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South Carolina Apple Festival

South Carolina Apple Festival

The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country

The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country

Due the current situation related to Covid-19, please check the event’s website for the latest information on cancellations. *2020 EVENT CANCELLED!* Beginning the day after Labor Day and running through the following weekend, the South Carolina Apple Festival celebrates the beginning of apple harvest season in Oconee County, the largest apple-producing area in the state. The annual festival has drawn thousands of visitors to the Westminster, South Carolina area since its first appearance in 1961. Whether you enjoy whitewater rafting, shopping for arts and crafts, browsing antique shops, or just kicking back and listening to live musical entertainment, the Apple Festival offers something for everyone in the family. Most of the events are free and are planned with the entire family in mind.
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