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Storyburg is set to make its enchanting debut in Spartanburg at TCMU on February 8, 2025. The grand opening promises a day filled with magical activities for families and children, including giveaways and unique treasures. The festivities kick off at 9 a.m. and continue until 4:30 p.m., with additional community activities and performances scheduled throughout February that will delight audiences of all ages.
Excitement Builds for Storyburg’s Grand Opening in Spartanburg!
Spartanburg, get ready to step into a magical realm as Storyburg is all set to make its grand debut on February 8, 2025! This highly anticipated event will take place at TCMU-Spartanburg and promises to be a wonderful adventure for families and children alike. From the enchanting theme of a medieval castle to a jam-packed schedule filled with activities, this is a magical day you won’t want to miss!
Mark Your Calendars
The grand festivities will kick off bright and early at 9 a.m. and run all the way until 4:30 p.m. on the opening day. Throughout the day, there will be an array of *enchanting programming* designed to entertain and enthrall young visitors. Expect everything from *noble giveaways* to *magical treasures* that will surely create smiles and memories!
More Fun Awaits!
The wonderful family fun doesn’t just end with the grand opening of Storyburg. All around Spartanburg, there are plenty of activities and events lined up to keep everyone entertained. For those planning some summer fun, Upstate Parent’s annual camp guides are now available, ensuring that you won’t run out of ideas for joyous summer activities.
And speaking of joy, parents have the opportunity to honor their exceptional teachers by nominating them for Upstate Parent’s 2025 Educators Who Make a Difference recognition. This is a great chance to show your appreciation for those special educators who inspire and shape our children’s futures!
Catch a Show!
But the festivities don’t stop with Storyburg. Families can enjoy “The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show” running through February 9 at the South Carolina Children’s Theatre. This delightful performance is perfect for young audiences and is sure to captivate hearts.
Adding to the excitement, two full days of fun await at the Winter Chautauqua Performance on February 7-8, featuring a portrayal of the famous Charlie Chaplin by Jeremy Meier, offering *free admission* to all attendees!
Learning and Exploration
For those looking to learn and grow, KIDONOMICS is hosting a half-day homeschool class focused on mathematics for students aged 5-12 on February 7. Additionally, the Nature Journaling classes at the South Carolina Botanical Garden will also take place on the same day, allowing people of all skill levels to connect creatively with nature.
Looking up at the night sky? The Starry Nights programs at Roper Mountain Science Center will feature different shows and time slots on February 7, inviting science enthusiasts to explore the wonders of the universe. And for a taste of culture, the Bilingual Story Time is scheduled at Hughes Main Library on the same day, perfect for families eager to share stories in different languages!
Special Events and Auctions
With February being such a busy month, don’t miss out on the Valentine Auction Fundraiser benefiting Just Say Something, also on February 7. This event promises to be filled with excitement and the chance to contribute to a great cause.
And if you’re looking to take a night stroll, the Owl Prowl event will be taking place at the Spartanburg Science Center on February 7, offering a unique opportunity for an after-dark adventure!
Storytime and More!
On February 8, as Storyburg opens its doors, *don’t forget about the delightful Storytime on the Steps* at M. Judson Booksellers, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Meanwhile, “The Healing Art of Dance,” an enchanting evening of ballet benefiting The Julie Valentine Center, will also take place on the same day at the Dance Arts Greenville Black Box Theatre.
Feeling the need for more fun? The TCMU-Greenville Member Morning event will be held on February 9, exclusive for members, and the Greer Farmers Market Winter Market is happening on the same day, offering fresh local flavors for everyone!
And let’s not forget about ongoing weekly adventures like the Moms in Motion fitness class at Mauldin Sports Center, happening every Tuesday morning to keep everyone active and engaged!
To wrap up this exciting week, be sure to attend the Garden Sprouts event for preschool-age children at the South Carolina Botanical Garden on February 11, guaranteeing smiles and fun for the little ones.
With so much happening, Spartanburg is the place to be for family-oriented events this February. Get ready to immerse yourself in the magic and charm at Storyburg and enjoy all the fantastic activities this vibrant community has to offer!
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