THE LAST FULL WEEKEND IN JULY
We're celebrating our history and you're invited
WELCOME
2021 will be the 10th celebration of our history. We display this pride by inviting artists, antique sellers, craftsmen, and garden exhibitors to fill the grounds of the Garst Museum with their wares. We also thrive on offering living history re-enactors the opportunity to share their passion for sharing their knowledge of the past with our visitors. We also like to be heavy-handed with our musical entertainment and food.
Help us celebrate...visit the gathering at garst!
CELEBRATING OUR HISTORY
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
The 2021 Schedule of Events will be posted in the weeks prior to the event
Please visit often to see all of the updates!
EVENT HOURS
2021
CELEBRATING OUR HISTORY
FRIDAY
4PM-10PM
SATURDAY
10AM-8PM
SUNDAY
11AM-5PM
Living History Encampment Only
*All Regular Vendors Closed
until Saturday & Sunday of event
PARKING
BACK PARKING LOT: $5 per vehicle
Access from N. Broadway, by turning on Garst Avenue and drive to the back gate.
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Note: Garst Avenue is ONE WAY TRAFFIC during event hours.
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Note: You can also access the back parking lot from the Greenville City Park main entrance off of East Main St
SIDE PARKING LOT: $5 per vehicle
Access from N. Broadway, by turning on Wilson Drive then follow the signs to the parking attendant.
HANDICAP PARKING: FREE
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Very limited handicap parking will be available on Wilson Drive next to the museum.
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Handicapped access to the Gathering at Garst is at the front barricade on Wilson Drive near the museum entrance.
PROCEEDS & ADMISSION:
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Proceeds go to the Arcanum Lions Club and the Garst Museum.
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Admission to the Gathering at Garst is FREE, however, regular admission rates apply to view the exhibits inside the Garst Musuem.
GET SOCIAL
WITH US!
stay up to date...
We share a ton of information about our event on Facebook including incoming vendors, entertainment and much more.
Be sure to share our page with your friends and mark your calendars to join us for our annual celebration on the tree lined lawn of the Garst Museum.
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