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Visit Cayce City Hall grounds to see 35,000+ holiday lights and the city’s 22-ft Christmas tree.

Photo provided by City of Cayce

The holidays are here, and Cayce, SC is full of festive cheer. Celebrate the season with fun-filled events, like:

  • Cayce Tree Lighting Ceremony | Thursday, Dec. 5 | Enjoy a dazzling tree lighting, see performances by Busbee Creative Arts Academy, and support a canned goods drive for local families in need.
  • Carols along the Riverwalk | Friday, Dec. 6 | Stroll along the Riverwalk with hot chocolate + holiday music.
  • Christmas Traditions: Olde & New | Saturday, Dec. 7 | Explore the festively decorated Cayce Historical Museum, featuring live entertainment, a holiday market, and costumed guides.

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