Enjoy Music and Entertainment in Simpsonville
Simpsonville has come a long way from its roots as a stagecoach stop in the 1830s. It now embodies everything that’s good about small towns.
It’s home to the outdoor CCNB Amphitheatre where music echoes from both the locals and the out-of-towners who come here to see their favorite artists. Read on for some ideas.
1. CCNB Amphitheatre
The CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park is one of the largest and most popular outdoor concert venues in Simpsonville. It hosts a variety of musical acts across a wide range of genres, including country, rock, and modern pop.
The venue is ADA-accessible and offers plenty of parking options. It also has a VIP section that allows guests to sit in a private viewing area.
Aside from concerts and shows, Heritage Park is a popular spot for families to take in the sunshine. It features picnic areas, baseball fields, batting cages, and miniature train rides.
The city also encourages visitors to take self-guided walking tours downtown. You can print a map or pick one up in person. The city also has miles of walking, hiking, and biking trails.
2. City Park
Located in one of the fastest-growing regions in South Carolina, Simpsonville offers an easy lifestyle with plenty of recreational activities and a cozy downtown business district. You can golf on the area’s two top courses, enjoy the latest performing artists at CCNB Amphitheatre and experience a world of dining options that won’t disappoint foodies.
The city’s downtown is a down-home destination, offering visitors a glimpse into the history of the town through fun shops and eateries. Visitors can also take the Chamber of Commerce’s Historic Walking Tour, highlighting 20 unique sites. Visit another area in town here.
3. Tater Shed
Heritage Park Simpsonville SC is a great place for travelers looking to get a down-home experience while exploring the area. Its family-friendly attractions include a free annual festival and several outdoor concerts.
There is plenty of parking and is accessible to everyone, whether you are driving or riding a bike. It also features a pond with fish and a picnic area.
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4. The Arts Center
The Arts Center at Heritage Park is the perfect place to enjoy music and entertainment. Whether you’re a fan of symphonies, ballets, concerts or Broadway plays, this state-of-the-art theatre offers something for everyone!
The arts have always played a key role in Simpsonville’s history. Back in the 1820s, this crossroads hamlet was a stagecoach stop on Old Stage Road and a Cherokee trail known as Georgia Road.
Throughout the year, you’ll find many fun events to keep your family busy. On Memorial Day, Freedom Weekend Aloft at Heritage Park features hot air balloon launches and a lacrosse tournament; in September, downtown Simpsonville hosts the South Greenville Fair; in October, Goblinfest brings safe trick-or-treating to kids of all ages; and in December, the annual Christmas Parade fills Main Street.
5. The Pavilion
Simpsonville’s Heritage Park is an oasis in the middle of a bustling downtown. It offers plenty of outdoor activities including picnic areas, multiple baseball fields, and a working steam train replica.
Throughout the park, there are several trails to explore. It’s also home to the Heritage Park Amphitheatre, which hosts both local and nationally touring musicians.
Another great spot for outdoor recreation is Discovery Island Waterpark, a family-friendly attraction with slides, a lazy river, and a 4-Tier Splash ‘n Play Structure. It also has South Carolina’s only perpetual wave attraction, which lets you boogie board and surf! Check our next area of interest here.
Driving directions from Tip Top Wash to Heritage Park
Driving directions from Heritage Park to Cedar Falls Park
