Community spirit shines at Aiken's weekend events with concerts, parades, and fun activities.
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Sponsor Our ArticlesDespite overcast skies and potential rain, Aiken is alive with activities this weekend. From the Vega Harp Duo concert on Sunday evening to a range of family-friendly events like the Black History Parade and the Mardi Gras Kazoo Dog Parade, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy music, celebrate culture, and perhaps even adopt a new pet! Prepare for a lively weekend in Aiken, rain or shine!
Aiken is buzzing with excitement this weekend, even though the weather might not be cooperating fully! Get ready for a thrilling lineup of events, taking place on Saturday, February 15, and Sunday, February 16, 2025. With an overcast sky and the possibility of rain showers, the forecast promises highs around 60°F and some breezy conditions in the evening. So grab your raincoat and make the most of what the weekend has to offer!
One of the highlights for Sunday evening is the *Vega Harp Duo* concert featuring the talented Vonda Darr and Carolyn Munford. Happening at Aiken’s First Baptist Church, located at 120 Chesterfield St. N.E., the concert starts at 7 p.m. The event is free, with a suggested donation of $25, making it a perfect opportunity to enjoy beautiful harp music while supporting the artists. Vonda Darr, the principal harpist for both the Augusta Symphony and North Carolina Symphony, alongside Carolyn Munford, who holds the same title for the South Carolina Philharmonic Symphony, are dedicated to sharing their passion for harp music with everyone!
The weekend is filled with a variety of family-friendly activities! Here’s what else you can check out:
As you gear up for all these amazing events, be mindful of the weather. With a *50% chance of rain during the day*, and possible showers expected in the evening, it’s best to have a plan B in place. The high winds of 15 to 25 mph will also make it a bit breezy, so don’t forget to hold onto your hats!
Now that you’re armed with the weekend’s lineup, it’s time to have fun and make some memories in Aiken! Whether you’re dancing at the parade, soaking in the music, or snuggling with a new pet, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Rain or shine, the spirit of Aiken shines bright!
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