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Hiking, waterfall hunting, paddling, boating & more....there's plenty to do in Oconee County! After your outdoor adventures, be sure to stop by downtown Seneca and Ram Cat Alley for the best shopping and dining in the area!
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Seneca Woman's Club - Historic Ballenger House 864-208-9409
The Seneca Woman's Club owns and maintains the Historic Ballenger House. The house was built circa 1925. Our club was formed as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in 1979 to receive this donated home from the Ballenger family. Our mission is to foster and encourage the educational, literary, cultural, historical, and civic growth of the Seneca area. Our programs and activities are designed to help women enjoy life while contributing to the community. Seven clubs meet at the Historic Ballenger House, visit our Web site for more information. The Historic Ballenger House is available for tours and rentals.
Hartwell-Keowee Paddleboard & Kayak Co. 864-648-9695
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Hartwell-Keowee Paddleboard & Kayak Co. is a locally owned family business, started by Jonathan and Amanda Anderson. We provide Paddleboard, Kayak and Pontoon Boat rentals on Lake Hartwell and Lake Keowee. Along with our 3 kids, paddleboarding has become a passion. True family time, great exercise and enjoying the outdoors are just a few examples of what paddleboarding can offer. Because of our love for being on the water, we decided to open Hartwell-Keowee Paddleboard & Kayak Co. If you too share a love for the outdoors and enjoy fun on the water along with a good workout, then give Hartwell-Keowee Paddleboard & Kayak Co. a call!
Check out Hartwell-Keowee Paddleboard & Kayak Co's website here! |
Blue Ridge Arts Center 111 E South 2nd Street; Seneca
The Blue Ridge Arts Center (BRAC) is committed to "Bringing Art to the People and People to the Arts".
We offer opportunities for artists to show their work in our gallery throughout the year, including an Annual Members’ Show, Juried Exhibitions and various themed/invitational shows. Our classroom studio offers space for members and the community to participate in art classes, painting groups, artist demonstrations, events, and meetings.
The art center is maintained by a 12 member Board of Directors, and is a volunteer-run, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We are a membership-based organization offering shows, events, education, and promotional opportunities to our members - a diverse group of artists from all walks of life and skill levels.
BRAC is sustained by its generous members, volunteers, donors and sponsors. .
The Blue Ridge Arts Center is located at 111 East South 2nd Street in the historic district of Seneca, South Carolina.
Our gallery is housed in the city’s oldest church structure (c.1882), which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
We offer opportunities for artists to show their work in our gallery throughout the year, including an Annual Members’ Show, Juried Exhibitions and various themed/invitational shows. Our classroom studio offers space for members and the community to participate in art classes, painting groups, artist demonstrations, events, and meetings.
The art center is maintained by a 12 member Board of Directors, and is a volunteer-run, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We are a membership-based organization offering shows, events, education, and promotional opportunities to our members - a diverse group of artists from all walks of life and skill levels.
BRAC is sustained by its generous members, volunteers, donors and sponsors. .
The Blue Ridge Arts Center is located at 111 East South 2nd Street in the historic district of Seneca, South Carolina.
Our gallery is housed in the city’s oldest church structure (c.1882), which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Oconee Heritage Center 123 Brown's Square Drive; Walhalla 864-638-2224
Visitors explore the history of Native Americans, Immigration, Railroads, New Deal Programs, Textile Mills, Agriculture and much more as it relates to Oconee County. The exhibit hall offers a self-guided tour of Oconee’s history. Popular exhibits include the dugout canoes being preserved within the museum, a walk-in Stump House Tunnel exhibit and a Depression Era Tenant Farmer’s House. The Louise Russell Alexander Children’s Corner is a special part of the museum where children can explore our culture and heritage in a fun environment.
For more information about the Oconee Heritage Center, please check out their website! |