Events in Seneca today

Set on the waters of Lake Jocassee at Devils Fork State Park, this stop in the Southeast Paddle Sports Championship Series brings together racers in kayaks, surfskis, canoes, paddleboards, and other self powered craft. First time paddlers are welcome, and participants are grouped by age and by boat type to keep competition fair. The celebration continues afterward with an awards ceremony at Jocassee Valley Brewing Co. Registration remains open through September 30, with entry priced at $40 for adults and $20 for those 16 and under.

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.

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.

Take part in a free sunset yoga session at Carolina Wren Park in downtown Anderson. This community class is free of charge. Please bring a yoga mat and consider inviting a friend.

The Upstate SC Go Club hosts a Monday meetup at Empire Games, bringing together the former Anderson and Greenville clubs under one banner. It is free to take part, and players can drop in at any point. Go is a two-player abstract strategy game focused on claiming territory by surrounding it, with origins in China over 2,500 years ago and a continuous history to today. Holiday schedules, tournaments, and other club events may lead to changes in the usual meeting day.

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.

Show your music smarts each Wednesday for an opportunity to win. This friendly challenge puts your musical knowledge in the spotlight.

A Gundam card game store tournament at Empire Games features a Constructed format with Swiss pairings, single-game matches, 30 minute rounds and five minutes of overtime. Registration takes place through TCG+, and the entry fee is $15, payable in-store. Prizing includes a winner's pack for first place, a promotional pack for each participant, and booster packs awarded according to final standings. Scheduling may change due to holidays, large events, pre-release or release activities, or last minute adjustments, and updates are shared on Discord.

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.

Connect with trusted local professionals at the weekly gathering of the GBN Downtown Anderson Chapter, a relationship-focused referral network committed to member success. The meeting follows a structured yet welcoming format that supports steady business growth through shared connections, accountability, and community involvement. Attendees can build lasting referral partnerships, describe their services and ideal contacts, exchange genuine referrals and testimonials, and stay informed about developments in the local business community. Business owners, entrepreneurs, sales professionals, nonprofit leaders, and service providers aiming to expand their networks and increase referral-driven results are a strong fit for this session.

A Medicare Moment presents a senior expo in Anderson centered on 2027 Medicare plan information. Attendees can explore offerings from vendors throughout the Upstate of South Carolina and speak with insurance company representatives who will be on hand to answer questions about 2027 Medicare plans. Light snacks and seating will be available. Giveaways include a 65 inch TV and an iPad.

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.

This weekly track run meets at West End Elementary in Easley, SC. Use the school track to get your workout in, with flexible start times so you can begin when it suits your schedule.

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This monthly support meeting from PFLAG Anderson is open to LGBTQIA+ people, families, and allies. Attendees can connect with others and share support.