Fiddlin' on the Farm

Agape Farm South invites the community to gather for the inaugural Fiddlin’ On The Farm, a spring bluegrass celebration taking place Saturday, March 21, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Set among fields of lavender, herbs and pine, the event will feature six hours of continuous live music, hands-on activities, grilling/BBQ, artisans and the relaxed atmosphere of a Carolina spring day on the farm.

Music lineup

• Whiskey Pines – Moore County’s “Best Musician – Group” (The Pilot’s Best of the Pines, 2020–2023)
• Podunk Ramblers – Columbia-based bluegrass with soul and story
• Fiddlin’ Fluds – South Carolina family ensemble performing American folk and old-time gospel

More than music

Guests will enjoy:

• Picnic-style seating among lavender and daffodils
• Mini-workshops on botanicals and homestead crafts
• Yard games & youth activities
• Local cooking and refreshments
• Photo-ready farm backdrops
• Keepsake tokens for first-year supporters

Early-Bird “Founding Season” Tickets are available now for $35, with general admission at $45 after the first 50 sell. Due to limited parking and space, tickets are available in advance only.

Purchase advance tickets 

Presented in partnership with the Dillon County Theatre and the Dillon County 250 Commission, Fiddlin’ On The Farm celebrates Carolina heritage--music, land and community.

About Agape Farm South

Agape Farm South is a 15-acre lavender and herb farm dedicated to connecting people to plants, place and purpose. Through hands-on workshops, seasonal events and research-inspired products from its sister brand Agape Lavender Lab, the farm celebrates sustainable agriculture and the beauty of rural South Carolina.