Airing of the Quilts originated years ago and was an annual tradition in the late spring or fall. The women would bring out all the quilts and hang them on the clotheslines, drape on the porch or any place that they could be aired out and prepped for the cold winter months ahead. That old tradition as turned into many forms of the same concept but more for show and inspiration vs the utility of winter prep. Draping the pews of a church with quilts has been a new tradition in it's own right - whether for inspiration or memorial it is always a warm hearted feel to see all the quilts that have been pieced with love displayed in such a lovely backdrop as a church. SewEndipitous is lucky to partner with The Episcopal Church of Our Savior on Caldwell Street.

Paint locally made ornaments and Christmas gnomes. Fun for children and adults. High-quality ceramic ornaments. $10 standard ornament $20 Christmas gnome

Paint locally made ornaments and Christmas gnomes. Fun for children and adults. High-quality ceramic ornaments. $10 standard ornament $20 Christmas gnome

Mr Snowman Cookie Decorating Contest - Beginner Level  

The tradition of lighting the tree has looked different over the years as the tradition has grown and evolved with the times. Originally, a decorated Christmas tree in Main Building (now Tillman Hall) was lit to usher in the Christmas season. In 1935, the Christmas tree lighting was moved to the Southern magnolia tree on front campus, which was selected as the 2010 Heritage Tree by Trees SC for the great community spirit the tree evokes. In 1969 the annual tree lighting became an official event, and it continues as part of the City of Rock Hill’s ChristmasVille. Today, the flagpole at the fountain is now lit to celebrate the season to ensure the health and sustainability of the Southern Magnolia. This festive tradition will be held on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024 at 6 p.m. on the Tillman Hall Front Lawn.

The City of Rock Hill Christmas parade is one of the few lighted nighttime parades within the state. The parade will once again feature both homemade and commercial floats, local high school bands mascots, walking units and of course Santa Claus, passing through the streets of Old Town during the ChristmasVille Festival. While the ChristmasVille Festival is excited to celebrate the Rock Hill Christmas Parade with our community, this event is not hosted by ChristmasVille. For details and updates about the parade, please visit the City of Rock Hill’s website or contact the City’s Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Department.

Join Girls on the Run for a Reindeer Themed 5K! Our season ending 5K is open to the public and everyone is invited. Our 5K is a FUN run (not timed) that runs through the streets of Rock Hill. Pre-party starts at 7AM and run begins at 8AM. 5K Fee is $40 ($20 for junior runners 12 and under). If registered by November 10th 5K shirt is guaranteed!

The Comporium Museum and the Comporium Pioneers welcome children of all ages to visit and make a phone call to the North Pole. Mrs. Claus will be there for photo opportunities and to help with making a call on the North Pole Hot Line.

Paint locally made ornaments and Christmas gnomes. Fun for children and adults. High-quality ceramic ornaments. $10 standard ornament $20 Christmas gnome

Join us for festive fun at Main Street Children's Museum. Admission is free! Saturday 12/7 from 11AM - 4:30 PM Sunday 12/8 from 1 PM -4:30 PM When you wish upon a star, Main Street Children’s Museum is not too far. Help us decorate our tree, with wishes from both you and me. Will you wish upon a garden well? Wishes must be secret, never tell. Maybe your wish is to bake, hop in the house and make a cookie or cake. Maybe you wish to play with candy canes, or maybe to play with Santa’s trains. Don’t forget to find the stars, many colors hidden near and far. Make sure to write your Santa letter, when you’re wishing there’s no one better. No matter what kind of wish you do, we’ll do our best to make it true. Admission is free. This activity is intended for children six and under and their caregivers. All children must be accompanied by an adult and no adults are admitted to the museum without a child.

Mr Snowman Cookie Decorating Contest - Beginner Level  

During this drop-in style event, adults will use their creativity to decorate a unique ornament for their home. Visit us during ChristmasVille to add more flair to your tree. All materials provided. While supplies last. Adults, Ages 18+ This program aligns with YCL’s arts and creativity literacy framework, which addresses the ability to understand art history, styles, techniques, the ways to discuss art, and learning through creative expression, creative activities, visualization, and creative thinking.

Journey to Bethlehem is a live nativity experience. This immersive event transforms our church grounds into the town of Bethlehem on the night of Jesus’ birth, complete with shops, villagers, live animals, and the symbolic manger scene.

Paint locally made ornaments and Christmas gnomes. Fun for children and adults. High-quality ceramic ornaments. $10 standard ornament $20 Christmas gnome

Join us for festive fun at Main Street Children's Museum. Admission is free! Saturday 12/7 from 11AM - 4:30 PM Sunday 12/8 from 1 PM -4:30 PM When you wish upon a star, Main Street Children’s Museum is not too far. Help us decorate our tree, with wishes from both you and me. Will you wish upon a garden well? Wishes must be secret, never tell. Maybe your wish is to bake, hop in the house and make a cookie or cake. Maybe you wish to play with candy canes, or maybe to play with Santa’s trains. Don’t forget to find the stars, many colors hidden near and far. Make sure to write your Santa letter, when you’re wishing there’s no one better. No matter what kind of wish you do, we’ll do our best to make it true. Admission is free. This activity is intended for children six and under and their caregivers. All children must be accompanied by an adult and no adults are admitted to the museum without a child.

Journey to Bethlehem is a live nativity experience. This immersive event transforms our church grounds into the town of Bethlehem on the night of Jesus’ birth, complete with shops, villagers, live animals, and the symbolic manger scene.