
We’re excited to be helping with the home research for this year’s Pendleton Music Porch Festival!
As you make your way along Broadway Street, look for the QR sign in front of each music host’s porch. Give it a scan and you’ll learn a little about the history of the home—and some of the people who once called it home.
Broadway is one of Pendleton’s most historic streets, and going down the research rabbit hole on these houses has been a lot of fun. Every home seems to have a story, and sometimes the people who lived there make the story even better.
We’re happy to share a little of that history with you during this great day of music, neighbors, historic homes, and celebration.
Cheers to Pendleton, music & preservation!






Walking Tours

Take a walk around Pendleton; our detailed walking tour brochures are located at the following locations:
Pendleton Town Hall, 100 West State St.
Pendleton Historical Museum, Falls Park Drive
Pendleton Community Library, 595 E. Water St.
Burmeister's Old Town Antiques , 130 W. State St.
Anderson Madison County Visitors Bureau , 6335 S. Scatterfield, Anderson

