Join us for Historic Rock Hill’s 20th Annual Oyster Roast.

There will be fresh oysters, a southern-style BBQ buffet, seasonal side dishes, and sweet treats. Sleeping Giant Distillery will be on-site serving up craft cocktails. Plus, enjoy complimentary wine, beer (non-alcohol options), and an exciting lineup of entertainment! Tickets are $100 for members and $125 for non members.

Purchase event tickets as well as bucket and vacation raffle tickets at this link

*Will be rescheduled for Spring 2027

Join us for a tour the Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church. Members only and limited to 20 people.

Join us for our Summer Speaker Series Event:
William Hill and Hill’s Ironworks

Presented by Zach Lemhouse

We invite you to join us for an evening in our Summer Speaker Series as Zach Lemhouse explores the life and legacy of William Hill and the important role Hill’s Ironworks played in our region’s early history.

This event will be held at Allison Creek Park.
Please note that there is some elevation along the hiking trails.

Free
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This event is Postponed for the moment! New date to come soon!

Join Historic Rock Hill as we tour the Comporium Museum, enjoy refreshments, and learn about Comporium's rich history in Rock Hill from museum staff. 

Please park in the lot off Black Street, behind Rock Taco.

Members Only
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Summer Speaker Series:
Catawba Nation's Role in the Revolutionary War

Free
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Free & Open to the Public | All Ages Welcome | Doors open at 6pm

Enjoy live music from The Revolutionaries — a Colonial music ensemble blending Bluegrass, traditional, and Celtic music. Featuring musicians from the Charlotte Folk Society dressed in colonial attire, their performance brings the sounds of the Revolutionary era to life in a lively and engaging way.

The evening will also feature:
• BBQ from Nothin’ Butt Smoke and additional food trucks
• Whit’s Frozen Custard for sale
• Interactive opportunities exploring South Carolina’s role in the Revolutionary War as part of the 250th anniversary
• SC250 giveaways and activities for all ages

Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and settle in for a relaxed evening on the lawn with family and friends.

Proudly sponsored by SC250, Old Town Rock Hill, Visit York County, Nineteenth at the Warehouse, and Olde English District.

Summer Speaker Series:
Michael Burgess: The Soul of America: The Challenges of Teaching the American Revolution at 250.

Free, and open to the public
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Join us at McGirt Auditorium for our annual member meeting. The event will feature a fascinating keynote speaker, heavy appetizers, and drinks, and the chance to connect with other members of Historic Rock Hill.

Members Only. Free

Join us for a guided tour of the Kings Mountain National Military Park

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Members Only. Free

Join us at The White Home for a day celebrating classic automobiles. Guests may enjoy a display of antique cars and relax on the grounds of this historic property. Nothin' Butt Smoke BBQ will be catering and Beer and Wine will be available for purchase.

This event is a come see me activity
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$10 public, members + kids free

Join Walter Hardin on a walking tour to learn the inside scoop and fascinating tidbits about Winthrop's historical campus.

All spots are currently filled.
Members Only. Free

We invite you to join us as we freshen garden trellises, spread mulch, wash windows, clean the fountain, tend to fences, plant trees, and take on a variety of outdoor projects that help preserve The White Home.

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Robert Ryals will present "The Wartime Experiences of Rev. William Martin” and Dr. Lee will present: “5 Lessons From the American Revolution In South Carolina.”

Please note that this event is at St. John’s Methodist Church. Parking is located in the back of the church off Elizabeth Lane.

Historic Rock Hill is proud to sponsor this film viewing at Winthrop University on Feb. 19 at 7pm in Dina’s Place. A display of primary sources related to the research will be available at 6:30 outside of the theater.