Bart Garrison Ag Museum

The Bart Garrison Agricultural Museum
of South Carolina
Celebrating South Carolina's agricultural heritage
What We Do
Connecting You With South Carolina Agriculture

Mission
The Bart Garrison Agricultural Museum of South Carolina is committed to the interpretation and preservation of South Carolina's agricultural heritage, and the impact and importance of agriculture to current and future culture and economies.
Agricultural Museum of South Carolina
Museum Hours:
Sunday - Friday: Noon to 5 pm
Saturday: 10 am to 5 pm
Special Group Tours by reservation
Programs and Events
Must register by calling (864) 207-0705
or email Ellen Harrison at ellen@crownofthecarolinas.org
Reading at "The Ag"
First Thursday of every month (excluding July) May 2, June 6, August 1, September 5, October 3, November 7, December 5
10AM-11:30AM
Staff will read a farm/animal/food book, then children will participate in activities related to the book
$2 per participating child
No registration required

"AG"venture
Saturday, November 30th
10AM-12PM
$6 per participating child, ages 6-9
Learn fun homesteading activities! Make butter, feed chickens, make a dump cake, learn 19th century games, and more!
Experience Ag Program
Saturday, November 30th
10AM-12:30PM
$6 per person, $4 per active junior volunteer, ages 10-16
Cooking from a Winter garden
Learn to cook collard greens, make a salad, and make your own kale smoothie
Ag Day
Wednesday, December 11th
10AM-2PM
$4 per child, designed for school age children
A fun, activity filled day!
Adult Ed
Thursday, November 21st or Saturday, November 23rd
10AM-12:30PM
Must be 21 years of age or older
Learn to bottle wine made at the previous wine making class. Learn sanitation and bottling, siphoning, and corking.
$6 for new attendees, $3 for previous attendees
Agriculture is the Ultimate Learning Opportunity
Expand your students' knowledge in History, Science, Technology and Mathematics

For Teachers
The Agricultural Museum of South Carolina strives to provide teachers with a list of helpful resources, for before, during, and after your visit with us. In addition, we seek to meet as many current SC standards as possible, in History, Science, Technology, and Mathematics. A trip to the Agricultural Museum of South Carolina can be a fun, interactive way to fulfill a number of standards for teachers across the state.

As part of its mission, the Agricultural Museum of South Carolina provides a number of resources for students, whether a 3rd grade science report, or a 12th grade FFA project, we can help you find what you need.

For Parents
What does your child need when visiting the Agricultural Museum of South Carolina? We are committed to providing a hands-on experience for children and adults alike, which more often than not means...dirt! Click for a list of what you and your child may need in order to have the optimal experience
Meet Our Animals
These are the true stars of the Agricultural Museum of South Carolina

Pablo
Lil' Roo and Baby Girl
Mohawk
Tiny
Fluffy
Ginger Baby
Century Farm Program
The South Carolina Century Farm program recognizes farms owned by the same family for more than one hundred years.

This program is a source of pride for our State, as it recognizes an important contributor to our local and regional economy.

Does your family own a farm that may qualify for the South Carolina Century Farm program? Download the application and send it in for consideration.
SC Century Farm Application
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Agricultural Museum of South Carolina
Location
120 History Lane Pendleton, SC 29670
Museum Manager: Mary-Kate Tilley
MKTilley@bgamsc.org
Phone
864-646-7271