Homeschool Open Field Trip Day
Monday, March 23, 10:00-12:45
Walnut Grove Plantation
Join other homeschool families for a hands-on, history-filled adventure! Our Homeschool Field Trip Days invite students of all ages to learn, explore, and make new friends—no large group or planning required. Just sign up, show up, and enjoy an educational day designed especially with homeschoolers in mind.
Cherokee Delegations to England, 1730. Image courtesy of Wikimedia.
Lunch & Learn
Friday, January 23 at 12:30
Chapman Cultural Center
Explore Cherokee history during a time of profound change and learn how the Cherokee people navigated relationships with South Carolinians and the British, responded to the American Revolution, and adapted to the emergence of the United States.
This program is presented by Dr. Alice Taylor-Colbert, a historian specializing in the American South and Cherokee Studies, and is sponsored by South Carolina Humanities.
Lunch and Learn is sponsored by the Chapman Cultural Center
There are a limited number of seats, be sure to register in advance (even members!)
Admission: $5 for non-members / Free for SCHA members.
Don’t forget to bring your lunch!
Downtown Spartanburg Walking Tour
Last Saturday of each month from March-September
10:30 am at Denny’s Plaza, Downtown Spartanburg
Did you know Elvis Presley once performed in Spartanburg, how Morgan Square got its name, or where the clock in the clock tower came from?
If you’re looking for something different to do on Saturday morning or have out-of-town visitors and want to give them a taste of Spartanburg, check out our Downtown Walking Tour and learn about the interesting history of the Spartanburg community!
Limited space available, advanced registration required