News Summary
The annual event, Dining on the Dam, has been rescheduled for September 21 due to inclement weather. This popular gathering attracts over 1,000 guests, offering cuisine from Southern Way Catering and live music from The Big Time Band. Tickets purchased for the original date remain valid. Additional tickets go on sale on July 17. The event aims to foster community connections under the stars with views of Lake Murray.
Lexington to Host Rescheduled Dining on the Dam on September 21
The popular annual event, Dining on the Dam, originally slated for April, will now take place on September 21, 2025, at Dreher Shoals Dam on Lake Murray. This change comes after the event was postponed due to inclement weather, a decision made by the Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center.
Typically attracting more than 1,000 guests, Dining on the Dam promises an evening filled with delicious cuisine, live entertainment, and stunning natural views. Attendees can look forward to offerings from Southern Way Catering, known for its high-quality food and service. Guests will also enjoy live music performed by The Big Time Band, promising an enjoyable atmosphere throughout the night.
Tickets purchased for the original April date will be valid for the rescheduled event, ensuring that early participants do not miss out. For those who did not secure tickets earlier, additional tickets will go on sale starting July 17 at noon. Interested individuals can purchase these tickets through the event’s website at diningonthedamsc.com.
Palmetto Renovations has taken the lead as the primary sponsor for this year’s Dining on the Dam, contributing to the event’s success and organization. Matthew Graham, the owner of Palmetto Renovations, emphasized the unique experience that Dining on the Dam provides, highlighting the incredible atmosphere and community spirit that attendees come to cherish.
Event Highlights
The rescheduled Dining on the Dam is not just about food; it’s about creating lasting memories and fostering connections among attendees. The ambiance features dining under the stars and breathtaking sunset views over Lake Murray, enhancing the overall experience for guests.
Community Engagement
The Chamber’s CEO, Angelle LaBorde, expressed appreciation for the community’s patience during the rescheduling process. Such engagement reflects the community’s commitment to maintaining enjoyable events that bring people together. The Dining on the Dam event serves as a hallmark of the Lexington area, uniting residents and visitors in a festive atmosphere.
Contact Information
For those with questions or needing further information, the Lexington Chamber can be reached at (803) 359-6113.
Background of the Event
Dining on the Dam is an annual event that celebrates local culture, cuisine, and community. The gathering has been a staple on the Lexington social calendar, providing a platform for local businesses and residents to come together and enjoy a shared experience. The event’s postponement was unfortunate, but the enthusiasm surrounding the rescheduled date indicates that the community is eager to participate and enjoy the festivities once again.
Overall, the rescheduled Dining on the Dam promises an unforgettable evening, allowing families and friends to create new memories while savoring local flavors and enjoying live entertainment. The event not only showcases the best of what Lexington has to offer but also strengthens the bonds between its residents, making it a highly anticipated occasion in the region.
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- WLTX: Dining on the Dam Rescheduled
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- WIS TV: 2025 Dining on the Dam
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