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Put this local holiday shopping experience on your (nice) list

Discover 500+ local vendors, festive fun, and one-of-a-kind gifts at Greenville’s annual Holiday Fair.

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Three words: Indoor snowball arena.

Photo provided by Greenville Convention Center

Looking for unique, local gifts for the loved ones on your list? How about a festive experience that will lift your spirits with a hefty dose of holiday magic?

Enter: The Greenville Convention Center’s annual Holiday Fair, coming up Thursday, Dec. 4, through Sunday, Dec. 7 — and yes, Sunday is a brand-new addition this year. That means one extra day to shop, explore, and soak in the season’s best local makers, treats, and cheer.

Benefiting the philanthropic arm of the Rotary Club of Greenville, this cherished Upstate tradition helps make meaningful, sustained differences in the quality of life of local citizens. Expected to attract thousands of local and out-of-town visitors, this year’s Holiday Fair has been extended an extra day, promising the return of crowd-favorite traditions and plenty of new offerings.

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Shop for one-of-a-kind gifts, decorations, accessories, and more.

Photo provided by Greenville Convention Center

Featuring 500+ vendor booths, you can find something for everyone on your list — from the fashionista to the foodie — and enjoy:

  • An indoor snowball arena
  • North Pole kids’ play area
  • Photos with Santa
  • South Carolina’s largest modular train layout
  • Methodical Coffee tastings
  • Six & Twenty spirits tastings
  • and more

Tickets are $10 for adults, $9 for seniors (60+), and free for children two and under, plus $10 per vehicle for parking. Pro tip: Take advantage of this early bird pricing, ending Wednesday, Dec. 3 — tickets will increase by $5 starting Dec. 4.

Read on for shopping times and to see this year’s full list of vendors.

Holiday magic this way

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