EVENT INFO
FARM RULES
Please DO NOT:
1. Bring non-service pets onto the farm.
2. Enter private homes.
3. Leave your children unattended. Please take time to wash your hands and make sure children wash their hands after petting any animal. You may also be asked to disinfect your shoes at farms with livestock to prevent farm-to-farm germ transmission.
CAUTION!
Be aware that you are entering a working farm. Please be considerate of posted signs and potential hazards. Under South Carolina law, an agritourism professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in an agritourism activity resulting from an inherent risk associated with the agritourism activity.
Events and information are subject to change. Please check this website and social media for the most up-to-date information.
FAQs
What COVID-19 protocols will be in place for this year's tour?
The health and safety of our farmers, artisans, and guests remains our highest priority. Each farm tour site will be responsible for abiding by all local, county, and/or state COVID restrictions. Each outdoor tour site will have one, clearly defined entrance and there will be a sign-in table at each farm location staffed by volunteers. Visitors will sign-in at each tour location and no shared pens will be used.
What does "Ag" stand for?
Ag is for Agriculture, representing the farms and farmers market component of the tour!
Is the tour really FREE?
Yes, there is no admission fee to take the tour; however, there will likely be a charge to purchase food, beverages and farmer’s and artisan’s products. Some activities may also have a cost.
Where do I start the tour?
The tour is free and self-guided. Start anywhere and begin your weekend(s) of farm and art fun! Be sure to sign in at your first stop EACH WEEKEND, and make sure you are counted as you move from site to site.
What if it rains or storms?
The tour takes place rain or shine! Sites may close if there is a threat of severe weather as the safety of our visitors, farmers, and artisans is our #1 priority!
Can I bring my dog on the tour?
While we love our four legged friends, we encourage visitors to keep Fido at home. Since our tour sites include working farms, dogs can bring food safety and livestock challenges. Service animals are allowed as needed.
Ag Plus Art?
Many times we hear Ag (plus) Art but the correct pronunciation of “+” is (and)! Ag and Art. Together!
How does my county participate?
Contact tour administration at contact@agandarttour.com to begin the discussion!
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Our Participating Counties: Abbeville County, Aiken County, Allendale County, Bamberg County, Barnwell County, Berkeley County, Chester County, Clarendon County, Colleton County, Fairfield County, Kershaw County, Lancaster County, Laurens County, Lexington County, McCormick County, Newberry County, Pickens County, Richland County, Sumter County and York County.
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