Fresh Fridays at Hartness to take place on September 17
September 16, 2021
Hartness, a new 444-acre urban village located on South Highway 14 between Pelham and Woodruff roads, will host the final Fresh Fridays at Hartness of the summer on September 17. Fresh Fridays at Hartness will see The Grand Lawn come alive for an open-air market featuring a variety of local farmers, specialty artisans, live music by Trey Francis and more.
Artisans and merchants include Basta Bakery, Blue Wall Farm, The Community Tap, Create A Cutie, Carrie Creech Ceramics, A Dapper Sandlapper, Dusty Bronze Fine Art, Elf Leaf Lavender, Fiddlesticks Woodwerx, The Free Spirit Store, Genevieve Sheridan Home Décor, Get Naked Bath Goodies, Harvest Moon Flowers, Host Mobile Food Truck, Houni’s Italian Ice, Humble Roots, Indigo Tribe, The Iron Hutch, Jessica Reynolds Art, Lumineux Chocolate, Mercy Verity Candles, Mill Village Farms, MW Steelworks, Paw Paws, Reagan’s Dog Treats, Rivers Apples, Shwetha’s Jewels, Stoneman’s Bee Farm, Suzanne Accetta, and Synergy Coffee.
Fresh Fridays at Hartness will take place on The Grand Lawn from 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM. Located at 2000 Society Street on Greenville’s Eastside, this is a free event and open to the public. For more information, visit hartnessliving.com/fresh-Fridays-2021 and follow @HartnessLiving on Instagram and Facebook.
About Hartness
Hartness is a new 444-acre urban village offering residences and homesites connected by lush pathways, green streets and community gathering spaces. It also boasts unique amenities including the Grand Lawn, the Sports Garden, a fitness center, 15 miles of outdoor trails throughout the development’s 175 undeveloped acres, and many sparkling lakes and ponds. Additional amenities will include tennis courts, a community clubhouse, and multiple resort-style pools. Located within the village and opening for Hartness residents and the public alike to enjoy will be The Village Center, home to a variety of specialty retail shops and casual and fine dining, and Hotel Hartness. Hartness is located on South Highway 14 between Pelham and Woodruff roads – conveniently located on Greenville’s urban edge adjacent to the I-85 corridor, ten miles from downtown and five miles from GSP Airport. For more information on Hartness, visit www.hartnessliving.com.
