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The Olde English District is one of eleven tourism regions located in South Carolina. The
name refers to the
region's early settlement by the English in the mid-1770's and to the Revolutionary War battles fought here.
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1-800-968-5909
OldeEnglish@SCTravel.net
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Events for Next 14 Days
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March 10
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March 11
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The Last Supper - An Authentic Biblical Meal12:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillLive the meaning behind the most famous supper in all history. Experience the symbolic Passover meal, known as the Seder. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 12:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net |
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March 12
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The Last Supper - An Authentic Biblical Meal12:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillLive the meaning behind the most famous supper in all history. Experience the symbolic Passover meal, known as the Seder. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 12:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net
The 4th Cross6:30 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillFour men were to be crucified that day in Jerusalem. Only three crosses were raised. This is the story of the Fourth Cross. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 6:30 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net |
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March 13
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Living History Saturdays10:00 AM - Historic Brattonsville, McConnellsStep back in time as costumed interpreters bring to life the 18th and 19th centuries. Witness life in the Carolina Backcountry through activities such as farming, shearing sheep, picking cotton and military drills. Activities and demonstrations vary weekly. Historic Brattonsville, 1444 Brattonsville Road, McConnells. 10:00a.m. -4:00p.m. $6/Adults, $5/Seniors, $3/Youths ages 4-17, Children age 3 and under/Free. (803) 684-2327.
Program: The Battle of Kings Mountain11:00 AM - McCelvey Center, YorkA FREE 45-minute program on the Battle of Kings Mountain, 11 a.m. Saturday, March 13, at the Historical Center of York County at the McCelvey Center. The staff of Kings Mountain National Military Park will discuss the historic battle of October 7, 1780. McCelvey Center, 212 E. Jefferson St., York. (803) 684-3948
www.chmuseums.org
Follow the Drinking Gourd11:00 AM - Museum of York County, Rock HillLearn how slaves in Alabama and Mississippi used the Big Dipper and a song to find their way to freedom in Canada before the Civil War, and learn how to find the “drinking gourd” or Bid Dipper yourself. Museum of York County, 4621 Mt. Gallant Road, Rock Hill. 11:00a.m. Free with general admission. $5/Adults, $4/Seniors, $3/Youths ages 4-17, children age 3 and younger/free. (803) 981-9182.
The 4th Cross12:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillFour men were to be crucified that day in Jerusalem. Only three crosses were raised. This is the story of the Fourth Cross. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 12:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net |
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March 14
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The Last Supper - An Authentic Biblical Meal6:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillLive the meaning behind the most famous supper in all history. Experience the symbolic Passover meal, known as the Seder. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 6:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net |
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March 15
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March 16
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March 17
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March 18
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Patchwork Tales Storytelling Festival - Various Area Locations15th Annual Patchwork Tales Storytelling Festival presented by the York County Library.
March 18-20, 2010, in Rock Hill. Featuring: Donald Davis, Carmen Deedy, Bil Lepp,
Tim Lowry, Billy Jonas, and Polecat Creek
See website for exact times, locations, and more information: www.patchworktales.org or 1-800-866-5200.
The Last Supper - An Authentic Biblical Meal1:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillLive the meaning behind the most famous supper in all history. Experience the symbolic Passover meal, known as the Seder. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 1:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net |
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March 19
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The Southern Revolutionary War Institute’s third symposium, “From Ramsour’s Mill to Guilford Courthouse: The War in North Carolina, June 1780-March 1781 - McCelvey Center, YorkThe Southern Revolutionary War Institute’s third symposium, “From Ramsour’s Mill to Guilford Courthouse: The War in North Carolina, June 1780-March 1781,” will be held March 19-20 at the McCelvey Center, 212 E. Jefferson St., York, SC.
The symposium opens Friday evening with the screening of “All for Liberty,” a 2009 movie about the Revolutionary War in South Carolina, filmed in part at Historic Brattonsville and featuring local reenactors.
Sessions on Saturday include Ferguson’s Invasion of N.C. by Scott Withrow, the Battle of Guilford Courthouse by Josh Howard, African Americans in the N.C. Continental Line by Mike Scoggins and Mapping the Race to the Dan by Bill Anderson.
Cost is $100 for the two-day event and includes admission to the film and a reception Friday evening and catered lunch Saturday. Cost for Saturday only is $75 and includes catered lunch.
Cost to attend the movie only is $10; $8 for Culture & Heritage Museums members. Revolutionary War buffs may also be interested in attending a FREE 45-minute program on the Battle of Kings Mountain, 11 a.m. Saturday, March 13, at the Historical Center of York County at the McCelvey Center. The staff of Kings Mountain National Military Park will discuss the historic battle of October 7, 1780.
Southern Revolutionary War Institute Symposium
March 19-20, 2010, McCelvey Center, 212 E. Jefferson St., York. (803) 329-2121
www.chmuseums.org
Patchwork Tales Storytelling Festival - Various Area Locations15th Annual Patchwork Tales Storytelling Festival presented by the York County Library.
March 18-20, 2010, in Rock Hill. Featuring: Donald Davis, Carmen Deedy, Bil Lepp,
Tim Lowry, Billy Jonas, and Polecat Creek
See website for exact times, locations, and more information: www.patchworktales.org or 1-800-866-5200.
The Last Supper - An Authentic Biblical Meal1:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillLive the meaning behind the most famous supper in all history. Experience the symbolic Passover meal, known as the Seder. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 1:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net
The 4th Cross6:30 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillFour men were to be crucified that day in Jerusalem. Only three crosses were raised. This is the story of the Fourth Cross. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 6:30 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net
Marv Ward8:00 PM - The 145 Club, WinnsboroMarv Ward, the Reverend of Blues plays with his trio. $5/members; $10/guests. The 145 Club, 145 South Congress Street, Winnsboro. (803) 718-0004; friendswinnsboro@aol.com; http://the145club.intuitwebsites.com |
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March 20
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The Southern Revolutionary War Institute’s third symposium, “From Ramsour’s Mill to Guilford Courthouse: The War in North Carolina, June 1780-March 1781 - McCelvey Center, YorkThe Southern Revolutionary War Institute’s third symposium, “From Ramsour’s Mill to Guilford Courthouse: The War in North Carolina, June 1780-March 1781,” will be held March 19-20 at the McCelvey Center, 212 E. Jefferson St., York, SC.
The symposium opens Friday evening with the screening of “All for Liberty,” a 2009 movie about the Revolutionary War in South Carolina, filmed in part at Historic Brattonsville and featuring local reenactors.
Sessions on Saturday include Ferguson’s Invasion of N.C. by Scott Withrow, the Battle of Guilford Courthouse by Josh Howard, African Americans in the N.C. Continental Line by Mike Scoggins and Mapping the Race to the Dan by Bill Anderson.
Cost is $100 for the two-day event and includes admission to the film and a reception Friday evening and catered lunch Saturday. Cost for Saturday only is $75 and includes catered lunch.
Cost to attend the movie only is $10; $8 for Culture & Heritage Museums members. Revolutionary War buffs may also be interested in attending a FREE 45-minute program on the Battle of Kings Mountain, 11 a.m. Saturday, March 13, at the Historical Center of York County at the McCelvey Center. The staff of Kings Mountain National Military Park will discuss the historic battle of October 7, 1780.
Southern Revolutionary War Institute Symposium
March 19-20, 2010, McCelvey Center, 212 E. Jefferson St., York. (803) 329-2121
www.chmuseums.org
Patchwork Tales Storytelling Festival - Various Area Locations15th Annual Patchwork Tales Storytelling Festival presented by the York County Library.
March 18-20, 2010, in Rock Hill. Featuring: Donald Davis, Carmen Deedy, Bil Lepp,
Tim Lowry, Billy Jonas, and Polecat Creek
See website for exact times, locations, and more information: www.patchworktales.org or 1-800-866-5200.
Living History Saturdays10:00 AM - Historic Brattonsville, McConnellsStep back in time as costumed interpreters bring to life the 18th and 19th centuries. Witness life in the Carolina Backcountry through activities such as farming, shearing sheep, picking cotton and military drills. Activities and demonstrations vary weekly. Historic Brattonsville, 1444 Brattonsville Road, McConnells. 10:00a.m. -4:00p.m. $6/Adults, $5/Seniors, $3/Youths ages 4-17, Children age 3 and under/Free. (803) 684-2327.
Follow the Drinking Gourd11:00 AM - Museum of York County, Rock HillLearn how slaves in Alabama and Mississippi used the Big Dipper and a song to find their way to freedom in Canada before the Civil War, and learn how to find the “drinking gourd” or Bid Dipper yourself. Museum of York County, 4621 Mt. Gallant Road, Rock Hill. 11:00a.m. Free with general admission. $5/Adults, $4/Seniors, $3/Youths ages 4-17, children age 3 and younger/free. (803) 981-9182.
The 4th Cross12:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillFour men were to be crucified that day in Jerusalem. Only three crosses were raised. This is the story of the Fourth Cross. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 12:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net
Performing Arts Series: The Manhattans7:30 PM - University of South Carolina, Bundy Auditorium, LancasterUniversity of South Carolina, Bundy Auditorium, Lancaster. 7:30p.m. For ticket information call (803) 313-7143 or email: plittle@mailbox.sc.edu |
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March 21
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The Last Supper - An Authentic Biblical Meal6:00 PM - Narroway Productions, Fort MillLive the meaning behind the most famous supper in all history. Experience the symbolic Passover meal, known as the Seder. NarroWay Productions, 3346 Highway 21, Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill. 6:00 p.m. For ticket information or reservations call (704) 831-8893, or 1-866-800-4839. Website: www.narroway.net |
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March 22
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March 23
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The following events are ongoing during the next 14 days.
1-800-968-5909
Email: OldeEnglish@SCTravel.net
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