April 27, 2019
Crowds enjoy weekend Black Powder Rendezvous, open Sunday too
Living history exhibits, traders row, music, food and more are on tap until dusk tonight at the 41st annual Black Powder Rendezvous. The Old Greenville Recreation Area will open to visitors again from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday for another day of fun. Even with a rainy start to the day Saturday, thousands flooded the area as families enjoyed the popular spring event...
Donna Farley Associate Editor
Living history exhibits, traders row, music, food and more are on tap until dusk tonight at the 41st annual Black Powder Rendezvous.
The Old Greenville Recreation Area will open to visitors again from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday for another day of fun.
Even with a rainy start to the day Saturday, thousands flooded the area as families enjoyed the popular spring event.
Organizers are shuttling visitors from the Greenville city park when lots at the recreation site are full.
Memory Lane is also temporarily open this weekend, allowing visitors their first glimpse of the renovated campgrounds.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will take campsite reservations May 13, ahead of the May 20 reopening after two years of renovations and repairs. A grand reopening ceremony is planned for May 21.
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