Pages at the Park Tuesday, August 6 @ 6:30pm McCreery Park, Saluda Meet Polk County Public Libraries outside for a relaxing evening of reading in the park! Bring a book, blanket or chair, and join us. Readers are also welcome to pack a picnic for this event.
Create four panels of your own design for this sturdy black metal lantern that holds a wax candle or battery operated lights. Make is whimsical abstract or nature inspired.
Design a circular mirror surrounded by mosaic class. You will complete your design on day on and return the next day to grout. Mary Ann has been teaching at the Studio for two years and provides with skills to continue mosaics on your own. Visiting Instructor: Mary Ann Everett
Enjoy an evening with Queen Bee and the Honey Lovers at the Top of the Grade Concerts, Saluda. August 9, 7-9 PM, McCreery Park. Grab dinner and bring a chair.
The Carolina Players are a six-piece ensemble from Greenville, S.C. This old school group plays oldies tunes you can dance to, as well as some great rhythm and blues and soul music. If you love music that will make you move, then you do not want to miss the debut of this band in Saluda.
Borderline Therapy is a Landrum-based band that performs Rock of Ages with a smattering of country. Expect to hear an eclectic mix of 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s rock with some old school country. Band members include Ben Smith on guitar, Brady Caldwell, guitar, Reggie Fowler, vocals, Michael Jackson, drums and Jason Martin, bass.
Sun., Aug. 11, 2-5 p.m. | Kadmon is a talented guitarist (aka Jason Ward) who interprets artists like The Grateful Dead, Phish and Bob Marley. This Saluda-based musician keeps the audience involved. His performances are enhanced through use of a footswitch to enhance volume and sound.
Create an eye popping starburst piece to hang in a window or have it slumped into a striking candle holder. Learn strip and circle cutting during this easy and fun session.
The Southeast Bumble Bee Atlas Tuesday, August 13 @ 2pm Saluda Library Dr. Laurie Hamon, Conservation Biologist for The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, will present about tracking and conserving our native bumble bees with community science! Nearly half of southeastern bumble bee species are at risk of extinction. To protect our bees, conservationists need […]
Create an eye catching design to add to your garden along your driveway or as a gift. Your piece will fit into a black metal frame.
The fourth in a series of public programs offered in conjunction with the Reclamation Park project. For this presentation we will be joined by Henderson County librarian and regional expert on local Black history, Ronnie Pepper, for an exploration of the connections between Saluda's African American history and the famed post-emancipation community.
Marion Mayor Steven Little will discuss “Convicts who built the Railway”
