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Randomonium, New Italian Food at the Mall, Bicentennial History & Pendleton’s Big New Campus ~ This Week’s Electric City Shoutouts

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Randomonium, New Italian Food at the Mall, Bicentennial History & Pendleton’s Big New Campus ~ This Week’s Electric City Shoutouts

Electric City Shoutouts
Jul 8, 2026
ECS #78 Edition ~ July 8, 2026 |
Well Anderson… we survived the fireworks, the cookouts, the sunburns, and at least one person in every family insisting they “totally knew what they were doing” with the grill.
Now that the 4th of July fun is winding down, the good news is Anderson isn’t slowing down one bit. This week brings live music downtown, a special bicentennial museum tour, a brand-new food court addition at Anderson Mall, and a big look at the future of education in Pendleton. Basically, if you were hoping for a quiet week… Anderson politely declined.
So grab your coffee, check your calendar, and let’s get into everything happening around the Electric City this week. |
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Trivia Question❓Who was Anderson County and the City of Anderson named after? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
Randomonium at Downtown Sounds Block Party📅 Date: Thursday, July 9, 2026
Special Guided Tour of the Anderson County Bicentennial Exhibit📅 Date: Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Denver Downs Farm Sunflower Photographer Sessions📅 Date: Ongoing in July
Live Music Fridays at Magnetic South Brewery📅 Date: Friday, July 10, 2026 |
Al Pacino has officially opened at the Anderson Mall Food Court! Located at 3131 N. Main Street, this new Italian eatery is open daily from 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Stop by for authentic Italian favorites made fresh daily. Follow Anderson Mall on Facebook for more updates. Read More... |
Pendleton High School opens its new 240,000-square-foot campus on August 6, 2026. The state-of-the-art facility features modern classrooms, athletic facilities including a new gym and 40-yard practice field, and advanced security systems. Public tours begin July 27. Student registration is July 21-22. Visit phs.anderson4.org for details. Read More... |
Join curator Dustin Norris for a special guided tour of the Anderson County Bicentennial Exhibit on Monday, July 14 at 5:30 PM. Explore 200 years of local history featuring the 1856 courthouse bell and contents from an 1897 time capsule. Read More... |
Meet Lilly Mae, a 1+ year old black Lab mix who is full of energy and ready for adventure. She is spayed, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and great with dogs her size or larger. Unfortunately, shelter life is taking its toll and she is experiencing kennel decline. She needs an active family who can give her the love and adventure she deserves. Read More... |
Find of the Week ~ Print Those Vacation Pics Already |
You know all those vacation photos, summer memories, and random camera-roll gems you swear you’re going to print someday? Well… this might be your sign.
We found the Liene M100 Photo Printer and honestly, it’s a pretty fun little gadget if you want to turn your phone photos into actual prints without making a trip to the store. It prints 4x6 color photos right from your phone, which means beach pics, family memories, kids’ summer adventures, and even that one blurry fireworks photo can finally leave the camera roll and make it onto the fridge.
Basically... if your phone is full of memories and your walls are not, this is a pretty cool fix. |
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Randomonium brings their "expect the unexpected" energy to the Downtown Sounds Block Party on Wednesday, July 9, 2026 from 6:00-9:00 PM at Carolina Wren Park. This free community event features live music in the heart of downtown Anderson. Follow Main Street Program Anderson SC on Facebook for more details. Read More... |
Tip of The Day |
Freeze a water bottle before heading to an outdoor event. |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Revolutionary War General Robert Anderson. Anderson County and its county seat were named for General Robert Anderson, a Patriot leader, surveyor, and Revolutionary War figure who helped explore the Anderson area with General Andrew Pickens. |
Important Anderson, SC Phone Numbers & Links at a Glance |
If you’re handling a non-emergency, need help with local utilities, or looking for community resources, these key Anderson contacts have you covered. Read More... |
Stay tuned for more updates and events in our next edition. Have a story or event to share? Interested in Sponsoring/Advertising ~ Contact us at our Facebook Page or hello@electriccityshoutouts.com Thank you for staying connected with Electric City Shoutouts! |
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