Celebrate Springtide @ The 2026 Flowertown Festival – Mar. 27-29, 2026

When

Mar 27th, 2026 - Mar 29th, 2026

All Day

Where

611 S Main StSummervilleSC29483

Celebrate Springtide @ The 2026 Flowertown Festival
March 27-29 | Historic Downtown Summerville

Historic Downtown Summerville is back in bloom this Spring as the Summerville Family YMCA hosts the Flowertown Festival again this year! Guests can expect three full days of family-friendly arts & crafts events in a wonderland of azaleas, wisteria, and dogwood all around. The Flowertown Festival features a variety of local vendors and their hand-made goods, local food trucks dishing out Lowcountry cuisine, and plenty of live music to dance along to during the event.

As a feature for the kids, the Flowertown Festival also hosts plenty of games, rides and activities! Parking and restrooms will be available for no cost, and entry for everyone is FREE! The Summerville Family YMCA is dedicated to aiding the community and bringing fun and happiness to everyone in the Lowcountry. The Flowertown Festival schedule is below:

March 27th – 9am-6pm
March 28th – 9am-6pm
March 29th – 9am-4pm

For additional information, be sure to check out the Summerville Family YMCA website.

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