Family events in Clemson, SC

An award-winning living history experience comes to Belton Depot, focusing on the skills and traditions of 18th and 19th century pioneers and Native Americans. Thirteen heritage artisans and historical reenactors will be positioned around the historic train depot, sharing glimpses of everyday life from earlier times. Guests can watch demonstrations and then try selected pioneer crafts and skills, turning the past into a hands-on learning opportunity through engaging, interactive presentations. This Home School Day is set aside for homeschool groups and requires reservations. Homeschool co-ops and organizations can reserve educational field trip slots. The student fee for ages 6 to 18 is $5 to see five presenters or $10 to see ten presenters. Parents and chaperones attend at no cost. For information or to reserve a spot, contact Alison Darby at 864-958-5264. The program is designed as a family-friendly cultural and educational outing.

Hosted by Salem Missionary Baptist Church Women’s Ministry in partnership with AnMed, this Community Baby Shower in Anderson, SC is designed to uplift and celebrate mothers and families. The event creates space to connect with others, receive encouragement, and feel the support of a caring community. It is intended for expecting mothers, new parents, and growing families. For more information, contact Brandy McDavid at 864-905-1422 or brandymcdavid@gmail.com.

An award-winning living history experience highlights the techniques and artistry of 18th and 19th century pioneers and Native Americans. Around the historic Belton Train Depot, thirteen artisans and historical reenactors share glimpses of daily life from earlier centuries through demonstrations that invite visitors to watch traditional skills in action and try hands-on pioneer crafts. Interactive presentations turn the past into something tangible and memorable. The event is free and family friendly, offering a cultural and educational experience.

Spark Squad offers a hands-on STEM experience that blends storytelling with science. Participants build, experiment, and explore their own ideas while discovering how science shapes everyday life. It is designed for ages 7 to 12, and everyone is welcome.

Welcoming Pokémon Trading Card Game players of any experience level, this league provides a friendly setting to battle, trade, and enjoy Pokémon video games using your own cards and phone. Participants can earn prizes while connecting with a community of collectors and players who share a passion for the game. Plans may shift because of holidays, large events, prerelease activities, or last minute changes, and updates are shared on Discord.

At MVPizza, this student ministry fundraiser turns a meal into meaningful support. Ten percent of sales from these special nights helps students take part in camps, conferences, retreats, and other ministry opportunities. Buffet purchases and takeout pizzas are included, so every order contributes. The focus is on shared meals and community time while investing in students' faith development, relationship building, and spiritual growth.

Sugar Mama’s Bakery hosts a family-friendly bingo night at Anderson Mall with free games for all ages and chances to win prizes. Dinner options and sweet treats will be available for purchase. Look for the setup in front of the bakery, next to rue21 and across from Journeys. To reserve seats, call (864) 642-9507.

A dedicated roller skating session for homeschool families offers an easy way to stay active and connect with others. Admission is $6, with an additional fee for skate rental plus tax. Expect plenty of laps, laughs, and a welcoming atmosphere on the rink as kids and caregivers enjoy time together.

Bath Day is available by appointment only, and walk-ins are not accepted. Provide proof of current rabies vaccination at drop-off. Pricing is based on weight: $25 for dogs 50 pounds and under, $30 for dogs 50 to 100 pounds, and $35 for dogs over 100 pounds. Each visit includes a bath, brushing, nail care, ear cleaning, and anal gland expression. Dematting is not provided.

At the Anderson County Museum, this early childhood program features playful activities that nurture learning and growth. It is geared toward children ages 2 to 6 who attend with a caregiver, and little ones slightly younger or older are also welcome.