Summer festival fun outdoors.
This summer, the cities of Greenville and Spartanburg along with the Upstate region are buzzing with excitement as they host over 120 fun-filled, family-friendly events. From intriguing exhibits at museums to outdoor adventure activities, this season promises a thrilling experience for everyone.
Commencing the month’s activities, the Spartanburg County Public Libraries’ Summer Reading Program continues through July 31. July’s slot includes multiple interactive events such as Wildlife Geeks, Robot Petting Zoo, and the Poetry Slam with Moody Black. For details, visit spartanburglibraries.org.
The Sullenberger Aviation Museum now welcomes patrons in Charlotte. The museum hosts various intriguing events that offer insights about the world of aviation. To find out more, visit sullenbergeraviation.org.
The Roper Mountain Science Center’s Summer Adventure is another activity to look forward to. This adventure takes you up-close with hundreds of fluttering wonders in the Butterfly Encounter. It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m from Tuesday to Saturday till July 27. Check out ropermountain.org for more details.
Park Hop, a free summer-long scavenger hunt, offers families a thrilling chance to discover hidden gems in park venues scattered throughout Greenville and Spartanburg Counties. Simply download the ParkHop app on GooglePlay or the App Store, and you’re ready to embark on this adventurous journey.
Beat the heat this summer, plunge into the refreshing water parks, now open in Greenville and Spartanburg County. For more information, visit waterparks.greenvillerec.com for Greenville and shipwreckcovewaterpark.com for Spartanburg County.
Fans of the Star Wars franchise might want to mark their calendars for the “Finding the Force…Awakening an Empire” exhibition at the Upcountry History Museum. This comprehensive display underscores the history, costuming, creatives, and characters of the storied franchise. Visit upcountryhistory.org to learn more.
The Upstate History Museum, in collaboration with the bilingual (English and Spanish) exhibit “Curious George: Let’s Get Curious!” offers interactive learning experiences to children aged 2 – 8 and their caregivers. The exhibition runs through Oct. 6.
Complementing Asheville’s midsummer buzz, Lil Boogers LaZoom’s Kids’ Comedy Bus Tour blends city history and kid-centric comedy for an unforgettable learning experience. This recreational tour is specifically designed for children ages 5 – 12 but offers fun for all ages. For more details and entry costs, visit lazoomtours.com/lil-boogers.
The “Explore Space” event, hosted from July 16 – 27 at TCMU-Greenville, promises an extraterrestrial experience for all attendees. Watch your imagination translate to art as you make moon paintings and learn about the aurora borealis while creating Northern Lights window art. Draft your constellation viewer and discover more about the various phases of the moon. For a detailed schedule, visit tcmupstate.org/greenville/plan-your-visit/calendar.
With so many events and activities lined up for the month, July 2024 promises to be a memorable time for families within Greenville, Spartanburg, and beyond.
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