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Arts, recreation and education in Hartsville, South Carolina |
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Hartsville is a town with a rich culture and history. The result is a special place with a population of less than 10,000 people and just as many things to do. Explore your interest in:
Arts and culture Hartsville and the surrounding region is filled with opportunities to dive into the local arts scene. Here are just a few of the most popular activities:
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Black Creek Arts Council
The countywide Black Creek Arts Council serves as an umbrella organization for many of Hartsville's cultural activities. Black Creek Arts Council promotes the visual arts through classes and by displaying works of local and regional artists in its newly renovated Arts Center. For more information call, +843-332-6234.
Young or old, sports enthusiast or not, there are many recreational opportunities for everyone in Hartsville and the surrounding area.
For youth:
- Soccer
- Football
- Baseball and/or softball
- Basketball
- Tennis
- Volleyball
- Swimming
For adults:
- Softball leagues
- Basketball leagues
- Team or pick-up tennis
- Boating
- Golf
- Volleyball
- Swimming
- More
There are designated walking/jogging/biking trails, and a local YMCA. Byerly Park, located on 14th Street and Russell Road, is a multi-use recreation complex currently under construction. When completed, Byerly Park will be one of the finest recreation facilities in the southeast. Six soccer fields in conjunction with four softball/baseball fields an eight-lane track and field facility, and two playgrounds, currently make up Byerly Park. Future plans call for the addition of four youth softball/baseball fields, two youth football fields, walking/jogging/biking trails, six tennis courts, and a third entrance into the facility from Washington Street. Learn more about the area's offerings:
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Higher Education
Knowledge is power. And Hartsville residents know that in addition to short driving distances to the University of South Carolina in Columbia, Furman and Clemson Universities in Greenville, there are numerous educational opportunities in the area.
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