A really fun little festival held in Great Falls, SC in the upstate. They did have the standard…read morefare, BBQ, Lemonade stands, crafts and goodies. Locals were dancing on stage and a local country band was performing. They were pretty good and really liked by the locals. this festival has been around for 32 years and does seem to have a following. It is great for kids (all kinds of rides) and adults (really cool car show). Got to meet football great George Rogers and get pictures with him. Boy did he take a shining to my wife! Small town America is the best place to go and have fun. My wife and I will be back!

One of the best local farms around! I was visiting with my sister and brother in law and they said…read moreI had to visit Lever Farms! This is designated a Century Farm, which Charlene explained to me that they can prove it's been in the same family more than a century!!They've got records going back to at least 1897!!!! How fabulous! The kindness and feeling like you're part of their story was priceless! They have so many homemade local products!! The prices are great and the selection is wide!! The service is like you're a guest at their home! Today we were there for strawberries, but I also got a TShirt, Wildflower local honey, pickled okra and a homemade almond pound cake (It is their grandmother's recipe). Can't wait to have a slice with strawberries and whipped cream on top!! I also can't wait to visit next time I'm in town!

This family farm is all things "friendly". The hard work shows and it's all for the good of their…read morecustomers. They make it look easy with their genuine care for those who visit and purchase their produce. The strawberries are the sweetest you'll ever eat! Other items available make the trip to Lever Farms a treat!

This small, family run vineyard has a wonderfully authentic, low key, lived in feel. The real…read morehighlight is the back porch overlooking the vineyard, complete with rocking chairs and comfortable seating, perfect for sipping and soaking in the view. Our tasting room hostess, Kelly, was fantastic. Her warm, bubbly Southern personality and impressive knowledge of the wines made the visit truly enjoyable. Preferring a dry palate, we chose the Enoree River Cabernet Sauvignon and the American Riesling, both were excellent. We especially loved that they're natural wines, made simply with the berries and no sulfites. The hospitality, the peacefulness, and quality of the wine made for a relaxing afternoon. I highly recommend stopping by with friends for a glass or two or three!

I can't believe I didn't take more pictures! I think I was just enjoying the moment. We stayed the…read morenight here because this gem participates in the Harvest Host. We got super lucky to be there on a night they had trivia. So much fun! They sure know how to provide a good time. The wine is unique and delicious. Try the cranberry wine! Sweet and a little tart. We will be back for sure when it's a little warmer because the outside view and seating are calling my name

Again I love this theater, great vibe, great staff, great seats, great prices $5 for a movie can't…read morebeat it, great popcorn, clean and overall a awesome atmosphere and experience.

I went and watched despicable Me four and I dropped my wallet and they helped me find it and was…read morevery professional and nice about it

Great for a day trip. The museum has a gallery of lots of artifacts and displays for viewing on a…read moreself guided tour. They also have a few rail cars that you can walk through. During the summer they have open-air train rides on Saturdays. I noticed that they also have some special seasonal events and evening train rides with dinner served at a banquet hall.

Finally went to Winnsboro to check off another site for South Carolina. I actually really love…read moretrains stations and the history. I picked the open car due to Covid and wanted some fresh air. Tickets can be easily purchased online for approx $15 depending on the car you choose. The bathrooms were clean and the customer service was good. Once you check in they give you a ticket, just wait outside until your party is called for seating. They did a good job at social distancing and have things in place to keep everyone 6ft apart. They do have some free train books inside, I grabbed one for my memories. The Blue Granite Express train ride was only 10 miles round trip, but it was just enough to see a few sites via train. The staff are all volunteers except the office staff. Once you get on the staff gives you all the history about the train and the sites along the way. I actually learned quite abit about Winnsboro on this adventure. Education is a valuable tool for all, especially your children! Check the website out and support them, they have themed train rides and host parties thru out the yr. Enjoy!

Absolutely beautiful winery/venue space. The lake views are gorgeous on a beautiful sunny day. I…read morehad lunch and ordered the Cuban and can honestly say it was the best one I've ever had. The staff were very friendly and the entire space and grounds was clean and well taken care of.

My wife and her friend had a poor experience here last year and wanted to give them a second chance…read moretoday. We chose a quiet spot away from the loud fans on the patio. Service was quite leisurely, taking several minutes to receive water and then another several to place the order. We decided on the pimento cheese for the table, the seared tuna for me and the hot honey prosciutto flatbread for her. To drink I got the red flight and she got the cab. The wine was drinkable but seemed very much like table wine. Nothing unique nor worth the price. My seared tuna was good, her flatbread was incorrect with buffalo sauce instead of hot honey and the pimento cheese was forgotten. Several more minutes before the pimento cheese was delivered. They apologized and said they would comp 1 wine or a dessert. I had finished my tuna before her flatbread was delivered that came with some sort of buffalo-mayo sauce, still not hot honey which was the only reason she ordered it. When the bill arrived there 2 wine flights ordered. We wanted to like this place but we won't be returning.

I found Lancaster's small sculpture park at the corner of West Arch and South Main Street…read more According to research, it was once the site of an 1800s home that was occupied by Union forces during Sherman's March but was since lost. Later, a diner car was here and after it was removed, this became the public sculpture park. [Review 13088 overall, 405 of 2020.]

We had so much fun tonight! The Frightmare really put us in the fall holiday mood. Our teenagers…read morehad a blast. Well done and truly scary, good kinda scary!

Seriously scary! Scariest around! Go!! The haunted trail, haunted house as well as the haunted maze…read moreare so realistic. Hands down the best!