New to come from upcoming entertainment in Seneca, South Carolina
Update: 6:57 p.m. February 24, 2025
A new entertainment destination arrives in Seneca, in South Carolina. The new place will be called Seneca Social Co. and will be located at the Harper’s Plaza, according to Silvereye Seneca, the group behind the project. “Five years ago, the city of Seneca attempted the opportunity to buy a dilapidated 27,000 square feet in the city center,” said Scott Moulder, administrator of the city of Seneca. “After significant demolition and reconstruction, we are proud to have developed Harper’s Plaza with a fleet and a commercial commercial area.” Silvereye Seneca says that the place aims to capture the popularity of “competitive socialization” in the North which will contribute to the local economy. Seneca Social Co. will include the Bowling of Duckpin, interactive games, a restaurant / speakeasy offering drinks on Handcrafted taps and cocktails, and an arcade alley. The director general Jake Lawler said that the development of Seneca Social Co. aligns the development plan of the city of Seneca to create a family experience, bringing people in the city center to buy, play and eat. He said that development development should start this year. “The city, and in particular Scott Moulder, were very transparent during our discovery phase,” said Lawler. “We amplify the ambition of the city by creating this place of entertainment.”
A new entertainment destination arrives in Seneca, in South Carolina.
The new place will be called Seneca Social Co. and will be located at the Harper’s Plaza, according to Silvereye Seneca, the group behind the project.
“Five years ago, the city of Seneca attempted the opportunity to buy a dilapidated 27,000 square feet in the city center,” said Scott Moulder, administrator of the city of Seneca. “After significant demolition and reconstruction, we are proud to have developed Harper’s Plaza with a fleet and a commercial commercial area.”
Silvereye Seneca says that the place aims to capture the popularity of “competitive socialization” in the north of the state which will contribute to the local economy.
Seneca Social Co. will include a Duckpin bowling alley, interactive games, a restaurant / speakeasy offering drinks on cocktails and crafts and an arcade alley.
The managing director Jake Lawler says that the development of Seneca Social Co. aligns on the development plan of the city of Seneca to create a family experience, bringing people in the city center to shop, play and eat.
He said that development development should start this year.
“The city, and in particular Scott Moulder, were very transparent during our discovery phase,” said Lawler. “We amplify the ambition of the city by creating this place of entertainment.”