Only in Old Town Blog: News
Posted May 2nd, 2012 by Old Town
PHOTO: Joel Ackerman of Pops Woodturning. Ackerman will return to Old Town Market on May 10th with free woodturning demonstrations.
Old Town Market features the freshest local produce, grass-fed beef, farm-fresh eggs, local honey, plants, cut flowers, handmade arts-n-crafts, and much more! The market also welcomes Periwinkle Café and Bakery this season! They will offer drinks and bakery items for sale at the market, as often as their schedule allows.
This year, the market will be held in a new location: 190 Dave Lyle Boulevard, across from The Cotton Factory at Dave Lyle Boulevard and E. White Street. Old Town Market will hold its Grand Season Opening on May 10th, 5-8pm. This celebration will feature:
* Music by The Perfect Melancholies
* Woodturning demonstrations by Pops
* Pickles Da Clown and ‘Rapunzel’ with balloon sculptures and face painting
* Kids can plant flowers to take home***
* Door prizes and more!
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Posted May 2nd, 2012 by Old Town
This summer, a variety of summer camps are being offered in Old Town. These include:
**Charlotte Avenue YMCA
Camp Little Feet: K—2nd Grades
Camp Quest: 3rd—5th Grades
Adventure Club: 6th—8th Grades
Full-day programs are available weekly for children in grades K—8th. Activities include weekly themes, field trips, swimming, arts, crafts, games, daily devotions, team building activities, character development, and more. Camps are Monday through Friday from 7am to 6pm. Weekly and full summer rates are available.
Charlotte Avenue YMCA is located at 402 Charlotte Avenue. For more information or to register children for summer camps, call 803-329-9622 or visit the website: upymca.org
** Main Street Children’s Museum
By the Sea: Ages 4—6
The Olympics: Ages 4—6
Art is All Around: Ages 4—6
Children can enjoy a Playcation complete with stories, games, crafts, and visits from special friends. These mini-camps will be held on Thursdays from 9:30am—Noon. Cost is $5 per child for members; $10 per child for non-members. Space is limited. Call 803-327-6400 to register. Main Street Children’s Museum is located at 133 E. Main Street.
Posted May 2nd, 2012 by Old Town
PHOTO: 38 Special, scheduled to perform in Old Town on June 15th.
The Old Town Association recently announced the lineup for the 2012 Old Town Amphitheater Concert Series. Headliners are 38 Special, Da Throwback Band, and Delbert McClinton.
38 Special has been performing their signature Southern Rock together for more than three decades. Many fans associate the band with their arena-rock pop smashes such as “Hold On Loosely,” “If I’d Been the One,” “Caught Up in You,” and “Second Chance.” Opening for 38 Special is The George Hatcher Band.
Da Throwback Band is one of the hottest show bands in the southeast, performing a high-energy show full of disco, pop, and funk songs of the 70’s and beyond. Da Throwback Band, along with the winner of the online Battle of the Bands contest, will perform as part of the 10th Annual Red, White, and BOOM! Festival.
Delbert McClinton is known for melding blues, R&B, and country music into a uniquely soulful blend. His Album, Nothing Personal, won him his first solo Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album. Opening for Delbert McClinton is the Blue Dogs.
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Posted May 2nd, 2012 by Old Town
This month, the Arts Council of York County will debut a unique visual arts exhibition. No Boundaries: Fine Art Meets High Fashion is a joint exhibition between Rock Hill painter Harriet Goode and Charlotte-based fashion designer Luis Machicao.
Harriet Goode has become known for her distinctive paintings of women over the course of her 50-year career. Her latest work features a series of women on tall panels.
Luis Machicao is fashion designer who began his career in Peru, studied in Paris, and has worked extensively with costumes in TV and theater. Recently, his original costume designs were showcased in the box office hit “The Hunger Games.
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Posted April 5th, 2012 by Old Town
Jimmy John’s has been serving delicious gourmet sandwiches in franchises across the country since 1983. And now, Tyler LePhew—a Rock Hill native—has opened one in Old Town! With the City having a focus on redeveloping the Old Town area, LePhew saw the potential for a successful Jimmy John’s here.
Jimmy John’s is known for “freaky fast” sandwiches that are made with the freshest possible ingredients: freshly-sliced vegetables and meats; and French or 7-grain wheat bread, baked fresh every day. The family-friendly Old Town location features this high-quality food, as well as excellent service and modern décor.
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Posted April 5th, 2012 by Old Town
Old Town Market is Rock Hill’s destination for fresh, local produce and farm products, as well as unique, handmade works by local artisans and crafters. This season, the market will be open — rain or shine — every Thursday, 5-8pm and every Saturday, 8am-Noon. In addition to local foods and arts-n-crafts, Thursday evening markets will continue to feature musical entertainment, free children’s activities, and more!
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