DuPont State Recreational Forest, known for its multiple waterfalls and trails near Asheville, NC, is celebrating the beauty of the park & all public lands on National Public Lands Day. On Saturday, September 25th, the Park will hold a family-friendly festival to build a love of nature in all young-at-heart. Currently, there are over… Read more »
Outdoor Concert Series in Downtown Greenville
Back LIVE this year is The Greenville Heritage Sound Check outdoor concert series! After last year’s events having to be virtual, they are excited to be back hosting live concerts on the banks of the Reedy River in Downtown Greenville. Concerts will be held weekly every Wednesday evening 6 PM to 9 PM from now… Read more »
Partial Eclipse over South Carolina June 10th
What are you planning on doing at dawn on Thursday, June 10th? You might want to set your alarm clocks for the early morning hours so that you may view a partial solar eclipse! Of course, we remember the last time there was a total eclipse of the sun (did you have your eclipse glasses… Read more »
The BMW Charity Pro-Am is coming this June!
Tickets are on sale now for the golfing charity event of the season! The BMW Charity Pro-AM is the only golf tournament on the Korn Ferry Tour where amateurs and celebrities are grouped with professionals for the three-ball competition! Held from June 10th through the 13th, this tournament was created by The South Carolina Charities,… Read more »
Soapstone Church’s Fish Fry!
Known as the oldest African-American church in the Upstate of South Carolina, Soapstone Baptist Church in Pickens was established and built in the 1860’s. Although this church’s location affords a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the church is named for the abundance of soapstone found in the area. Not only is this… Read more »
“Masters Week” at Sotheby’s Auction House
This week is “Masters Week” with the Sotheby’s Auction House in New York city. This event is comprised of seven sales of drawings, paintings, and sculpture that spans over four centuries. One of the highlights for this week includes “Young Man Holding a Roundel” by Sandro Botticelli. Botticelli was an Italian painter of the Early… Read more »
Downtown Greenville’s Window Decorating Contest
Downtown Greenville merchants are making window shopping even more fun! This year, Main Street shops are transforming their displays into Winter wonderlands and Christmas utopias! Residents and visitors will not only be able to enjoy these visual delights but also vote for their favorite display now through Saturday, December 19th on the City of Greenville’s… Read more »
Greenville’s 50th Annual Holiday Fair
For many of us, we have already been enjoying the Christmas lights and holiday songs for this festive season but as we approach December, we have more and more opportunities to enjoy all this month has to offer. Once such event is the 50th Annual Holiday Fair held at the Greenville Convention Center. Held Thursday,… Read more »
“Beautiful – The Carole King Musical”
Although Christmas may be gone for this year, we are still celebrating and enjoying this holiday season. If you find yourself looking for something special to do in the area, how about taking in a show at Greenville’s Peace Center? Running from New Year’s Eve through Sunday, Jan 5th is “Beautiful – The Carole King… Read more »
34th Annual “Festival of Trees” in Downtown Greenville
A favorite treat for anyone in or near the Greenville area during the entire month of December is the annual Festival of Trees, presented by Bon Secours. Whether you have completed your Christmas tree or just getting your creative juices flowing, you need to check out these fantastic holiday trees! These glittering displays are in… Read more »