Downtown pavilion nearing completion; building ‘much more than a farmers market’

“This is going to be used for downtown activities: our St. Patrick’s festival and our Taste of Orangeburg,” she said. Roberson said the facility will also be used for oyster roasts, holiday bazaars and to host small business gatherings.

“We don’t want an empty pavilion downtown. We want an active, vibrant space in our downtown,” Roberson said.

Roberson discussed the pavilion Monday during the quarterly meeting of the One Orangeburg County group.