Events in Clemson, SC

Homeschool Friday is a welcoming, family-centered program for kids that explores a fresh topic each time. All ages are invited, making it easy for the whole family to learn and have fun together. Expect an engaging blend of education and enjoyment tailored to a broad range of learners. For more information, look for additional details from the organizer’s online channels.

A ribbon cutting ceremony is planned for Tiny Feet Early Intervention. It offers a moment to recognize the organization.

The South Carolina Bigfoot Festival returns to the streets of Westminster for a community celebration centered on all things Bigfoot. Featured speakers are planned, with a full schedule to be announced. More information will be shared as planning continues. Vendor applications are open, and sponsorship opportunities are available. To stay safe, use only the festival’s official channels when applying or making inquiries and be cautious of scammers.

This open play gathering for Star Wars: Unlimited at Empire Games features casual matches, opportunities to trade cards, and guidance for learning the game. Entry is free. Participants can enjoy open play or set up a quick mini-tournament in Constructed, Draft, or Sealed, with a group of about eight players recommended for the best experience. New players and longtime fans are welcome.

Carolina Pagan Fest offers a day of community and celebration with food, rituals, a raffle, educational activities, healers, readers, and a variety of vendors. Organized by Carolina Pagans with a Purpose, the gathering centers on learning, connection, and fun while working to correct common misunderstandings about Paganism. Entry is a non-monetary donation supporting local organizations, with this year’s beneficiaries to be announced. Parking is limited, so carpooling is encouraged, and a shuttle is available once the lot is full, with signage to help direct drivers. For comfort during circle, bring a chair, pillow, or blanket. A new website is on the way.

All experience levels are welcome at this casual Pokémon Trading Card Game League. Bring your own cards, your phone, and your Pokémon video games to enjoy friendly matches, trade with other players, and earn prizes. It is a relaxed way to connect with fellow fans who love collecting and battling. The schedule may change due to holidays, large events, pre or release events, or last minute adjustments, so check the Discord for updates.

Players of all experience levels are welcome at this casual, no-cost Standard format tournament. Matches use best-of-one rounds with a 30 minute limit. Every participant receives a Pokémon Prize Pack 8, and the top three finishers earn additional prize packs. Depending on attendance, extra promo packs may be added. It is a friendly setting for newcomers, deck testers, and seasoned Standard players alike.

Admission is free and everyone is welcome to a midday concert at the Anderson County Library. Bring your own lunch while the music is provided. This event is scheduled every second Wednesday.

DeShed Day features a weight-based special that includes a deshedding bath, thorough brushing, nail care, ear cleaning, and anal gland expression, with dematting not included. Pricing is $40 for 50 pounds or under, $45 for 50 to 100 pounds, and $50 for over 100 pounds. To reserve a spot, call (706)356-4379.

This Business After Hours hosted by Anderson Arts Center provides an informal setting for conversation and professional connections. Guests may bring a friend. Tickets are $5, and registration opens soon.

The PBA Annual Golf Tournament returns to Saluda Valley Country Club for a day of golf, prizes, and friendly competition. Teams of four can register for $400. After registration and lunch, the field will head out for a shotgun start. Cash awards await the top finishers, with $1,200 for first place, $600 for second, and $400 for third. Contests include Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin, with more tournament-day fun to be announced. Businesses can participate as sponsors, with opportunities starting at $100. Team spots and select sponsorships are limited.

This monthly circle is guided by spiritual guide Maykayla and mental health professional Janey Capers, who weave intuition, grounding, and joy to hold a welcoming and magical space. It is a sacred evening focused on connection, sisterhood, and remembering personal power as women. The gathering opens with playful icebreakers, warm conversation, and nourishing snacks, then moves into ritual with a gentle cleansing and the intentional opening of the circle. Guided journaling and optional sharing invite each participant to explore her inner voice and be witnessed. Throughout the night there is room for laughter, tears, wisdom, and the simple joy of being together, and for those who wish to linger, dancing and music often continue afterward. Participants are encouraged to wear whatever feels most like themselves, whether cozy, flowing, or sparkly. Bring a journal and pen for reflections, a favorite treat or snack to enjoy or share, and any meaningful spiritual items if desired, such as moon water, crystals, tarot cards, or other cherished talismans. Arrive as you are and leave feeling more connected, empowered, and alive.

Charleston Southern travels to Clemson Memorial Stadium, also known as Death Valley, for an in-state matchup with the Clemson Tigers. The game pairs teams that compete at different tiers of college football, bringing a contrast in styles and plenty of local interest.

The C3XL season culminates with its final event at Carolina Extreme Paintball, bringing the season to a close.

Advance your remote viewing practice with an intermediate level class that continues a multi step protocol. Instruction is led by Jamie Sexton, who has been taught by CIA trained remote viewers. Completion of the beginner class is required, and one is being offered for those who need it. The session runs five hours with a one hour lunch break. Enrollment is limited to eight participants to keep guidance focused and individualized. The fee is $90. Cancellation policy applies as follows, cancel before 36 hours for a full refund, cancel before 24 hours for a half refund, and cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.

Everyone is welcome to attend, with an entry fee of $10.

WPAC White Suite brings a carefully curated program to the Walhalla Performing Arts Center, presented in an intimate theater environment where the setting, sound, and mood are integral to the performance. Designed to highlight atmosphere as much as artistry, it offers a focused way to explore what is on the WPAC stage this fall.

Explore Belton’s historic streets during the Belton Area Museum Association’s ninth annual ghost walk. This guided, family friendly outing highlights six newly added properties, with exterior stops at homes and businesses where costumed storytellers share eerie tales connected to each place. Tickets cover the guided tour and additional entertainment. Space is limited, so advance purchase is encouraged because prices rise on the day of the event. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for children, or $20 per person if bought day of. Comfortable walking shoes and a flashlight are recommended. For more information, contact Abigail Burden at 864-338-7400 or beltonmuseum@bellsouth.net.

Celebrate fall at Two Horse Distillery with a family friendly marketplace featuring more than 40 local vendors offering handmade goods, boutique finds, gifts, home decor, baked treats, and more. Sip specialty seasonal drinks from Perfectly Imperfect and Two Horse Distillery as you browse, and visit Juniper + Jett for permanent jewelry. Trick or treating is available at vendor booths for everyone, and a costume contest welcomes all ages. Giveaways happen throughout the event, and the first 25 customers receive an exclusive Sip & Shop bag. Costumes are encouraged. Food and drinks are available on site, and the day supports local makers, creators, and small businesses.

Virginia Tech heads to Clemson for an ACC showdown at Memorial Stadium. Expect gritty battles at the line, defense-first football, and momentum swings that can influence the conference race. The setting in Death Valley, combined with a visiting Hokies contingent that often makes the trip, creates a charged, high-energy atmosphere from kickoff to the final whistle.

The Hunter Full Moon arrives in the fiery astrological sign of Aries, emphasizing independence, passion, and taking initiative. This 90-minute session guides participants through deep relaxation, meditation, and intention setting, accompanied by a sound bath incorporating various instruments.

Spend three days at Devils Fork State Park on Lake Jocassee with camping, hiking, and time on the water. There are many waterfalls to explore, and kayakers are welcome alongside paddleboarders. The plan starts with campsite check in, a hike, and dinner by a campfire. The following day focuses on paddleboarding with a picnic at a waterfall, then a simple dinner back at the campsite and time for showers. Check out is scheduled for the final morning, with the option to extend the trip through Sunday.

Experience a cruise-in of classic cars, trucks, and bikes with free admission for all. Hot dogs and drinks will be available, and families can enjoy face painting, a bounce house, cotton candy, and trick-or-treating, along with additional activities.

Light up the mat with a high-energy vinyasa glow and flow set to a spooky, EDM-tinged playlist. Move to the beat through creative sequences that generate warmth, build strength, and enhance flexibility, with chances to break into free movement and dance. Black lights and a pulsing soundtrack transform the studio into an immersive space that celebrates the season’s playful mischief and magic. The class winds down with a deeply restful Savasana, also known as Corpse Pose, offering a peaceful finish before any weekend plans. Costumes are encouraged but optional, and glow-in-the-dark accessories will be available, so come as you are for a hauntingly fun practice.

Pedego Owners Group riders gather at Doodle Park in Easley for a social out-and-back along the Doodle Trail. The group will ride about 7.5 miles to Doodle Park in Pickens for a brief restroom stop, then return to the starting point, with the route listed as a 16-mile round trip. This ride has been rescheduled. Afterward, there is an optional lunch at Inky's at the Silos.

Scramble for Scholarships supports Kids’ Chance of South Carolina, a nonprofit that awards scholarships and provides assistance for children of South Carolina workers who suffered a serious or fatal injury at work. Set at Cobb’s Glen Country Club, the event features an eighteen-hole, 7,002-yard championship course with lush, well-established fairways that offer room off the tee while still requiring precision. The calm, meticulously kept surroundings are well suited for a full day on the course.

Celebrate the season at Two Horse Distillery with a cheerful Christmas market filled with shopping and holiday fun. Browse more than 50 vendors, enjoy specialty drinks, snap photos with Santa, and look out for giveaways. This family friendly gathering welcomes all ages. The first 50 customers will receive a Sip & Shop bag. Vendor applications are open for makers, boutiques, bakers, artisans, creators, and other small businesses.

A juried market spotlighting 35 local artists and artisans unfolds throughout the exhibits at the award-winning Anderson County Museum. It offers a warm start to the holiday season in a distinctive museum setting.

Start your holiday shopping at a festive market featuring local vendors with handmade crafts and homemade treats. Discover unique gifts and tasty takeaways as you browse a variety of offerings from the community. Vendor opportunities are available. All official communication will come only from Sharon Dorsey at slgeorge864@gmail.com, and any other outreach should be treated as a scam.

Anderson Arts Center presents its Annual Art Auction under the theme Colorìto: The Essence of the Venetian Renaissance, an evening centered on art, color, creativity, and the spirit of Venice. Colorìto, rooted in Venetian tradition, speaks to the expressive role of color and the way light and atmosphere shape emotion, depth, and movement in a work of art. Venetian painters became celebrated for luminous hues and for using color as a vital part of storytelling and expression. The program includes an annual silent auction, cuisine by Southern Soul, Venetian inspired cocktails, and live music from GLOharmonic. Attendees may wear Venetian masks. Tickets are $100 per person, and valet service is available for $20.

A relaxed coed adult kickball league in Fair Play brings a social, low pressure atmosphere to the Fair Oaks Youth Center baseball field. Teams are formed with classic yard style draft picks that alternate men and women to keep games balanced and mixed. All experience levels are welcome. Wear athletic shoes and bring a positive attitude, and expect a well prepared field with freshly cut grass. Player contributions are collected at the field to cover the rental fee, approximately $4 per person with 20 or more participants, and the cost decreases as turnout grows. Games are played under the lights.

Holiday Inn Anderson hosts a Business After Hours focused on networking and building new connections. Guests may bring a friend to expand their circle. Tickets are $5, and registration will open soon.

Quarterly Conversations offers relaxed daytime meetups and traditional evening gatherings that emphasize listening, connection, and community. Each session provides a friendly setting to share ideas and engage in thoughtful conversation.

The Upstate tradition continues with the 15th edition of this holiday, handmade and vintage fair featuring 200 booths filled with gifts for everyone, gorgeous seasonal decor, and artisan crafts. Enjoy live entertainment and a variety of food vendors. DIY classes led by artisans are offered, and a VIP ticket option includes a canvas shopping bag and a glass of wine or coffee, along with a free gift wrapping station and custom hand lettered gift tags. Family friendly highlights include free Disney princess story time and photos, a free magic show, and complimentary professional photos with Santa. Tickets are available in advance and can sell out quickly, and once VIP tickets are sold out they are not available at the door.

An ACC showdown between the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and the Clemson Tigers unfolds at Clemson Memorial Stadium, also known as Death Valley. Longstanding conference rivals meet late in the season, raising the stakes on every snap and amplifying the game-day energy. Expect a charged crowd in one of college football’s storied venues as these teams go head-to-head. If you plan to attend, consider securing tickets ahead of time.

Guided by the Beaver Full Moon in the steady sign of Taurus, this session encourages mindful shifts and renewal in everyday life, with attention to home, health, and daily habits. Across ninety minutes, participants move through deep relaxation and meditation, then focus on setting meaningful intentions. The experience is supported by a soothing sound bath that blends a variety of instruments to create a calming, restorative atmosphere.

Take part in a gentle flow yoga class appropriate for all levels, including first-timers. The practice is focused on gratitude and giving thanks. The class is free, and pre-registration is required.

The in-state rivalry between the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Clemson Tigers takes center stage at Memorial Stadium. Steeped in history and bragging rights, this clash often shapes postseason hopes. Expect a tradition rich atmosphere, roaring crowds, and game changing moments from kickoff to the final whistle.

Andrew Wooten brings a solo alternative country performance to Two Rivers Public House, weaving sincere stories and strong vocals into an engaging set tailored to the room. The show draws from his catalog of more than 30 original songs alongside crowd favorites by Tyler Childers, Zach Bryan, Cody Jinks, and others.

Expect an evening of laughs and classic Southern entertainment with Sean of the South at Walhalla Performing Arts Center. A meet and greet is open to all ticket holders after the performance, and merchandise will be available before and after the show. To stay safe, avoid purchasing tickets from individuals offering them in comment threads, as those are often scams.

Honor the seasonal turning point with a calming sound bath that invites closure on the past year and a fresh beginning. Guided meditations encourage releasing old patterns and making room for new possibilities in the year ahead. Soothing vibrations from instruments such as singing bowls, gongs, and chimes promote deep relaxation, thoughtful reflection, and a renewed outlook on the year’s shortest day. Participants can rest in their favorite restorative poses as the soundscape eases stress and anxiety and nurtures a steady sense of inner peace. The experience centers on letting go of what no longer serves and setting clear intentions for the coming year.

Rooted in the Cold Full Moon in the air sign Gemini, this session emphasizes curiosity, fresh learning, and connection with the nearby community. Over the course of ninety minutes, participants move through deep relaxation and meditation, set clear intentions, and experience a calming sound bath that blends a variety of instruments.