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Florence invites families to celebrate summer at Sounds of the Pee Dee – Family Day on August 2

Florence, South Carolina – Families across Florence are invited to enjoy an afternoon of music, laughter, and community spirit at this year’s Sounds of the Pee Dee – Family Day, taking place Saturday, August 2, 2025, at Timrod Park.

From 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., Timrod Park at 400 Timrod Park Drive will be transformed into a lively hub of summer celebration. The event promises something for every age group, combining good food, great music, and engaging family-friendly activities in one vibrant gathering.

Kicking off at 1:00 p.m., local food trucks will line the park offering a variety of tasty treats throughout the afternoon. While parents enjoy the culinary choices, children can head over to the dedicated Kids Zone from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. There, little ones will find a world of excitement with face painting, games, and interactive safety exhibits hosted by McLeod Safe Kids.

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As the day unfolds, the festivities build toward a high-energy performance from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. by Painted Man, a dynamic live band sure to get the crowd on its feet. Whether you’re dancing on the grass or relaxing in the shade, the soulful sounds will set the perfect tone to close out the afternoon.

Organized by the City of Florence, the event underscores the city’s continued commitment to creating inclusive, safe, and joyful spaces for residents to gather and make memories together. For more details, residents are encouraged to visit www.cityofflorence.com or call (843) 665-3253.

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With free entry, exciting entertainment, and activities for all ages, Sounds of the Pee Dee – Family Day is shaping up to be one of Florence’s most heartwarming summer events. Just bring your family, your appetite, and your love of live music. The rest is waiting at Timrod Park.

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