We went to see Puff before the holiday and the play was so funny!! The actors interacted with the…read moreaudience especially the front row. Loved the parody on Harry Potter. Some of the sarcasm was only for people who read the books and saw the movies. Some audience members were dressed in the house colors which made it lots of fun. Snacks and drinks were served for a fee. I'm going back to see Avenue Q an adult version of Sesame Street. The theater is small and you can see from anywhere you sit. Some of the actions were not appropriate for small children, so check the ratings on the plays before you go.

Anderson school of Dance has been AMAZING for me in the last 4 years. I've danced in hip hop for a…read morewhile now and I couldnt have chosen a better studio.The teachers are great.They couldnt of hired better ones.Over the years,Ive becoome like a daughter to all of my teacher.They care for every student that way.If I come to dance straight of a bad day,I know I'll leave with a smile.If you want to have something to brighten up your days,I suggest adventuring into anderson school of dance.

Excellent facility for Events at Clemson!! We are here for our son is having his Clemson Honors…read moreCollege Celebration here before Graduation Day! Great Acoustics in here definitely would be a wonderful spot to hear concerts or performances. The seating is amazing and the seats themselves are very comfortable. Easy 5 Stars !!

Performing arts at the college level. If you live local please try to fit Clemson into your…read moreschedule for your dose of the arts.

This is a very nice school with a massive performing arts program. In December of 2017, my step…read moredaughter had a Winter Strings Concert for her school district and I really liked what I saw of the school.

It was a lovely performance! We sat in the middle ish area and honestly the atmosphere was amazing…read more The only criticism I can give is the seats aren't too comfy tbh. Other than that, nice!

Nice theater with comfortable seats. Affordable yet very good plays. Free refreshments were served…read moreat intermission.

Tucked away off the campus of Clemson on a vast plot of land is the South Carolina Botanical…read moreGardens. Like some other college-affiliated gardens, this one is free of charge to all visitors. It's a bit tough to get your bearings at first since the property is really spread out, and requires quite a bit of driving to get from place to place, where first time visitors (like me) are sure to get lost along the way, even with a map of the property. I recommend starting your visit with the visitors center, carriage house, and geology museum, which are adjacent to the desert and Jurassic gardens. I tried to get intel on best places to see blooms at the visitors center, but staff weren't overly helpful in assisting where to explore, so I basically grabbed the map and drove off meandering around the back roads, winding up at the Hanover House (super friendly staff here) and the Caboose and President's gardens (some blooms in this area). Despite feeling a bit lost while exploring and encountering very few blooms, I did overall enjoy my visit to the South Carolina Botanical Gardens. I would rate it as a 3.5 out of 5 experience overall, as much of the land on property seemed not to serve much of a purpose, and you really have to spend time exploring (and getting lost) to find interesting blooms.

I took my 88 yr old neighbor with me. We walked around the circle near the bell. Just so special…read moreand peaceful.