Gaston SC Collard Festival
The Gaston SC Collard Festival will begin at 10am November 5-6, 2010 at the Gaston Civic Center. This year is the 28th annual Gaston Collard Festival to be held by the town. Activities include: a live auction, a parade, games, live entertainment, crafters, a chili cookoff, a dessert contest. And of course, the famous collards!! The auction will be held on November 5 and the rest of the festivities will be held on November 6, 2010.
For those of you who may not be familiar with collards, it is a cool weather plant the same species that produces cabbage and brocoli. The name collard is a shortened form of the word colewort (“cabbage plant”). Collards are a favorite southern dish especially in the fall and winter months; after the first frost as they are tastier then. Many people in the South have collards and black-eyed peas for New Year’s Dinner as they are thought to ensure wealth during the coming year.
Gaston SC is a small community located about 20 minutes from Downtown Columbia SC.
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