News Summary
Food lovers in Lexington will have to wait longer for the beloved ‘Dining on the Dam’ event, originally scheduled for April 6, 2025. The postponement is due to inclement weather concerns. While this decision is disappointing, the health and safety of attendees remain a priority for the Lexington Chamber. The event is now expected to take place in Fall 2025, allowing fans to keep their tickets for the rescheduled date.
Lexington Chamber Makes Tough Call: 2025 Dining on the Dam Postponed
Attention, food lovers and festival-goers of Lexington! If you were counting down the days to the much-anticipated **Dining on the Dam** event, there’s some bittersweet news coming your way. The Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center has announced that the *2025 Dining on the Dam* has been postponed due to an unwelcome guest—**inclement weather**.
The What and When
Originally set to take place on **Sunday, April 6**, from **5:00 to 9:00 p.m.**, this beloved annual gathering brings together locals and visitors alike for a feast of delicious food coupled with stunning views over Lake Murray. With a wide array of food vendors, activities, and entertainment, it’s a top-notch way to spend a spring evening, making it a *must-attend* event for everyone in the community.
Why the Change?
As the saying goes, “safety first,” and that’s exactly why this tough decision was made. Concerns about safety have been the driving force behind this change, as forecasts show unfavorable weather that could pose risks for both attendees and vendors. After discussions with various agencies and event vendors, the Lexington Chamber decided to put the safety of its community at the forefront.
A Word from the Chamber
While the Chamber understands how disappointing this news may be for those looking forward to the event, the overarching sentiment is clear: the health and safety of everyone involved is paramount. It’s especially tough considering the effort and enthusiasm that goes into planning an event of this scale, but keeping everyone safe is the top priority.
What’s Next?
The good news is that the event hasn’t been canceled—it’s just been postponed! The new date is expected to be sometime in **Fall 2025**. So, if you’ve already purchased your tickets, hang onto them, as they will still be valid for the rescheduled date! This gives all of us something to look forward to when the weather is just right for a gathering beside beautiful Lake Murray.
Stay in the Loop
Don’t miss out on the latest updates regarding the rescheduling of *Dining on the Dam*. You can keep an eye on social media platforms such as **Instagram** and **Facebook** by following *Dining On The Dam* or visit the official website at **lexingtonsc.org** for the most current information. It’s a great way to stay connected and be among the first to receive news of the new date and any exciting announcements!
Need More Information?
If you have any questions or concerns, you can always give the chamber a call at **(803) 359-6113**. They’re there to help you with anything you might need to know about this event and ensure that you are well-informed.
Community Spirit Prevails
So, mark your calendars for potential reschedule dates, keep your spirits high, and get ready for a fantastic feast on Lake Murray when the time comes. Until then, stay safe and keep enjoying what Lexington has to offer!
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