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Cheraw Spring Festival
Phone: (843) 537-8420
City: Cheraw
Region: Midlands
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Cheraw Spring Festival
Enjoy good times, great food, intriguing history, amazing entertainment and more at Cheraw's annual Spring Festival. Activities range from a Craft Show, Civil War Lantern Tours and an Antique Fire Truck Parade to a Black Heritage Jubilation and First United Methodist's Famous BBQ. Events take place throughout Cheraw. A brochure with all of the details is available at Cheraw Town Hall, the Cheraw Community Center, and area businesses.
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