at Gateway Park on dates throughout the spring. Cost to register booth space is $25. Find more details about Pop in the Park here.

The City of Clemson Arts Center offers open studio and art classes.

View Adult Classes here.

View Youth Classes here.

Kids Fest 2026

Hagood Mill Historic Site

March 21, 10am-4pm

Hagood Mill partners with Young Appalachian Musicians to present a family-friendly day featuring a talent show, an "Instrument Petting Zoo", folklife demonstrations, interactive games, activities and more! Get Kids Fest tickets and details here.

Hagood Mill March Classes:

• Blacksmithing 101
• Wild Plants for Food & Medicine

Couples Twilight

Pickens Golf Club

March 24, 5:30pm

Carolina Camp Cedar presents this evening of dinner, drinks and twilight golf. A 4-man Captain's Choice event that includes a buffet meal. Teams must be groups of four (2 men, 2 women). Find out more and get tickets here.

Holly Springs Center

The Holly Springs Center has a ceramic studio, an art gallery, an interpretive trail, a preschool, and field trip opportunities. The center's art program is known as the School of Mountain Arts and Heritage.

March Classes:

• Hand Build a Face Jug
• Introduction to the Pottery Wheel
• Mixed Media Collage
• Hand Stencil a Tote Bag
• Learn to Turn

Find out about classes here.

Spring Break Art Camp

The City of Clemson Art Center

This camp is geared towards youth 5-12 years old. There will be 5 studio classes during the week to occupy kids and get them interested in the arts.

Sign up soon to ensure a spot. To register go here.