We recently visited for the first time during the members night Candlelight tours. It's a…read moreone-weekend thing during the holidays showing what Christmas was like in York County in the late 1700s. The tour guide led us by lantern to various scenes throughout the property. The actors were great and I learned some things I didn't know. I would recommend for older kids, my four year-old was getting a little restless towards the end but she still enjoyed it. After, there were vendors, a brass band playing Christmas carols, food (free on members night), and activities like drip candles and snowflake ornaments for the kids. And of course we met Father Christmas who was really interactive with the kids. They do have a fairly large site. Bring your walking shoes because there are trails. Restrooms are in the Visitors center. During special events watch for a posted detour. We'd like to go back on a non-event day and explore. We're also York County Cultural Heritage Museum members which includes this site and has been a great value.

I love that places like this are still open. We cannot allow history to be canceled. I was only in…read moretown for a short time, my friend and I were looking for something to do. I love history I love museums, I love learning. We went on a Sunday and had to do the self-guided tour. We walked around to each of the buildings and read the description on the back of the map. We watched the video afterwards I'm glad I did it in reverse. It helps bring the whole thing together. The grounds are well-kept. I agree with another reviewer you can spend as little or as much time as you would like. The cost is minimal. The reason i'm only giving four stars is because of the short staff on Sunday no reenactments or people at each of the buildings to talk about them.

OMG this country really does love their artists.We have been in the area for a film festival and…read morenow we can to see a juried art show. It is so nice to see the town of Rock Hill support their local talent. MY daughter is one of th artists and we are so excited to go see the award show. We support artists and local talent ourselves so love to come and see a town that does as well.Well done Rock Hill. Drop off was also super organized and the staff so helpful

The building also houses 7 artists studios. Although private most don't seem to mind the casual…read morevisitor. If the door is not quite shut it ususally means that the artists are open to visitors.

This is a really nice theater in the heart of Shelby NC. Before the main show there was an acoustic…read moreartist in the side lobby area playing music, while people both sat and listened, bought merchandise and/or stood in line to order drinks and popcorn. The show was amazing as Mothers Finest always is, and afterwards, going back into the lobby allowed us to meet with the performers. Parking was free and there was plenty around the building. Hoping to catch future shows here in the future.

Black Friday and an opportunity to see Edwin McCain for the second time. This go round with K in…read moreShelby at this fine theater for the first time. The sight lines are excellent, the acoustics are great and the feel of the theater has a nice vibe. Clearly, a lot of history here and they have done a great job in the restoration and the accommodation for artists and guests. We didn't participate but Edwin and Band had a meet and greet afterwards.

The Earl Scruggs Center is located in Downtown Shelby in the 1907 built Cleveland County…read moreCourthouse. Free parking is available on the street. The entrance is on the Washington Street side of the building. Make sure to stop at the smaller building outside as that is where you buy your tickets and receive your earbuds. From there you can proceed inside the renovated courthouse and a docent with start the introduction film then explain what order to go through the museum. The Center opened in 2014. I did not know who Earl Scruggs was before my visit. The North Carolina Musicians Mural Trail brought me to Shelby, NC. But he was a well-known banjo player and who had his own style of playing while developing the sounds of bluegrass. Besides Scruggs, the museum tells some of the history of Cleveland County. The Rotunda has the instruments used by the Scruggs family. In These Hills tells Earl Scrugg's story and has some interactive exhibits. There is a board where you can listen to his music and that of other artists. Out of Carolina is the next room and covers the next stage in Scruggs career. The radio history, Shelby Dynasty and textile mills in the area. Turning Road is the last room covers the Civil Rights Movement, textile mills closing, and changing music styles. I recommend a visit to the center if you are near Shelby.

Very interactive and interesting to learn about Earl Scruggs and bluegrass music. I enjoyed it…read morewith my family.

I really enjoyed the sandwich here. It had a lot of flavor on it and was a great texture. The ranch…read morewas also very good to dip my fries in. The service was a little slow, but I think they were just understaffed. It was nothing bad about the server. She was very friendly. They had a nice menu with good options for lunch and we sat outside on the patio. I had fresh brew tea and it was good. Overall enjoyed my experience.

I had the seared tuna with a salad and ginger dressing. The tuna was good-seared nicely with a…read moreblack pepper and sesame coating, ginger dressing is made in house-nice flavor, good portion. The homemade rolls that are complimentary were very good! Positive stuff: The staff is great-- they work hard to make sure your experience is good. Food is good- they have rotating menu. Negative stuff: Well, nothing really negative but just for info--they are renovating the main dining hall so they using the golfing bar area, outdoor seating, and tent if weather is bad Extra info: It is a private club so you must be or know a member.

Not a lot of flowers, mostly trees. Clean. But wouldn't call it a garden, more like a park.read more

I'm such a stickler for beauty in nature, it always amazes me of how much of an amazing artist God…read moreis. With school starting soon I decided to take a small road trip to SC with my handsome now 8yr old son, I promised to take him to a botanical garden and decided on this place. I'm so happy we came here, the drive wasn't that bad and with us being new to the Carolinas it was nice to take the scenic route and take in all the beauty! When we arrived we immediately followed the path and got lost in the beauty and wonder of this garden. The ponds filled with life, the creeks, waterfalls, plants and trees, they had a memorial garden dedicated to those that serve/served, it was all so lovely. Gorgeous walking paths that make you feel like you are in an enchanted forest. Words and photos can not express the beauty this place holds. I can't wait to come here during the springtime. I think we'll add this to our list of places to go for walks and even picnics. It was really hot when we went, so I'd love to come during the fall or when it's cooler to just stay a while longer and really take in every inch of this place. I hope I did good at capturing at least a fraction of the beauty!

I have been to George Pappas Liberty Lanes at least 10 or 15 times and I have had a great time…read more However, I was very taken back by the fact that I saw a woman that works in the dining area vaping around 1:25 pm. The food is typical decent and I thought about purchasing something to eat, even though I was not bowling. But, when I saw the fumes coming from the vaping device in the kitchen area, I decided not to get anything.

Amazing and fun! Been there since I was a kid and now I get to take my own child here and he has a…read moreblast for a four year old! The only thing I don't like about it is people get to vape in here when there are other children/babies that could be breathing it in. The good is delicious and the prices are cheap!

We booked this place the night before a community outreach event and they worked with us to ensure…read morethat we had the bounce houses that we needed. We spoke to Al the owner the night before our ever the next morning at 10 am and we had no problems. We had nothing to worry about. They were professional, timely and provided great customer service. Thanks so much to Al and The Bounceable Time Team for ensuring that our community service went off well and the Clover Community Had a great time! Signed with Love of Bounce, @TheOriginalCharlestonian #LEWReviews

My niece book this company and when I say unprofessional I mean unprofessional. They have really…read moreslacked off. I used them in the past the first year or two when they opened. But now I would not they spoke with my grandmother terribly about the inflatable they set up. It wasn't cleaned and the inside was disgusting. They kids had all kinds of dirty and hay all in their socks and in their hair. The lady who said she was the manager was rude and unprofessional. Talk like she was talking to someone on the streets. When people are your advertisement being courteous and kind and understanding and willing to fix a solution to a problem it's in your best interest for your business. If zero was a rating I have to give it to them..