2024 Official Destination Guide to Greenville, South Carolina

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REASONS TO VISIT

ONE OF THE NEW YORK TIMES’

“BEST PLACES TO VISIT”

You may have heard that we recently earned a coveted spot on The New York Times’ annual travel list or that Condé Nast Traveler named Greenville, South Carolina, the “#1 Friendliest City in the U .S .” That’s big news in our Southern city (which we like to consider full of Southern hospitality), but it’s even bigger news for people looking to visit new and exciting places No matter what kind of adventures you’re looking for, you’ll find them here. And we promise plenty of smiling faces and beautiful places along the way

Here are 10 reasons why you shouldn’t wait any longer to make your plans to visit Greenville, South Carolina

VISIT OUR AWARD-WINNING, WALKABLE, TREE-LINED MAIN STREET

Greenville has become one of the Southeast’s fastest-growing urban areas because of its unique blend of traditional Southern charm and undeniably cosmopolitan cool That engaging combination—along with an amazing collection of shops, restaurants, and amazing public art—has earned the city rave reviews and flattering accolades.

START EXPLORING!

CHECK OUT OUR COOL & ENTERTAINING ATTRACTIONS

When you come to Greenville, take a chance on a new adventure— from zooming around a racetrack or climbing to new heights (literally)—or seek out a favorite local hangout where you can just chill and relax

BRING ON THE FUN!

BE A FAN IN THE STANDS

Get ready to get your game on—no matter what your favorite sport may be! Catch some elite fútbol with our local soccer teams, the Greenville Triumph and Liberty, or get some puck action with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey team Summertime is a great time for a seventh-inning stretch at Fluor Field with the Greenville Drive baseball team, and multiple local colleges and universities welcome spectators to watch their seasonal sports matches .

GET YOUR GAME ON!

BUY UNIQUELY GREENVILLE SOUVENIRS

Ready for some serious retail therapy? With 800+ shops throughout Greenville County, you’ll discover a mad cache of upscale boutiques, name-brand stores, quaint gift shops, and more—plenty to satisfy that shopping itch. And when it’s finally time to pack up and head home, leave a little extra room in that suitcase for your favorite Greenville souvenirs

P.44 SHOP ’TIL YOU DROP!

WHERE IS GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA?

South Carolina lies in the lower half of the East Coast, in the South, between North Carolina and Georgia Greenville is located in the northwest corner of the state at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a Southern segment of the Appalachian Mountains

Getting Here

By Car: Greenville County straddles I-85, which runs through the Upstate of South Carolina and connects to Charlotte and Atlanta I-385 brings you directly into downtown Greenville from I-85, as well as from other points south of the city

By Train: Travel by rail on Amtrak, which serves the area from its station in downtown Greenville

GREENVILLE

By Air:

Greenville-Spartanburg

International Airport (GSP) is 14 miles northeast of downtown Greenville, off I-85 at Exit 57 . This award-winning airport has numerous nonstop destinations, easy connections from anywhere in the world, and convenient amenities that provide passengers with a better airport experience

By Bus: Greyhound's main bus depot is located off Woodruff Road, near I-385, providing easy access to cities across the East Coast

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ONE TRAIL AT A TIME

Greenville is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a Southern segment of the Appalachian Mountain range Hidden among those hills are miles upon miles of beautiful and well-maintained trails just waiting to be hiked and biked It’s easy to get started at one of our state parks—Paris Mountain, Jones Gap, or Caesars Head—where you’ll quickly find the best path for you!

DISCOVER OUR DAZZLING COLLECTION OF WATERFALLS

This is the perfect place to explore some of the region’s most picturesque waterfalls! From the most popular and well-known falls (like Raven Cliff and Rainbow) to those that are smaller or a little bit off the beaten path (like Falls Creek Falls and Wildcat Wayside), we’ve got waterfalls that require strenuous hiking and falls that require no hiking whatsoever— like Reedy River Falls, the set you’ll find downtown beneath the Liberty Bridge

TAKE YOUR TASTE BUDS ON A TOUR OF GREENVILLE’S FOODIE PARADISE

Pull up a seat (and a plate…or two) and savor the diverse and delicious flavors of Greenville, named one of the “Best Food Cities in the U .S .” by Travel + Leisure There are countless reasons why we’ve become a foodie city, beginning with nationally recognized chefs and ending with some of the best international cuisine in the Southeast

WHAT’S THE WEATHER IN GREENVILLE?

While summer months can get warm (ranging from 80–90 degrees), and winters are delightfully mild (with temps ranging from 40–60 degrees), it’s spring and fall with their temps in the 60s and 70s that bring out Greenville’s best And if you’re looking for a snow day, Greenville almost always gets two (nonconsecutive) days of snow each winter—best spent building snowmen, sledding on cookie sheets (no point in buying a sled), and battling in epic snowball fights.

SAY “BOTTOMS UP!” AT OUR 20+ BREWERIES

By the pint or the pitcher, we know our beer In fact, we’re 7th in the nation for the most craft breweries (per capita) Map out your perfect beer tour or attend a beerand-dessert-pairing event with a craft beer connoisseur Be on the lookout for eight furry hidden mice at local breweries, placed appropriately for the Brewmiceter Hops Hunt “Hop” to it and get ready for an unbeerlievable experience!

WATCH TOP-NOTCH THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES

“The theater, the theater, what’s happened to the theater?” as Danny Kaye famously asked in the movie White Christmas Well, a LOT has happened on the theater scene in Greenville (spoiler alert: it’s grown tremendously), so if that’s where you thrive, we’ve got plenty of options for you to take in a show . Catch a Broadway tour, a comedy show, a ballet performance, and an opera Find something unique or prepare yourself for an entertaining and upbeat experience

WALK THROUGH OUR OPEN-AIR ART MUSEUM FEATURING 160+ PIECES OF PUBLIC ART

Greenville is home to a stunning (and constantly growing) collection of original artworks along our streets, in parks, and on the sidewalks Plan your Arts in Public Places self-guided walking tour and see countless murals, sculptures, statues, plaques, fountains, and more Artists range from local metal sculptor Yuri Tsuzuki to nationally renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly

Downtown Greenville is a historic Southern city that has come of age once again. This thriving, dynamic place has gracefully transitioned from one of the Southeast’s best-kept secrets to one of its hottest destinations.

Maybe it’ll be the first time you stroll along the wide, welcoming sidewalks that frame our award-winning Main Street. Or when you step out onto Liberty Bridge at Falls Park on the Reedy and gaze down at the energetic tumble of waterfalls below. Maybe it’ll be when you stride through the gates of Fluor Field, the Fenway-inspired ballpark that anchors our bustling West End. Or maybe it’ll happen somewhere in-between—when you lean into an open-air artist’s studio, grab a bite to eat at a street-front café, or pause to sing along with a talented street musician—that you’ll realize that you are someplace very special. Greenville is a city that will surprise you, engage you, charm you, delight you—and welcome you back again and again.

MAIN STREET

Where It All Begins.

Given the fact that Greenville was once a town driven by the textile industry, it seems appropriate that Main Street has become the connective thread that weaves our downtown together. With its wide, tree-lined sidewalks (wait until you see it at night when twinkling lights create a magical canopy), this bustling boulevard has turned Greenville into a true walking city. Step-by-step, you’ll discover its treasures.

Main Street stretches from the north end of town near NOMA Square and ONE City Plaza, down past the Peace Center and Camperdown Plaza, across the Reedy River at RiverPlace, and reaching

all the way to the classic minor-league ballpark in the city’s West End. Main Street is an engaging collection of one-of-akind boutiques, marquee retailers, independent coffee shops, diverse chef-driven restaurants (including some with outdoor and rooftop dining), fabulous galleries, accommodating hotels, and so much more.

Hundreds of times a year, downtown comes alive with events ranging from local concerts and craft beer festivals to Artisphere, Bank of America Fall for Greenville, and euphoria, three of the nation’s premier arts and culinary festivals. And, if you’re here on a Saturday morning between May and October, be sure to catch the TD Saturday Market, which brings more than 75 local vendors, live music, and hometown fun to the heart of downtown.

MICE ON MAIN SCAVENGER HUNT

Can you find all nine Mice on Main in downtown Greenville? Based on the popular book Goodnight Moon, these little bronze statues are hidden along Main Street between the Hyatt Regency and Westin Poinsett hotels. Locals and visitors alike love to hunt for the little mice. Scan the QR code for the clues, pick up a Mice on Main Scavenger Hunt postcard from the Visitor Center (206 S. Main St.), or download them from VisitGreenvilleSC.com/MiceOnMain. Find all nine of them and earn bragging rights as “The Big Cheese”. Happy hunting!

THE PARKS & THE ARTS

Ranked as one of the nation’s “Top 10 U S Parks” (TripAdvisor) along with the likes of Golden Gate Park and Central Park, Falls Park on the Reedy is the true hub of downtown activity and the gateway to the thriving West End This 32-acre gem is home to the pedestrian-only Liberty Bridge, the only single-sided suspension bridge in the Western Hemisphere This graceful span provides spectacular views of the expanding city skyline as well as the picturesque Reedy River Falls below The park itself boasts a bustling network of pedestrian pathways that weave their way past cozy outdoor amphitheaters that host events like World Finance Moonlight Movies and the Upstate Shakespeare Festival Those same paths also connect Falls Park on the Reedy to nearby Cleveland and Unity parks First opened in 1926, Cleveland Park is a 122-acre treasure that welcomes residents and visitors alike with everything from picnic tables and tennis courts to a fitness trail and softball fields. The park is also home to the Greenville Zoo where

giraffes, monkeys, red pandas, and more are waiting to bid you a wild welcome You’ll also find part of the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail, a world-class 28-mile bike and walking path .

The city’s newest park is the 60-acre Unity Park, a massive greenspace twice the size of Falls Park It features state-of-the-art natural playgrounds, a 4,100-square-foot splash pad, gardens, half-court basketball courts, covered picnic areas, a historic baseball field, a Welcome Center, and The Commons food hall There are also three pedestrian bridges spanning the Reedy River to connect you to food, drink, and even more things to do While the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail runs along both sides of the river, the park itself contains 2 .5 more miles of looped walking trails

Have a passion for the arts? Then enjoy the gallery that is Greenville itself! Arts in Public Places is a citywide program that has now placed 160+ pieces all over downtown Everywhere you look, there’s something sensational to see!

THE PEACE CENTER

Perched along the banks of the Reedy River, the Peace Center is the heart and soul of the performing arts scene in Greenville With its 2,115-seat concert hall, intimate 439-seat theater, riverfront outdoor amphitheater, and elegant patron lounge, this stunning complex has hosted more than its fair share of big-name productions, from Audra McDonald, James Taylor, and Lewis Black to The Tenors and Wicked . The Peace Center also partners with and acts as the home stage of eight local companies Carolina Ballet Theatre, Carolina Youth Symphony, Greenville County Youth Orchestra, Greenville Symphony Orchestra, Greenville Chorale, International Ballet, Fine Arts Center, and the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts & Humanities all keep the spotlights blazing and fans clapping with a healthy schedule of inspired live performances throughout the year .

Unity Park

Velócité by Yuri Tsuzuki

HERITAGE GREEN

Just a few minutes walk from Main Street (but hardly off the beaten path), Heritage Green is Greenville’s urban arts and cultural campus Sharing a grassy commons, this collection of museums, galleries, and a theater welcome all with offerings as diverse as the city itself

Housing one of the world’s largest and most highly regarded collections of Andrew Wyeth watercolors, as well as a fabulous Jasper Johns display, the admission-free Greenville County Museum of Art is considered among the South’s premier museums At the Upcountry History Museum, multimedia displays take guests on an engaging tour of the region’s unique textile and mill history . At the Greenville Theatre, live shows ranging from original musical revues to comedies, concerts, and mysteries are performed year-round . The child in you—and the child with you—will delight in the hands-on exhibits

housed in The Children’s Museum of the Upstate. This Smithsonian-affiliated treasure trove is rated among the top ten museums of its kind in the country If you’re traveling with the family, don’t miss this! Nearby, the Sigal Music Museum exhibits include gems from two highly acclaimed collections . They include more than 150 harpsichords and pianos dating from 1575 to 1845—including one played by Chopin—more than 500 woodwinds from 1700 on, and other rare world instruments The Greenville County Library System’s Hughes Main Library hosts events for all ages and houses one of South Carolina’s largest local history and genealogy collections, as well as a Play and Learn Center and a small bookshop Last but not least, head directly across the street to discover your inner chef and take a cooking class (or just shop) at The Cook’s Station

FLUOR FIELD AT THE WEST END

Built using antique bricks reclaimed from local mills and modeled after Boston’s famous Fenway Park, Fluor Field at the West End is more than just home to the Red Sox High-A affiliate, the Greenville Drive In truth, this family-friendly ballpark is a snapshot of what makes Greenville so special Part old, part new, inviting yet pleasantly intimate, and always packed with fun and excitement, Fluor Field proudly anchors the city’s revitalized West End . Steps away is the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum & Baseball Library in District 356, modeled after Boston’s Jersey Street at Fenway Park

BON SECOURS WELLNESS ARENA

Nicknamed “The Well,” Greenville’s downtown Bon Secours Wellness Arena is a world-class, 15,000-seat sports and entertainment venue that rocks and rolls with the best of them From major music acts to the circus to monster truck jams and more, the hottest acts in entertainment put The Well on their calendars each year The arena also serves as the home ice for the Greenville Swamp Rabbits ice hockey team .

Upcountry History Museum

The Children’s Museum of the Upstate

once a VISITOR, now a RESIDENT

“I’m Loren Thomas, and this is what’s happening in the city of Greenville this week.”

DESTINATIONS HAVE THE POWER TO TRANSFORM AND

INFLUENCE A PERSON’S LIFE.

Whether it’s an unforgettable meal shared with friends or a local festival featuring talented artists, people fall in love with a city for numerous reasons. A few of those reasons captivated Loren Thomas, the Multimedia Communications Specialist for the City of Greenville. Once a visitor to the area, Loren now proudly calls Greenville home and hosts the city’s #GVLthisWeek Week in Review YouTube series. See what inspired her to plant roots here and check out some of her local favorites for yourself.

Where did you live before moving to Greenville?

I’ve lived in many different places! Before moving to Greenville in 2020, I lived in North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia I also lived instate in Columbia for about five years.

Why did you choose to move here? Did you visit beforehand?

I moved here for a job opportunity . I visited Greenville for a conference during my time in my previous role and fell in love with the area I remember seeing parts of downtown and wondered what was going on There was so much energy and I was enticed to know more

What did you find attractive about the area?

I really loved the outdoor scene! When I first visited, I drove by the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail and wondered where it went When I moved here, I started to walk the trail easily three times a week It’s one of my favorite weekly routines I also loved that there were waterfalls to explore nearby I love how nature is a big part of Greenville

What’s different about living here compared to where you used to live?

The quality of life is better! I really love the fact that there are a lot of free activities to do in Greenville . There’s always something going on, like a fun community festival Everyone is really friendly here

Middle Wildcat Falls Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail at Unity Park

How would you describe the atmosphere of the community?

I would say Greenville is full of life Whenever I attend a festival, I’m always surprised by how many people come out for it The people here really support the community . There’s always local food, music, and good vibes There’s a sense of harmony in Greenville

What local activities do you like to do?

One of my favorite things to do is go downtown on Fridays during the summer months for the Main Street Fridays concert series Downtown comes alive and there’s always so much energy! You can hear street performers play and that really adds a ‘wow’ factor to the community I love music and Greenville’s music scene is so lively and fun

If you had friends and family visiting, where are the top places you would take them?

I’d take them to Falls Park on the Reedy I love showing people who have never visited the area our beautiful waterfalls right here in the heart of downtown I’d take my cousins to The Rabbit Hole in West Greenville for drinks and to experience the cool ambiance . My mom loves the beauty of Unity Park Every time we go there it’s always a good time

Greenville is an award-winning foodie destination. What are your favorite restaurants?

There are a lot of amazing restaurants in town! I love Southern Culture for brunch . If you want a good seafood boil plate, check out The Seafood Spot off West Antrim Drive I enjoyed Jianna during Restaurant Week . My list of restaurants to try is always so long!

Why should people visit or move here?

People should visit or move to Greenville because of the variety of things to do Whether it’s for leisure travel, jobs and career advancements, lifestyle moves or even just to get a change of scenery, there’s so much to experience here From the diverse food scene to the beautiful outdoors, I really enjoy what the county has to offer

What is your advice to anyone interested in moving to the area?

Be open to new opportunities! I’m a single, 33-year-old black woman and I’ve been able to find my community, which can be difficult, but Greenville made it easy. I attended networking events and started attending events that I have an interest in . I made friends at local hangout spots and at other events for my job People in Greenville genuinely want to help . I really appreciate the generosity and warm hospitality here

Fall for Greenville Limoncello

“There’s always local food, music, and good vibes. There’s a sense of harmony in Greenville.”

Check out Loren’s favorite local spots around town:

Limoncello: This is the spot to go to on Tuesdays! $2 Prosecco cannot be beat!

Swamp Rabbit Café & Grocery Store: Pro tip—You must try the stecca bread!

The Commons: Hungry? Try the chicken sandwich at Golden Brown & Delicious Enough said

Unity Park: The 60-acre park includes greenspaces, covered picnic tables, a splash pad, and event space

The Rabbit Hole (above and right)

Once a newcomer to Greenville herself, Angela Rodriguez is passionate about helping people establish lasting roots in the Upstate. Now a long-time resident and top producing real estate agent, Angela knows this market inside and out. She’s ready to leverage her deep local connections, investigative skills and “can do” attitude to help you find the perfect place to call home.

The Best Way to Spend 4 Days in Greenville ITINERARY

Visiting Greenville? Why not make a long weekend of it? From morning into night, there are plenty of exciting ways to make the most of every minute you’re in town.

THURSDAY

After checking in at your hotel in the afternoon, spend some time getting your bearings in Downtown Greenville . Take a stroll along Main Street, perhaps popping into shops like Mast General Store and M.Judson Booksellers . A walk through the lush 32-acre oasis of Falls Park on the Reedy will reveal the natural beauty of the city . And don’t miss the Instagram-worthy view of Reedy River Falls from the Liberty Bridge, the 345-foot pedestrian suspension bridge that spans the rushing falls From the park, follow the pathway under Main Street to check out the artists’ studios that border the Reedy River at Art Crossing at RiverPlace

Plan a casual alfresco dinner downtown, perhaps on the patio of Roost Restaurant at NOMA Square; at The Lazy Goat overlooking the river; on Camperdown Plaza at Larkin’s; or admiring the cityscape from UP on the Roof, atop the Embassy Suites by Hilton Greenville Downtown RiverPlace .

There are plenty of great spots in the city center for a nightcap, from Spirit & Bower, the swanky bourbon and whiskey bar at the striking Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville, to Juniper, the rooftop bar at the AC Hotel Greenville Downtown .

Falls Park on the Reedy Juniper

The Lazy Goat

FRIDAY

This morning, drive north to Travelers Rest, a city whose name reflects its history as a stopover for folks making their way west over the Blue Ridge Mountains

Hailed by the Huffington Post as “one of America’s coolest small towns,” TR—as locals call it—boasts a landscaped Main Street that buzzes day and night with cyclists, Upstate residents, and visitors They come to bike the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail System (the trail ends in TR), browse locally owned shops, sample beer and wine, and dine at independent restaurants

On the way to TR, you’ll pass Furman University, worth a stop to admire its lovely campus and stroll around tranquil Swan Lake

Once you arrive in Travelers Rest, start your day with a cappuccino and a crêpe— savory or sweet—at Tandem Crêperie and Coffeehouse or a cappuccino at Leopard Forest Coffee Company Then meander down Main Street and investigate TR’s eclectic mix of boutiques and shops If fun and casual garb is your style, try The Flop Shop, Silver Lily Boutique, or Swamp Rabbit Tees; foodies will find edible gifts at The Carolina Honey Bee Company, The Crescent Olive, and The Tasting Room of Travelers Rest Don’t miss TR Makers Co. and The Good Market for the perfect souvenir! Be sure to stop by Monkey Wrench Smokehouse for lunch, where Southern barbecue is on the menu .

Kids in tow? Make a pit stop at Palmetto Proper, Play Café & Gifts for playtime adventures, TReehouse Café & Studio to

immerse yourselves in creative expression, and Whistle Stop at the American Café for train-themed dishes accompanied by charming rubber ducks

If outdoor adventures are in your plans, pick up some picnic fare from Upcountry Provisions Bakery & Bistro, then go by Sunrift Adventures, the oldest backpacking, canoeing, kayaking, and climbing shop in the state. You’ll find terrific places to use all that gear to the northwest at Jones Gap and Caesars Head state parks .

As you head southeast back towards town, consider a detour to Campbell’s Covered Bridge, the only remaining covered bridge in South Carolina, and Poinsett Bridge, the oldest bridge in the state

Your final destination is Greer, home to the BMW Manufacturing Plant Spend some time at the BMW Zentrum, the only BMW Museum in North America Boasting artifacts and historically significant BMW automobiles, this collection is de rigueur for car enthusiasts

Go for a garden-to-glass tasting at VICARIO Distillery and Farm before ending your day in Greer Station, the 12-square-block hub of historic downtown Greer Make time for a stop at the Sparkling Sisters Boutique and Champagne Bar and the Southern Sisters Boutique next door Consider dining on Northern Italian cuisine at L’INCANTO or ordering a dry-aged Delmonico ribeye at the new Rick Erwin’s Greer restaurant .

Poinsett Bridge

Downtown Greer

Whistle Stop at the American Café

Downtown Travelers Rest

Sparkling Sisters Boutique

SATURDAY

Today, set your sights south on the Golden Strip, which includes Simpsonville, Mauldin, and Fountain Inn

This area earned its moniker after a water line was extended to the city, creating a “golden strip” of potential development on the map of Greenville County

Begin with brunch at Stella’s Southern Bistro (try the shrimp and pimentocheese grits) in Simpsonville, ranked by Family Circle as one of its “10 Best Towns for Families .” Afterward, take a self-guided walking tour of Main Street

You’ll pass the brick clock tower, a symbol of the city, and the historic pharmacy built in 1886 While you’re there, channel your inner Joanna Gaines at antique dealer

The Front Porch, which specializes in farmhouse-style furniture and décor Stop at Pink Owl Boutique for trendy women’s clothing; and nearby, the Upstate Pinball & Arcade Museum will challenge any pinball wizard

Fountain Inn is your last stop in the Golden Strip . On downtown Fountain Inn’s charming Main Street, check out Black Tulip, an upscale clothing boutique with a Euro-chic vibe, or I Declare! for gifts, jewelry, and home accessories Stop for a snack at The Farehouse, but don’t pass up the melt-in-your-mouth brisket at Bobby’s BBQ, where the award-winning ‘cue is all smoked over white and red oak from South Carolina . Top it off with some tasty suds from Voodoo Brewing Co. Just be sure to save room for an irresistible Italian treat at Gio’s Pastry, Caffé & Italian Market

Wrap things up in time to catch the curtain downtown at one of Greenville’s performing arts venues: perhaps a Broadway show at the Peace Center, a comedy at Greenville Theatre, a musical revue at Centre Stage, or an edgy play at The Warehouse Theatre If you’d rather watch pop flies or hat tricks—depending on the time of year—you can root for the Greenville Drive at Fluor Field in the West End or watch the Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey team on their home ice at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, aka The Well

The Warehouse at Vaughns

Voodoo Brewing

CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park

SUNDAY

Grab an eye-opening cuppa joe and a fresh-baked pastry at Methodical Coffee Downtown on ONE City Plaza, then head out for some exercise at 60-acre Unity Park Walk the park’s paved paths or rent a bike there at The Commons and take a spin on the 28-mile-long Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Time permitting, ride the trail toward downtown to visit the Greenville Zoo Set in Cleveland Park, the zoo is home to a beloved family of Masai giraffes and a jungle of other animals, from giant anteaters to orangutans

Find another outdoor adventure a short drive from downtown on the 13 miles of trails at the 640acre Conestee Nature Preserve, recognized for its abundance of bird life by the National Audubon Society Head back downtown to Heritage Green, where you can take your pick of cultural attractions Visitors of all ages will find something fascinating, beginning with little ones, who will have a ball monkeying up the centerpiece climbing structure at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate . Art buffs won’t want to miss the world’s largest public collection of watercolors by Andrew Wyeth at the Greenville County Museum of Art . If history’s your thing, dive into the area’s early days at the Upcountry History Museum and explore the history of music through the collection of rare instruments next door at the Sigal Music Museum .

Before you leave, pick up a few lastminute gifts at The Cook’s Station across the street Its two levels brim with everything you could ever need for cooking and entertaining

Whichever direction you head, a pleasant surprise awaits you in every nook and cranny of the Greenville area!

Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail

Methodical Coffee

Greenville Zoo

Conestee Nature Preserve

The Children’s Museum of the Upstate

30,000 sq ft of indoor fun + 13 acre Fun Park

Tracks

Tag

Frankie’s Cafe + Much More!

Greenville on a Budget

FREE TOP 10 THINGS TO DO

From picturesque parks and nature preserves to one-of-a-kind museums and yes, even bronze mice, Greenville’s affordable attractions help you maintain your budget without sacrificing fun and excitement. Keep your getaway low-cost and start adding to your itinerary with these ten free things to do that will satisfy most anyone’s interests.

FOR THE NATURE LOVER

VIEW THE CASCADES

Visit what feels like an oasis within the city and experience a moment of serenity at Falls Park on the Reedy. Hear the rushing roar of Reedy River Falls and find the best view from the Liberty Bridge, the only single-sided suspension bridge of its kind in the Western Hemisphere.

FOR THE HISTORY

SPOT THE WILDLIFE

Wander around more than 600 acres of natural habitat and spot birds, deer, beavers, and other wildlife who call the Conestee Nature Preserve home. The park welcomes all mobility levels as the trails range from flat, paved surfaces to steep, natural terrain.

ENTHUSIAST

ADMIRE WORLD-RENOWNED ART

Ooh and ahh at the world’s largest public collection of watercolors by American artist Andrew Wyeth at the Greenville County Museum of Art. Collections range from Federal portraits to contemporary abstractions, and include significant collections of work by David Drake, William H. Johnson, and Jasper Johns.

HONOR AMERICA’S PASTIME

Celebrate more than just home runs at the Shoeless Joe Jackson Gravesite & Memorial Park. Visitors leave baseballs, bats, cleats, and other memorabilia to honor the legendary player at Jackson’s gravesite in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Head to the front of Fluor Field to see the player’s statue. For a small fee, you can visit the museum.

FOR THE

ADVENTURE SEEKER

EXPLORE GREENVILLE AND BEYOND

Hop on and off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail System. Whether it’s by foot, bike, or even rollerblades, trailblazers can venture along the 28 miles of trail and start anywhere: downtown, north in Travelers Rest, or south in Simpsonville or Fountain Inn.

JOURNEY BACK IN TIME

Pay a visit to what feels like the distant past and see northern Greenville County’s two historic bridges: the oldest surviving bridge in the state, Poinsett Bridge, and the only remaining covered bridge in the state, Campbell’s Covered Bridge.

ESCAPE TO A SCENIC HIDEAWAY

Enjoy a docent-led tour of the 1838 Kilgore-Lewis House, Arboretum & Gardens, a historic home open year-round to the public in Greenville. The 3.5 acres of gardens and small, charming lake feel like an escape set back in time.

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SURVEY RARE VEHICLES

Inspect exceptional vehicles like the Isetta “Bubblecar” at the BMW Zentrum Museum, the only official BMW museum in North America. See BMW's milestones in both touring and racing vehicles and learn about the X family of automobiles produced next door at BMW Manufacturing.

PILOT A PLAYGROUND

Lift off! Bring the kiddos to watch planes take off and land at Runway Park at Greenville Downtown Airport, an aviation-themed playground. Next door, the Military History Center of the Carolinas showcases collections of military memorabilia.

UNCOVER CLUES

Get the whole family involved in two fun-filled scavenger hunts. the Mice on Main scavenger hunt challenges participants to spot nine tiny bronze mice hidden along Main Street. Continue hunting in Greer with Toads on Trade and locate small toad sculptures scattered throughout downtown. Adults can get in on the fun and track down furry, hidden, well-dressed mice at eight different local breweries on a self-guided scavenger hunt, the Brewmiceter Hops Hunt

Greenville’s Active Adventures

There’s more to visiting Greenville than enjoying great food and well-deserved relaxation. In fact, there are so many incredibly engaging, action-packed, and adrenaline-pumping activities here that you may have to schedule another visit just to try them all!

Throw!

Ready to toss those worries to the side and cut loose? Look no further than Craft Axe Throwing and The Blue Ox Hatchet House, where it doesn’t matter if you’re competitive or laid-back—you’re sure to have a great time.

There’s no better way to see the sights than in a BMW. At the BMW Performance Center, you can slide on the wet track, ascend the off-road route, or tackle the speed track alongside a professional driver. It’s The Ultimate Driving Machine® and the ultimate in excitement!

Release some extra energy at The Mad Smash–Rage Room! Sign up for a time, pick a tool (or several), and smash items that come in your package. Those bottles and TVs won’t ever know what hit them—and you won’t have to clean them up.

Indulge your secret-agent inclinations in one of many one-hour escape adventures. Take a group to The Starlight Motel at TripAdvisor’s #1 Fun Thing To Do in Greenville— Escape Artist Greenville—and make every minute count as you solve puzzles, search for clues, and plan to bust out of your mystery room. Challenge your friends to free themselves from the Asylum, the Voodoo Shack, and four other rooms at Trapped in the Upstate. You might make new friends in a Museum Heist at Breakout Games or flee from a fiery volcano in Island Escape.

Head to Topgolf, a popular addition to the Greenville entertainment scene. Enjoy food and beverages while you tee off from one of 70 climate-controlled hitting bays on three levels.

Roll!

For a relaxed game with friends, hit up the colorful ambiance of Bowlero. For something a little more intimate, check out Stone Pin Company with its six wood-paneled lanes.

Check out Climb @ Blue Ridge for an experience the whole family will love, and head to projectROCK for innovative indoor climbing adventures modeled after iconic American destinations. BlocHaven, a 25,000-squarefoot climbing facility focused primarily on bouldering, is one of the largest in the Southeast.

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Feeling the need for speed? With fast (as in, not for the faint of heart) go-karts and a large indoor track, Speed Factory Indoor Karting can up the pace and put a smile on your face.

Whether you choose the wall-to-wall trampoline courts or the rickety SkyLadder, you’re assured of a soft landing at Sky Zone Greenville. Kids under six have a safe place to jump at DEFY, while older daredevils can take on the Stunt Fall platform. Jumpers of all ages will flip out at Big Air, where they pump up the music and strobe lights on Friday and Saturday Cosmic Nights. And there’s fun for everyone at Urban Air Adventure Park, from trampolines to Flip Zone bumper cars and go-kart tracks.

Play!

We’ve got several options for playtime. Check out Dave & Buster’s for arcade-style games and a full bar menu, and catch your favorite sports teams on the big screen. Retro arcade games—more than 60 of them—are all the rage at Pinky’s Revenge, and you can channel your inner pinball wizard at the Upstate Pinball & Arcade Museum. Local Cue is the place to connect for beer, BBQ, and board games.

Can’t decide what to do? Head to one of these entertainment parks, where you can do it all. Wacky mini golf is just the tip of the iceberg at Group Therapy Pub & Playground, which also offers axe-throwing, ice-curling, and ping pong. Bumper boats, batting cages, laser tag, mini golf, and a classic arcade—you’ll find all of it at Frankie’s. Billing itself as a “barcade,” Social Latitude creates good times with live music, sports simulators, axe-throwing, and karaoke. High-tech virtual-reality games complement analog activities like bowling and pool at Main Event Entertainment. 810 Billiards and Bowling Greenville offers a delightful blend of billiards, bowling with pool-ball-themed bowling balls, refreshing beverages, delectable food, and an array of additional activities. Or you can party hearty at Spare Time Entertainment; grab dinner and drinks while you choose between bowling, laser tag, arcade games, and escape rooms.

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Get Outdoors

Being nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains means easy access to lakes, waterfalls, and amazing vistas and adventures. Head just over the SC/NC state line for an adrenaline rush on America’s steepest and fastest zipline at The Gorge Zipline Canopy Tour, which stretches 1.25 miles with a 1,100-foot plunge. Prefer a tamer pastime? Board a pontoon boat for a naturalist-led tour of 7,500+-acre Lake Jocassee with Jocassee Lake Tours

Follow the Flavor

There’s no better place for true taste enthusiasts than Greenville. Whet your whistle with a Craft Cocktail excursion from Foothill Foodie Tours or start the weekend with their Saturday Breakfast Tour. The variety of tour options from Greenville Culinary Tours includes coffee shops, barbecue, and the city’s newest restaurants. For a more spirited experience, book a Grain to Glass Tour at Six & Twenty Distillery, or delve into the local craft brewing scene via The Brewery Experience. Oenophiles will appreciate a look at City Scape Winery’s production facility and vineyards on the Winemaker’s Behind the Scenes Tour.

TOURS

From walking and driving tours to culinary experiences and paddling expeditions, Greenville boasts a dynamic collection of tours. All center on one of the Southeast’s most remarkable cities and are led by local experts who bring passion, expertise, and intimate knowledge of the “stories behind the story” to every tour.

Tour on Two Wheels

Hop on an e-bike to explore the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail System with one of Reedy Rides’ guided bike tours, which range from a 2-hour spin through the city to a ride to the trail’s northern terminus in Travelers Rest. Another option is Pedego Electric Bikes’ Good Morning Greenville Guided Tour. This 3-hour excursion wheels from Hampton Station along the Swamp Rabbit Trail and through downtown, with frequent stops for photo ops.

See the Sights

There are plenty of wonderful ways to take in the sights, starting with a memorable spin around town on a motorized Segway with Greenville Glides If history is your thing, book time with Greenville History Tours to discover historic neighborhoods and architectural highlights. Black History in Greenville (B.H.i.G.) Tours spotlights another fascinating facet of the city’s past on a 2.5-mile walking tour. You’ll hear spine-tingling tales of the city’s most haunted places with Greenville Ghost Tours, and car buffs will want to experience BMW Factory Tours to see what it takes to build The Ultimate Driving Machine®.

Jocassee Lake Tours

Not Your Average History Museum!

The Upcountry History Museum is a great place to start your exploration of Greenville’s past, but this Smithsonian Affiliate also presents visitors with the opportunity to discover one-of-a-kind experiences and unrivaled national traveling exhibitions. Plan your visit today!

HISTORY ALL AROUND

Must-See Historical Attractions

Kilgore-Lewis House

Take a docent-led tour of this quaint, historic home completed in 1838, making it one of the oldest structures in Greenville County.

Upcountry History Museum

Explore Upcountry South Carolina’s rich past while discovering one-of-a-kind experiences and unrivaled national traveling exhibitions at this Smithsonian Affiliate located at Heritage Green.

Campbell’s Covered Bridge

Journey north for a quick, yet scenic, trip and you’ll find the last remaining covered bridge in all of South Carolina, built in 1909.

Poinsett Bridge

Constructed in 1820, this bridge—with its unique 14-foot Gothic arch—is believed to be the state’s oldest surviving bridge.

Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum & Baseball Library

Visit the former home of baseball great Shoeless Joe Jackson, now a museum celebrating one of the most talented baseball players in history.

Military History Center of the Carolinas

Check out this museum’s fascinating collection of military memorabilia dedicated to honoring veterans, including military weapons, vehicles, and artifacts from the SpanishAmerican War to the present day, including a WWI ambulance reproduction and much more.

Sigal Music Museum

A nod to a city focused on art’s intersection with music, this museum hosts engaging interactive exhibits and educational programs in celebration of music across time.

BMW Zentrum

Visit the BMW museum for a timeline of this automotive powerhouse in media and history, with a focus on the innovation that has always driven BMW forward.

The Ultimate Driving Museum, Presented by the BMW Car Club of America Foundation

Here you’ll be able to explore the latest annual exhibit displaying memorabilia and see the cars and motorcycles that earned BMW its place as The Ultimate Driving Machine®.

Get a Little Wild

Charming and picturesque describes the Greenville Zoo, featuring more than 90 species tucked into downtown’s Cleveland Park. Masai giraffes, African lions, South American rheas, Asian red pandas, and giant anteaters are just a few of the animals that await you.

Cool Fun

With an impressive ice-skating rink, tennis courts, bounce houses, and more, the Pavilion Recreation Complex is packed with thrills and chills!

Outta This World

Ask any critic under 10 years old what the best playground is, and they’ll scream, “Kids Planet!” This bustling activity center, nestled in Greer’s Century Park, offers a misting play area, ziplines, slides, playground equipment, and a musical activity space. Bigger kids will enjoy the 18-hole disc golf course as well as the sno-cones sold on-site.

ACTIVITIES KID-FRIENDLY MUST-DO

Family fun awaits when you adventure down our list.

Things That Fly, Things in the Sky

Explore Roper Mountain Science Center’s amazing planetarium, butterfly garden, exhibits, dinosaur adventure trail, and living-history farm, or dive into bird-watching at Conestee Nature Preserve. Burn off energy at Runway Park, an aviation-themed playground, while planes land and take off all around you. Fuel back up afterward at the Runway Café @ GMU, newly remodeled on the Food Network show Restaurant Impossible

Super Soaker

Float down the lazy river, race down towering waterslides, and splash your heart out at three Greenville County waterparks: Discovery Island, 7th Inning Splash, and Otter Creek. Or, cool off without the commitment at the Greenville Water Splash Pad at Unity Park, a 4,100-square-foot splash pad with just under 50 spray jets in downtown Greenville.

Brain Boost

Learn, play, imagine, climb, discover, pretend—it’s all action at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate, a world-class Smithsonian affiliate, and the world’s 10thlargest children’s museum.

All the Small Things

After planes come trains, so bring the kids over to Model Trains Station at Taylors Mill! There you can explore 12 themed displays, including a highly detailed static circus train, plus a special electrified Lionel Thomas the Tank Engine train table. The Christmas train exhibit is always a family favorite.

Together

Greenville’s Best Gathering Spots LET’S GET

Looking for a spot that fits the bill, no matter who’s joining in on the fun? From repurposed shipping containers to renovated mill complexes, Greenville claims a plethora of places around town that are great for gathering.

Downtown Plazas

Along Main Street in downtown Greenville, check out the string of plazas filled with shops, restaurants, and outdoor seating—perfect for watching the world go by. At the north end of Main Street, NOMA Square is home to the Hyatt Regency Greenville, as well as several shops. Roost Restaurant offers outdoor seating overlooking the square, where free outdoor concerts fill the air with music on summer Thursday and Friday nights. Aloft Greenville Downtown, numerous restaurants (think Tupelo Honey), shops, and rooftop haunts

WXYZ Bar and SIP Whiskey & Wine Bar are just a few of the reasons to frequent

ONE City Plaza. Farther down Main at Camperdown Plaza, there’s a world of things to do, including sipping cocktails at Juniper, Paloma, or The Press Room; enjoying fine dining at CAMP and Larkin’s; getting ice cream from Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams; and playing wacky mini golf and more at Group Therapy Pub & Playground.

Places to Play

From perusing art to axe-throwing, everyone will find fun in Greenville. Downtown at RiverPlace, visit working artists in the Art Crossing studios along the river by day and pop into Blues Boulevard Jazz to hear a set in the evening. Nearby, stroll Pendleton Street in the artsy Village of West Greenville to visit more artists’ studios and trendy shops.

Renovated Taylors Mill in Taylors offers activities for all ages between its hatchet house, rage room, arcade, and model train display. Off I-385 in Mauldin, BridgeWay Station lays out an integrated castle-like town center, complete with restaurants, shops, and the Cinergy Entertainment complex featuring a dine-in cinema, an arcade, and a virtual-reality experience.

At Holland Park, partake in an aerial adventure at Flying Rabbit Adventures and savor craft brews from Double Stamp Brewery, followed by delicious eats at Home Team BBQ or Greektown Express. Embrace the boundless possibilities at Hampton Station, where you can rally your companions for a captivating escape room experience. Order a burger, taco, Georgian fare, or waffles and ice cream; quench your thirst with coffee or mead; shop for jewelry, partake in a pottery class—even rent a bike to hit the trail!

NOMA Square

Flying Rabbit Adventures

Sites to Sip

Be it cocktails or coffee, libations draw locals to these popular hangouts. Near downtown on Stone Avenue, the Westone development contains Liability Brewing Co., Coffee on Stone, and Moe’s Original BBQ. On Wade Hampton Boulevard, Stone’s Point harbors two local favorites: Methodical Coffee at Landmark and The Community Tap. Cover all the liquid bases at The Junction at Downtown Airport, which encompasses Elevation 966 Winery and Cohesive Coffee.

Foodie Finds

Hungry yet? Head to the area’s cornucopia of food halls to savor your favorite flavors. Repurposed shipping containers hold a bevy of delicious options—from açai bowls to lobster rolls—near Fluor Field at the outdoor food hall Gather GVL. In Unity Park, a line of renovated warehouses at The Commons contains, among other things, Pangaea Brewing Company and a food hall offering five different eateries—plus more to come. Urban Wren restaurant is the star of Markley Station, the cluster of historic brick buildings off Main Street that also holds self-pour beer and wine taproom, Hoppin’ GVL, and a pizzeria. Nearby in Poe West, you’ll find artisan chocolates at LaRue Fine Chocolate, hyper-local beer at Carolina Bauernhaus Greenville,

and award-winning spirits at Six & Twenty Distillery.

Menu items at the Warehouse at Midtown on Laurens Road include burgers, Philly cheesesteaks, milkshakes, and beer. Head to Cartwright Food Hall in Greer for excellent smashburgers at Anonymous Burger, along with a host of international dishes. Simpsonville offers a mouthwatering assortment of eateries, from oysters to ice cream, at the Warehouse at Vaughns, a former feed & seed. While you’re there, head down Main Street to the Burdette Central building, where food options range from decadent chocolates to farm-fresh fare.

No matter where you choose to go, it’s always great to be together!

NEW AND ON THE RISE IN THE 864

BridgeWay Station

Eat, shop, and play in Mauldin in a dazzling complex of Italianate buildings. BridgeWay encompasses restaurants, breweries, shops, apartments, and offices—which all connect to the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail System via an overhead pedestrian bridge.

Play Café at Judson Mill

Kids will have a blast exploring the two huge play structures, sensory areas, and imagination stations, while you hang out at the café to sip coffee or smoothies, connect to WiFi, and relax.

The Bougie Lounge

By evening, The Bougie Lounge will envelop you in a sexy, sophisticated lair, complete with luxe velvet furnishings, soft lighting, and crafted cocktails—a perfect formula for romance. By day, stop in for a satisfying breakfast or creative sandwiches for lunch.

Greer Food Truck Village

Check out the Upstate’s first food truck park, which brings a festival atmosphere to Greer. Encompassing a selection of five food trucks, and a small café, the village welcomes families—Fido included.

Carmella’s Café & Dessert Bar

Satisfy your dessert cravings at this sweet addition to the lower level of the Camperdown Plaza downtown. If confections like cannoli cake, tiramisu, and blueberry lemon cheesecake make your mouth water, Carmella’s is the place to go.

The Commons Expansion

Headed to Unity Park? You’ll find even more to do when Phase ll of The Commons is complete. The group of renovated historic warehouses in the center of the park is adding 14 new tenants, including 7 food and beverage concepts in an expansion of the existing food hall.

Liability Brewing Co.

Shopping Savvy

What’s more satisfying than clicking that “Add to Cart” button? Taking a stroll through downtown Greenville to discover the delightful collection of one-of-a-kind boutiques is sure to satisfy any shopping need—from handcrafted neckties and designer women’s clothing to home accessories and children’s toys. And the best part is, you needn’t venture far off Main Street to find everything your retail heart desires.

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Coleman Collection, owner Jennifer Coleman

curates a global selection of designer clothing for every occasion. Around the corner on Washington Street, A Polished Man will accessorize any dapper gentleman in style with handcrafted ties and pocket squares. Pop in for a snack at Poppington’s Gourmet Popcorn and then stop for a good read and cool gifts at M.Judson Booksellers in the historic downtown courthouse building on Court Street. While you’re there, grab a coffee and a scone at Camilla Kitchen. Then cross the bridge over the Reedy River and follow Main Street into the West End Historic District. There, you can browse workout garb at Lululemon, explore a great selection of wine at Foxcroft Wine Co., and shop for home accessories at Vintage Now Modern

Continue down South Main Street and veer left on Augusta Street, where Monkee’s of the West End is the local source for the latest from Hunter Bell, Tanya Taylor’s vibrant patterns, and Krewe eyewear. The adjacent pink door leads into Pink Bee, headquarters for all things Lilly Pulitzer—for mother and daughter—and casual wear for men. And just across the street, Augusta Twenty’s regionally eclectic collection of global designers will have you making plans worthy of the pieces you snag, while Copper Penny makes it easy to slip into something as stylish as it is comfortable.

Exit Copper Penny through the Main Street doors and turn left to find the perfect swimsuit at Splash on Main. After you’ve discovered that swimsuit shopping can actually be a pleasure, cross the street and turn right to browse eco-friendly apparel and handmade jewelry at Custard Boutique

After a stroll along Main Street perusing its many wares, we think you’ll agree that Greenville’s downtown is the place to shop for every member of the family.

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HAVIN’ A FIELD DAY

Greenville Drive

Hot dog in your hand, warm breeze in your hair, and one impressive baseball team booking it to home base while the crowd goes wild—welcome to baseball in Greenville, y’all! As the High-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, the Greenville Drive brings some serious game to Fluor Field at the West End, from April–September. Modeled after Boston’s Fenway Park, the charming stadium boasts a fabulous view of the city (especially at sunset!), Friday night fireworks, Saturdays on the District, a playground for the kids, a break-dancing mascot (we see you, Reedy Rip’It), and the ever-popular Thursday Dollar Drink Night.

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THRILLS & CHILLS

Greenville Swamp Rabbits

If you really want to see what’s hopping in Greenville, don’t miss the nonstop adrenaline rush of a Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey game. Playing in the ECHL’s Eastern Conference, this feisty, professional ice hockey team brings some serious heat to the ice at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, from October–April. Families with little ones might find the concourse activities at each match—face painting, balloon twisting, puck chucking, and selfies with Stomper—just as exciting as the hockey down below. After you catch your breath, be sure to grab some team gear from the Hop Shop on your way out.

SOCCER & SWEET TEA

Greenville Triumph & Greenville Liberty

Whether you call it fútbol or soccer, the World’s Game has come to Upstate South Carolina—and fans here are more than a little fired up about it. Greenville has both men’s and women’s soccer teams that are part of the professional United Soccer League (USL) League One and pre-professional USL W League, respectively. Get your kicks (pun intended) watching both teams play in Paladin Stadium at Furman University. It’s the perfect family-friendly opportunity to keep up with the excitement of the game, but take heed— Triumph & Liberty fans are as excitable as they come, and the longer you stay at a match, you may just become one of them.

SWAMP Rabbit rolling

Whether you’re geared up to go or set to stroll, Greenville’s great American trail has dozens of reasons for you to slow down and stay awhile.

It’s hard to imagine what life was like before the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail System officially opened its pathways in 2009, greeting an enthusiastic community of runners, cyclists, and other pedestrians just itching to pound the asphalt surface. We’re willing to bet you’ll get that same feeling the first time you set foot on the 28 miles of beautiful byway, breathing in the clean air, and immersing yourself in the trail’s mostly untouched natural scenery.

Look around and you’ll see what makes it special: folks cruising along casually on two wheels; parents and grandparents pushing strollers loaded with water bottles, snacks, and sleepy toddlers; power-walkers absorbed in weekly catch-up conversations alongside marathon runners. It’s the very definition of “multi-use.” There’s only one rule: take it easy. Unless you’re trying to beat a personal best—then we’ll be timing you.

Get Your Gear & Get Ready to Roll

No bike? No problem. Whether you’re catching the trail north or south, Greenville’s got quick, easy, and convenient bike-rental options. Sunrift Adventures, located on the trail in Travelers Rest, rents out cruisers for full and half days, plus road and mountain bikes for full days. Downtown, Swamp Rabbit riders can hook up with Reedy Rides for rentals and bike tours, seven days a week. And it’s a snap to pick up an electric-assist bike at one of the stations downtown via Greenville BCycle’s bike-share program. Pedego Electric Bikes Greenville in Hampton Station also specializes in e-bike rentals, while Carolina Triathlon at The Commons is a convenient place to rent almost any type of bike, directly on the Swamp Rabbit Trail.

Hop On, Hop Off

If you were to ask Google exactly where the Swamp Rabbit Trail begins and ends, you might get a few different answers. That’s because the SRT was designed with several convenient points of access at various locations along its length, ensuring that each unique stretch of the trail can be easily experienced by both residents and visitors alike. So walk, run, bike . . . just get out there already!

1. Cleveland Park

The city’s largest park is bisected by the Reedy River and provides ample space for a variety of recreational amusements including tennis, cycling, Frisbee, jogging, playground activities, and even the Greenville Zoo. Plus, Cleveland Park’s leg of the Swamp Rabbit directly connects to . . .

2. Falls Park on the Reedy

Home to one of Greenville’s most-photographed landmarks—the Liberty Bridge and Reedy River Falls—Falls Park is an urban oasis painted with colorful blooms and lush greenery. These 32 acres also play host to seasonal events throughout the year, including the Upstate Shakespeare Festival in summer.

3. Unity Park

West Greenville’s new showpiece, 60-acre Unity Park incorporates grassy lawns, basketball courts, a baseball field, and state-of-the-art children’s playgrounds. Flowing through the park, the Reedy River is spanned by three pedestrian bridges and is bordered on either side by the Swamp Rabbit Trail. At one end of the line of renovated warehouses called The Commons—which includes a food hall—the park’s 10,000-square-foot welcome center features restrooms, a first-aid station, and event space.

4. Furman University

The university itself may be private, but Furman invites you to visit their picturesque campus, replete with tranquil lake views (look for the black swan), the iconic bell tower, a spectacular rose garden, and curving trails that weave through the surrounding terrain.

5. Travelers Rest

The northern terminus of the Swamp Rabbit Trail, the charming town of TR—as it’s known to locals—is a great place for runners and cyclists to find excellent food and drink. At Gateway Park, mountain bikers can hone their skills on the varied terrain of the Bike Skills Flow Park, while the new PBJ (Pump/Berm/Jumps) trail challenges riders to put their mettle to the pedal.

6. Conestee Nature Preserve

Although technically a separate section of the trail at the southern end, this wildlife sanctuary is free to enter and offers more than 600 acres of pristine wetlands, forests, and trails that are ideal for hikers and bikers—especially if they happen to enjoy bird-watching.

Swamp Rabbit Café & Grocery

Swamp Rabbit’s tagline, “Eat Local. Ride Bikes.”, will give you a clue to the philosophy of this wildly popular stop on the Swamp Rabbit Trail—a great place to take a break or stock up on provisions for the ride. In addition to the grocery store, the café offers fresh-made sandwiches for breakfast and lunch, baked goods, smoothies, and coffee. 1 2 3 4 5 6

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The Trifecta

Just a few miles beyond Greenville’s city limits are three of the best outdoor experiences in the entire region. Brimming with waterfalls, soaring views, and hiking adventures that deliver you straight to the heart of the sweet mountain air, each is a jewel not to be missed.

Caesars Head State Park

Seated atop the Blue Ridge Escarpment, Caesars Head is appropriately named for the granite outcropping that resembles the helmeted head of the most famous Roman emperor. Pegged as the “No. 1 Hidden Gem of South Carolina” by USA TODAY, Caesars Head is really a package deal, offering world-class hiking and fishing opportunities in addition to spectacular high-elevation vistas.

As part of the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area, its numerous trails connect to neighboring Jones Gap State Park and boast a variety of waterfalls—including the stunning 420-foot cascade tumbling from Raven Cliff, the tallest waterfall in South Carolina. With its panoramas and prime position as a flyway during the fall hawk migration, Caesars Head is a bird-watcher’s paradise. Migrating raptors soar on updrafts created by the escarpment, and keen observers might spot the occasional golden or bald eagle mixed in among them.

Stop by the visitor’s center for more birding information, and while you’re there, make sure to check out the breathtaking views from the Caesars Head Overlook.

Hike This: Raven Cliff

See This:

Hawk Watch, September–November

Photo Op:

Vintage coin-operated viewfinder atop the park’s main overlook

Campfire

Conversation Starter: The park harbors a population of federally endangered green salamanders. (No resemblance to the GEICO gecko, though.)

Falls Trail

Paris Mountain State Park

A few minutes from downtown—you can see its mountain namesake from the city— Paris Mountain State Park offers almost instant access to a wide range of natural adventures. Named for early Greenville settler Richard Pearis, the broad ridges of Paris Mountain provide a striking horizon, especially at sunset.

Designated as a state park in the 1930s, this unexpected treasure is one of the city’s most popular weekend recreation destinations—and for good reason!

Stop by the park office for a full list of activities and amenities or jump right into the welcoming waters of Lake Placid, where kayak, canoe, and pedal boats are available to rent on weekends.

Hop on the Sulphur Springs Trail and wind your way along deep ravines and running streams or take the North Lake Trail and explore what was once Greenville’s main water source. Mountain-biking enthusiasts can also cruise the park’s trails (excluding Saturdays). For overnight opportunities, the park offers RV and tent campsites.

Hike This:

Rainbow Falls Trail

See This:

Cleveland Fish Hatchery, South Carolina’s first state-owned and operated fish hatchery

Photo Op:

Wooden boardwalk that spans the Middle Saluda River

Campfire Conversation Starter:

The Middle Saluda River, South Carolina’s first designated Scenic River runs through the park. (Currently, 226 rivers have a protected designation, which is less than half of 1% of the nation’s rivers.)

Hike This:

Sulphur Springs Trail

See This:

CCC-Built Old Amphitheater // Mountain Creek Trail

Photo Op:

Mountain Lake Dam Waterfall // Sulphur Springs Trail

Campfire Conversation Starter:

A colonial-period burial site is located near the campground. (Is anyone up for a ghost story with their s’more?)

Jones Gap State Park

For mountain lovers aching to put a little distance between themselves and the city, Jones Gap State Park is worth every scenic second of the forty-five-minute drive north. Also part of the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area, the park serves as a convenient gateway to the natural beauty of the Upstate forests.

Winding its way through the 4,246-acre wooded park, the Middle Saluda River invites guests to take a dip or relieve their weary feet after hiking the 5-mile round-trip trail to Rainbow Falls or the much easier 2.6-mile round-trip trail to Jones Gap Falls. Anglers can try their luck casting for mountain trout, and bird-watchers can enjoy the impressive migration of songbirds that pass through each spring.

Seasoned backpackers and casual afternoon strollers can enjoy the exuberant spring wildflowers and brilliant fall colors that line even the shortest trails. For the overnight explorer, hike-in campsites are available by reservation.

Waterfall Wonders

The chilly mist, the thundering roar, the crisp air—waterfalls stimulate the senses and create a sense of wonder. Whether you’re a nature lover seeking serenity or an adventure enthusiast seeking new heights, Greenville’s waterfalls will leave you captivated. Find these breathtaking cascades all throughout the Greenville area, from the heart of downtown to tucked away in nature.

Reedy River Falls

Greenville, SC / Falls Park on the Reedy

Height: 32 ft

Drawing in thousands of visitors each year, Reedy River Falls brings beauty to the center of downtown Greenville. This statement piece, surrounded by the gardens and greenspace of Falls Park, claims the title as one of Greenville’s greatest treasures.

Pro Tip: Admire the view atop the Liberty Bridge, a 345-foot-long suspension bridge.

Raven Cliff Falls

Cleveland, SC / Caesars Head State Park

Height: 420 ft

Hike Length (roundtrip): 4.4 miles / 6.6 miles

Look up! See the tallest falls in South Carolina at the majestic Raven Cliff Falls, one of the most photographed waterfalls in the state. Hike to the scenic overlook or enjoy a more strenuous trek to the top and cross the suspended Wilderness Bridge. Not only do photographers flock to see the sight, but ravens breed in the cliffs around the falls, hence the name.

Fun Fact: More than 150 species of birds have been spotted in the area!

Rainbow Falls

Cleveland, SC / Jones Gap State Park

Height: 140 ft

Hike Length (roundtrip): 5 miles

With 1,200 feet of elevation change on the way to the top, Rainbow Falls welcomes experienced

hikers or those seeking an intense workout. Access the cascading, ribbon-like falls through Jones Gap State Park. Don’t miss the blooms during the spring as azalea and meadow rue hug the boulders.

Falls Creek Falls

Cleveland, SC / Palmetto Bible Camp

Height: 125 ft

Hike Length (roundtrip): 3.4 miles

A one-way, short but steep, uphill hike rewards hikers’ efforts with an enchanting view of Falls Creek Falls. Experts advise keeping feet dry as the adventurous trek includes rock-hopping over the water.

Jones Gap Falls

Cleveland, SC / Jones Gap State Park

Height: 50 ft

Hike Length (roundtrip): 2.6 miles

Journey along the boulder-strewn Middle Saluda River to find Jones Gap Falls. The flowing sheets of water greet explorers with a drop resembling a giant staircase of layered ledges and granite rock.

Wildcat Wayside

Cleveland, SC / Wildcat Wayside Nature Trail

Height: 30 ft

For those wanting to be in awe without the work, Lower Wildcat Falls, visible from the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway, does not require any hiking. Enjoy the peaceful oasis and even cool off in the refreshing pool at the base.

MORE CAN'T-MISS CASCADES

Explore these nearby waterfalls in and around Greenville County:

Cedar Shoals

Issaqueena Falls

Station Cove Falls

Whitewater Falls

Yellow Branch Falls

Raven Cliff Falls

GREENVILLE'S

Great Lakes

For a reel good time, just add water to your Upstate South Carolina adventures.

Lake Jocassee

Rare Species. Rocky Vistas.

Hailed by National Geographic as one of “50 of the World’s Last Great Places—Destinations of a Lifetime,” Lake Jocassee is a breathtaking reservoir nestled at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Widely regarded as the state’s most scenic and pristine, this 7,500+-acre lake offers a recreational paradise for visitors, from swimming and jetskiing to standup paddleboarding and kayaking. Its deep, blue waters are also popular with boaters and divers alike; scuba divers can even explore an old cemetery. The town known as Jocassee, as featured in the movie Deliverance, was eradicated before the dam was complete and the lake was created in the early 1970s. Guided boat tours are also available for those seeking a curated experience.

Surrounded almost entirely by public property, Lake Jocassee remains largely untouched and undiscovered, despite its popularity. Its 75 miles of shoreline and 43,000 acres of surrounding forest showcase dense foliage, abundant wildlife, and towering waterfalls. The Eastern Continental Divide running through the Jocassee Gorges creates a unique temperate rainforest climate, supporting diverse wildlife and plant species found nowhere else along the Divide. Here you’ll find the rare and delicate Oconee Bell wildflower, which draws admirers from around the world.

Try This: Scuba Diving // Guided Waterfall Boat Tour

See This: Oconee Bells

Photo Op: Jumping Off Rock

Nearby State Park: Devils Fork State Park, the only public access to Lake Jocassee

Lake Hartwell

Big, Mighty.

First opened for recreational purposes in 1968, the 56,000-acre Lake Hartwell (which Lake Keowee feeds directly into) is one of the largest lakes in the Southeast. With more than 950 miles of shoreline, it also forms part of the border between South Carolina and Georgia. Admired for its breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, the lake is a haven for boaters, fishermen, kayakers, campers, and hikers.

If you’re into fishing, the largemouth bass are legendary and almost always biting at Lake Hartwell, with the lake hosting multiple Bassmaster Classics. Fish of more than 20 pounds are not uncommon, so you shouldn’t be surprised if you’re passed by several of those sleek, fast-running fishing boats while you’re out on the lake, as it’s constantly hosting some of the nation’s finest anglers.

Its nearly 1,000 miles of shoreline cover parts of six South Carolina and Georgia counties. The lake runs 49 miles up the Tugaloo River and 45 miles up the Seneca River, with the main body of open water stretching six miles across at its widest point.

Try This:

Guided Fishing Charter

See This:

The Shores of Asbury // Splash Island at Big Water Marina

Eat Here:

The Galley Restaurant // The Grill at Clemson Marina

Photo Op:

Sailboats from the Western Carolina Sailing Club

Nearby State Parks:

Lake Hartwell & Sadlers Creek state parks

Try This:

Jumping Rock // Geocaching

See This:

Duke Energy’s World of Energy

Eat Here:

The Lighthouse Restaurant // Tiki Hut Lakeside Grill

Photo Op: Party Cove Falls

Nearby State Park: Keowee-Toxaway State Park

Lake Keowee

Boat. Float. Repeat.

With 388 miles of shoreline, family-favorite Lake Keowee is a real stunner, offering crystal-clear bluegreen waters and gorgeous mountain views. Less than an hour directly west of downtown Greenville, Lake Keowee is one of the top South Carolina lakes for boating, fishing, water sports, swimming, camping, and picnicking. Covering more than 17,600 acres (making it roughly half the size of Washington, D.C.), the lake has close to a dozen public access areas, and boat rentals are available at several outfitters.

A Cherokee name that roughly translates as “the place of the mulberries,” Lake Keowee today is more widely considered the place for boaters. Its sparkling, warm waters fed by Lake Jocassee to the north, and wide, winding channels make this a desirable destination for vacationers and second-home owners alike.

At approximately 26 miles long, 3 miles wide, and averaging 54 feet in depth, Lake Keowee has been described as being shaped like a Christmas tree. Its large main channel branches off to form many smaller channels and coves to either side; the 77 islands form the “ornaments.”

City & County Parks & Gardens Guide

GREENVILLE CITY

BONUS PARK FEATURES

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GOING GLOBAL

Greenville’s International Food Scene

Lauded for its global cuisine in The New York Times special section, “52 Places to Go in 2023,” Greenville, South Carolina, tempts taste buds with a panoply of flavors from Germany to Georgia—the republic, not South Carolina’s southern neighbor. Home to 230 international firms (notably Michelin’s North American headquarters and BMW) from 27 countries, Greenville County boasts

a culturally diverse population that drives its food scene. With more than 200 restaurants in downtown Greenville alone—a quarter of which are international—you can satisfy most any food craving, starting with regional Southern fare and taking flight from there to find flavors from 34 different countries on five continents. Here’s a guide to eating around the world in Greenville.

NORTH AMERICA

CANADA

No need to board a plane to Saskatchewan to find big game on your plate. In a hunting-lodge ambiance at Saskatoon Lodge, you can feast on cedar-plank salmon, elk loin, and antelope.

MEXICO

Mexican street tacos meet their match at Papi’s Tacos and Cucho’s Taco Grille, while Comal 864 offers handcrafted Mexican-American fare prepared by owner Dayna Lee-Márquez, a 2023 James Beard Award semifinalist for Best Chef: Southeast.

ASADA Restaurant charms with its Mission-style core menu, augmented by creative specials that fuse Latin American flavors. Cantina 76 features Mexican-inspired cuisine and handcrafted margaritas, all wrapped up in a lively atmosphere on Main Street.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Moving south to Guatemala, find zesty dishes in the form of churrasco and sopes at Guatemala Restaurant. Neighboring El Salvador provides the inspiration for Pupuseria la Estrella, which specializes in thick-griddled cakes called pupusas

At Califas, Erika Mejia-Dila incorporates her grandmother’s recipes into her Cali-Mex menu of Latin American cuisine, which roams from Mexico (think: birria tacos) to Honduras and South America to the Caribbean.

THE CARIBBEAN

Chef/owner Mike Sullivan honors traditional Jamaican traditions, like oxtails with beans and rice, at Jamaica Mi Irie. Vibrant recipes of the Dominican Republic star at Tamarindo, named for the sweet/sour fruit that infuses many of their dishes.

SOUTH AMERICA

ARGENTINA, PERU & COLOMBIA

Chef Samuel Dominguez peppers his menu at Maestro’s Bistro & Dinner Club with tastes of his native Argentina in traditional Argentinian empanadas and mariscos (seafood) pasta.

Dig into traditional lomo saltado (stir-fried beef with tomatoes and onions) at the Golden Llama Peruvian Rotisserie and Grill

At Sacha’s Café, the Muñoz family fires up the flavors of their homeland in Colombia. Round up some friends and share the bandeja paisa, a sampler of Colombian cuisine.

Sacha’s Cafe

Papi’s Tacos

Saskatoon Lodge

EUROPE

FRANCE & BELGIUM

There’s something infinitely satisfying about starting the day with a buttery French croissant, and Bake Room at The Commons won’t disappoint. On Main Street, seek out savory breakfast crêpes at Bonjour Main, then pick up an authentic jambon beurre (ham and butter on a fresh-baked baguette) at Rise Bakery in the Village of West Greenville for lunch. Hankering for escargots or duck liver mousse? Book dinner at Scoundrel. And in nice weather, Passerelle Bistro serves Gallic-inspired dishes on a patio offering gorgeous views of Reedy River Falls.

A local favorite for its cozy subterranean space, Trappe Door offers Belgian dishes like moules frites (mussels and French fries) and carbonades flamandes (Belgian beef stew), as well as a staggering selection of Belgian beers.

Ready for something sweet?

Old Europe Desserts tempts with everything from French macarons and Lemon Bavarian to Italian tiramisu and cannoli.

GERMANY

Spotlighting traditional fare straight from the heart of Swabia, Schwaben House is a staple for German cuisine, while Hans & Franz Biergarten boasts an outdoor patio on which to enjoy wiener schnitzel and a stein of German beer. Head downtown to NOMA Square in October for a taste of Bavaria during Oktoberfest

GREECE

Awesome Greek specialties abound at Ji-Rōz, where saganaki (flamed kefalograviera cheese) makes a fitting prelude to a succulent lamb burger. Family-owned Greektown Grille is another good spot. In May, the

three-day Greek Festival features homemade Greek dishes prepared by members of the Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral congregation.

ITALY & SPAIN

You need not venture off Main Street to find great Italian recipes. Nuanced meat and fish dishes and house-made pasta rule at Ristorante Bergamo and Jianna—the latter known for its chic raw bar. Trattoria Giorgio serves a small menu in an intimate atmosphere, while Limoncello offers familiar ItalianAmerican fare with a gorgeous outdoor setting. If it’s pizza you crave, seek out good pies at Coastal Crust, Sidewall Pizza Co., and Pasta Addict/Slice of Brooklyn (commonly referred to as The Slice). At Indaco Italian Food & Wine, indulge in wood-fired pizzas and handmade pasta, alongside an exciting cocktail menu and an Italian-forward wine list.

Synonymous with Spain, small plates known as tapas reign as the way to eat in many a Spanish bar. Nosh on pimientos del Padron and gambas al ajillo, thanks to Chef Fernando Coppola’s menu at Paloma or order a pan of Spanish paella to share at Abanico Tapas Bar

UNITED KINGDOM

Check out cozy Connolly’s Irish Pub for shepherd’s pie, bangers and mash, and Guinness on tap. In the Historic Overbrook neighborhood, Mr. Crisp is tops for perfectly fried fish and chips. Celebrate the Upstate’s Scottish heritage at Furman University on Memorial Day weekend, when Gallabrae, Greenville Scottish Games, showcases heavy athletics, bagpipe bands, Scottish Clans, and food.

Passerelle Bistro

Paloma

Trappe Door

ASIA

AFGHANISTAN & THE REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA

Downtown at Aryana Afghan Cuisine, Chef Nelofar Mayar prepares five different Afghan dishes for lunch, based on her family’s recipes. Experience an authentic Georgian toasting dinner at Keipi, in Hampton Station, where a tamada, or toastmaster, presides over this familystyle feast of Georgian food and wine.

CHINA

When you’re craving Chinese food or need ingredients for that Asian recipe you’re cooking at home, Asia Pacific—which includes a large Asian market—is the place to go. At newcomer Sum Bar, owner Khailing Neoh plates dim sum favorites such as siu mai, char siu bbq pork, and sweet sesame balls.

INDIA

Buffets brimming with dishes from different regions of India—everything from korma to curry and dosas to dal—can be found at India Palace and Persis Biryani Indian. Fans of Tandoori dishes will appreciate Saffron Indian Cuisine

JAPAN & KOREA

As local sushi goes, Irashiai on the Eastside is a longtime favorite. Downtown lays out more great choices, from Japanese gastropub Otto Izakaya and SUSHI GO to TakoSushi, which melds the flavors of the Far East with the Southwest. O-Ku's sushi chefs skillfully curate a culinary experience that takes you on a delectable journey as they

showcase the freshest fish from the world’s finest markets. Get your fill of bulgogi, or “fire meat,” at Bulgogi Korean Grill, and visit tiny Korean BBQ, tucked away off Woodruff Road.

THE MIDDLE EAST

Spices like saffron infuse aromatic Middle Eastern cuisine, such as the Persian stews at Pomegranate on Main, also known for its pomegranate martinis. Owners of the local haunt Pita House, the Namouz brothers lure diners back again and again with the likes of chicken shawarma, kafta, and kibbi with grape leaves.

THAILAND & VIETNAM

Known for its complex balance of sour, sweet, bitter, and salty elements, Thai cuisine reigns at Basil Thai, with specialties like three-flavored deep-fried whole fish, and crispy red curry duck, while Sweet Basil embraces artful presentations and spicy curries.

The national dish of Vietnam, pho is a soup consisting of an aromatic, herb-infused broth, rice noodles, and meat. For one of the area’s best examples, pull up a chair at Pho Noodleville

AFRICA

MOROCCO & NIGERIA

A culinary crossroad of exotic flavors, Moroccan cuisine blends influences from North Africa, Arabia, Spain, and France. At The Lazy Goat, you’ll find Moroccan lamb served with flatbread and cucumber yogurt. Seek out Wakanda Lounge Bar & Restaurant for Nigerian delicacies such as suya (grilled beef coated with chile pepper and peanut powder) and spicy jollof rice with goat meat.

The only question is, which continent's cuisine are you going to try first?

Keipi The Lazy Goat

CRAFT BEER IS

2-Day Brewery Trail

Craving craft beer? The preferred place to drink it is at the source. With more than 20 breweries in the area—and more on the way—it’ll take several days to sample them all!

DAY 1

Begin south of downtown on Piedmont Highway—where it all started—at Thomas Creek Brewery, the city’s first (est. 1998) and largest brewery. Here you can taste their two flagships, River Falls Red Ale and Trifecta IPA.

Drive north to Haywood Road, on Greenville’s Eastside, to taste-test the signature lagers, IPAs, and ales at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant. At Iron Hill, chefs collaborate with the brewers to design

a menu of delectable bites (like Philly Cheesesteak egg rolls) that pair well with Iron Hill beers.

From Haywood Road, hop on I-385 north to downtown Greenville. On Augusta Street, you’ll find a bevy of beer on tap along with light fare, wine, and cocktails at The Eighth State Brewing Company. Then it’s a short drive to Fireforge Crafted Beer and Yee-Haw Brewing Company, located within three walkable blocks of each other. In the Fireforge taproom, choices include Sum Lager, brewed in collaboration with adjoining Sum Bar

restaurant. Yee-Haw’s classics encompass their award-winning German-style Dunkel and a clean, crisp Pilsner—a good choice to quell the heat of fiery fare from on-site eatery Prince’s Hot Chicken.

The final stop of the day lies about nine miles north in Travelers Rest, just off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail. There, the Swamp Rabbit Brewery & Taproom welcomes cyclists and drivers alike. If it’s on tap, try the Märzen, a malty Germanstyle amber lager.

DAY 2

Start on Stone Avenue, where the Westone development houses Liability Brewing Co. Their brewers use specialty malts from the Carolinas to craft their products.

For something different, head northwest to Wandering Bard Meadery in Hampton Station, a 100-year-old former cotton warehouse. Specializing in mead, a libation made from fermenting honey in water, Wandering Bard offers versions from traditional to meads infused with berries, spices, and local fruit (Carolina Peach Reaper, anyone?). While you’re there, grab a taco from neighboring White Duck and hang out on the lawn, where you can challenge your buddies to a friendly game of cornhole.

From Hampton Station, it’s a 2-mile drive to The Commons, a group of renovated warehouses in Unity Park, where you’ll find Pangaea Brewing Company Brewers here cover all the beer bases from Chupacabrew (Puerto Rican-inspired Light Lager) to Stone Cold Sabertooth Tiger (Cold IPA), and you can pair your

favorite brew with Pangaea’s seasonal snacks, salads, and pizzas. Take a short stroll across the Spinks Bridge over to Southernside Brewing Co., which boasts 10 house-brewed beers on tap. And that’s not to mention a full menu from its scratch kitchen, handcrafted cocktails, and the spacious outdoor area—complete with yard games.

Nearby, in the Village of West Greenville, you’ll discover handcrafted ales, ciders, and meads at Carolina Bauernhaus Greenville in Poe West. Don’t miss the award-winning Oconee Pale Ale, made from 100% South Carolina-grown grains, malt, and hops.

Drive southwest on US-123 to end the day at Magnetic South Brewery at Judson Mill. The second location of the original in Anderson boasts a 10,000-square-foot taproom with seats for 136 people to enjoy Magnetic South’s straightforward, drinkable lagers, IPAs, sessions, and sours.

Remember to pace yourself and use a designated driver, or better yet, call Uber or Lyft for a ride. Taking one of Greenville’s beer tours led by a Certified Cicerone® with The Brewery Experience is another great way to raise a glass to Greenville’s burgeoning craft beer scene—and they do all the driving. Other breweries currently in the works in Greenville’s ever-evolving beer scene include Atlanta-based New Realm Brewing Co. and BridgeWay Brewing Co., coming to downtown Greenville and the new BridgeWay Station in Mauldin, respectively. Be sure to check them out as soon as they open!

The Show Must Go On:

GREENVILLE’S THEATRICAL ENCORE

DOWNTOWN’S MAJOR PLAYERS

The crown jewel of downtown Greenville’s performing arts spaces is the Peace Center. Located on Main Street with a 2,115-seat concert hall and the 439-seat Gunter Theatre, this world-class venue hosts everything from Broadway shows to performances by the Greenville Symphony Orchestra, Carolina Ballet Theatre, and International Ballet.

Greenville Theatre, the oldest and largest professional theater company in the Upstate, presents professionally crafted, locally produced Broadway musicals, popular plays, and original revues. Past hits include Shrek the Musical, Les Misérables, and Mamma Mia! The Greenville Theatre also hosts a concert series featuring world-renowned tribute artists showcasing The Beatles, Elton John, Elvis Presley, and more.

If you love local theater, you’ll definitely find something to entertain you at Centre Stage, from original revues to timeless hits like Fences and Legally Blonde Don’t miss the theater’s annual New Play Festival Competition, featuring new works from South Carolina-affiliated writers.

FOR THE FAMILY

The South Carolina Children’s Theatre is the largest theater for multigenerational audiences in the state. Here, inspired

Greenville’s theaters invite you to escape into fantasyland, delve into drama, and laugh out loud with one great live performance after another. Whether it’s fresh off Broadway, a familiar favorite, or something edgy and unexpected, Greenville’s theaters are just the ticket.

thespians knock shows such as Annie and Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat right out of the park.

One of Greer Cultural Arts Council’s most popular programs, the Greer Children’s Theatre performs musicals (think: Frozen Jr.) at different venues in Greer, the primary one being the Edward R. Driggers City of Greer Center for the Arts.

With a focus on the historical, classical, and biblical, The Logos Theatre stages state-of-the-art productions focusing on family values. Bring the kids along to see everything from the Chronicles of Narnia to newly imagined takes on old favorites.

EDGY OFFERINGS

As an innovative Black Box Theater, The Warehouse Theatre is where you’ll encounter a surprising take on Shakespeare and the classics, as well as world premieres like Power of Sail, and contemporary storytelling in Native Gardens.

Despite the absence of its founder, Sandy Staggs, who passed away in early 2023, the award-winning Proud Mary Theatre Company continues its mission of presenting LGBT+ voices to Upstate South Carolina in dramas, comedies, and avant-garde pieces.

For edgy local comedy, you can’t beat Café And Then Some. This engaging downtown dinner theater prides itself on being able to address the many facets, neighborhoods, and subcultures that make up the greater Greenville community—and everyone is fair game!

From Wits End Poetry open mic nights and poetry slams to No Expectations Comedy and Alchemy Theater’s improv, stand-up, and sketch shows, Theater Underground presents some of Greenville’s most talented creatives in its space at Coffee Underground.

THEATER OFF THE BEATEN TRACK

You don’t have to go to downtown Greenville to enjoy great theater. The Simpsonville Arts Center showcases performances from Clark Nesbitt’s No Dreams Deferred productions unlimited, Cornerstone Ballet, Greenville Concert Band, and more. Nearby, at the Mauldin Cultural Center, the Mauldin Theatre Company hosts Broadway shows and rockin’ musical revues, while the Mauldin Youth Theatre caters to a younger audience.

If you’re looking for music, theater, and dance that may not be on the mainstream stage, check out the nonprofit Younts Center for Performing Arts. Located in Fountain Inn, the Younts Center fosters an

appreciation of the arts through an array of performances and educational programs.

Performing at the Kroc Center, GLOW Lyric Theatre is a fusion of opera, operetta, and musical theater. GLOW stages unique performances as part of their Summer Festival season— utilizing theater for confrontation, celebration, and driving social change.

“Big-city entertainment at small-town prices” is the mantra of the Mill Town Players, a community theater based in Pelzer with a repertoire including A Streetcar Named Desire and Hello Dolly, as well as rock and country music concerts.

SOUTH CAROLINA NEW PLAY FESTIVAL

Debuting in 2022, the SC New Play Festival shines a spotlight on new plays and musicals from established and emerging playwrights across the U.S. Every night of the four-day event brings a different performance—staged readings of new plays and musicals, panel discussions with Broadway producers—in a different venue in downtown Greenville. The festival winds up with a closing-night cabaret featuring a Broadway star.

2024 Dates: August 8–11

Exploring Greenville’s Murals TAPESTRY

Greenville boasts an abundance of street art, with captivating murals tucked away in various corners, ensuring that if you blink, you’re bound to miss something extraordinary. Some of our most unforgettable—and unmistakable—works of art can be seen up close and personal . . . if you just know where to look. Here is just a sampling of some of the murals you’ll find in the Greenville area.

Verb Beauty Studio, 315 S. Main St., Travelers Rest Artists: Carissa and Jesse Bowser

The Anchorage, 586 Perry Ave. Artist: Elizabeth Kinney

Cycle Haus, 126 S. Main St., Simpsonville Artist: Lacey Hennessey

The Slice, 134 S. Main St., Simpsonville Artist: Lacey Hennessey

The Practice Pad, 1714 Easley Bridge Rd. Artist: Dumah Morgan

26 S. Main St., Travelers Rest Artist: Brigitte Selby

Traveler’s Taproom, 2624 Poinsett Hwy. Artist: Matteo Miles

The 05, 3016 Augusta St. Artist: Bradley Copeland

The Postage Stamp Mural

Village Harvest

Simpsonville: Simply Home Simpsonville Drive-In Music Legends

Swamp Rabbit Brewery & Taproom Cheers!

Someday These Will Be the Good Old Days

109 S. Main St., Travelers Rest Artist: Brigitte Selby

Whistle Stop at the American Café

ART J MAIN

Iconic Sculptures, City Sidewalks

Stroll Main Street in Downtown Greenville to discover a small sampling of the more than 160 art installations found throughout Greenville—each of which was made possible by Greenville’s Arts in Public Places Commission. From whimsical to “wow,” you’ll encounter pieces that will bring a smile, make you think, and evoke emotion. And isn’t that what art is really all about?

Il Porcellino

Translated from the Italian word for “piglet,” this bronze boar next to the Westin Poinsett Hotel is a near-exact replica of the fountain that has been a cultural icon in Florence, Italy, for centuries. If legends are to be believed, a coin dropped through the boar’s jaws and into the fountain grate below will grant you a wish. Be sure to rub his nose for good luck and a guaranteed return trip!

Falls Lake Falls

This commissioned sculpture, by internationally recognized artist Bryan Hunt, sits at the Main Street entrance to Falls Park. The second version of this sculpture is in Tokyo, Japan—making Falls Lake Falls not only a unique addition to downtown but also the only piece of its kind on this continent!

Orbital Trio

This striking work of art on NOMA Square was designed by Upstate sculptor and longtime Clemson University professor, John Acorn. Inspired by nature and the South, the sculpture is a nod to the American Sweetgum tree and the “gumballs” it drops.

The Common Thread

Sculptor Deedee Morrison crafted this multimedia piece on Camperdown Plaza. Reflecting the common shapes, designs, and patterns from Greenville’s rich textile heritage, the colorful sculpture incorporates programmed LED lighting and sound.

Liberty Clock

One of Downtown Greenville’s most recognizable landmarks, the towering clock that stands on Court Square (across from the Westin Poinsett hotel) was donated by the Hipp family. The clock bears the date 1905, the year W. Frank Hipp founded the Liberty Insurance Company that once occupied the building behind it.

“Top

2024 EVENTS CALENDAR

JANUARY

January 11–21

Restaurant Week South Carolina Various Greenville Restaurants; restaurantweeksouthcarolina.com

January 13–15

HBCU MLK Day Unity Invitational 2024

Bon Secours Wellness Arena; mlkdayunityinvitational.com

January 25–28

Upstate SC Boat Show Greenville Convention Center; upstatescboatshow.com

FEBRUARY

February 9–11

Chautauqua History Comes Alive Various Locations; historycomesalive.org

February 10

Valentine’s Wine Walk Conestee Nature Preserve; conesteepreserve.org/events

MARCH

March 6–10

April 2–6

APRIL

Greenville Fashion Week Various Locations; gvlfashionweek.com

April 6

iMAGINE Upstate STEAM Festival Downtown Greenville; imaginesteamsc.org/upstate

April 12

Green Tie Gala Greenville Zoo; greenvillezoo.com

2024 SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament Bon Secours Wellness Arena; secsports.com/championship/ womens-basketball

March 16

St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Irish Festival NOMA Square; gvlstpatricks.com

March 22–24

Reedy Reels Greenville Film Festival

South Carolina Children’s Theatre; reedyreels.com

March 23

Easter Eggtastic Greer City Park; cityofgreer.org/ 834/eggtastic-easter-event

Springtime Holiday Hop Downtown Travelers Rest; travelersrestsc.com/visit

March 28–30

Living Gallery

Museum & Gallery, Bob Jones University; livinggallery.bju.edu

April 18–20

Quiltfest Greenville Greenville Convention Center; quiltfest.com

April 18–21

euphoria2024 Spring Fest Various Greenville Locations; euphoriagreenville.com

April 20

Greer Goes Global: International Festival Greer City Park; greergoesglobal.com

Southern Roots: A BBQ Reunion Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest; southernrootsreunion.com

April 24–28

The Foot Solutions Greenville County Smash Pickleball Tournament Southside Park, Simpsonville; greenvillerec.com

April 25–28

Piedmont Plant and Flower Festival Greenville State Farmers Market; greenvillestate farmersmarket.com

April 27

Great Blue Gathering

Conestee Nature Preserve; conesteepreserve.org/ great-blue-gathering

April 27

Mauldin Blues & Jazz Festival

Mauldin Cultural Center; mauldinculturalcenter.org/events/ festival-season/mbj-festival

Other April Events

Mac Arnold Cornbread & Collard Greens Blues Festival

Downtown Fountain Inn; fountaininn.org/392/ mac-arnold-blues-festival

MAY

May 4

Reedy River Duck Derby Falls Park on the Reedy; duckrace.com/greenville

May 9–11

SpringSkunk Music Fest

Skunk Farm, Greer; albinoskunk.com

May 10–12

JUNE

June 3–9

BMW Charity Pro-Am Presented by TD SYNNEX Various Area Golf Courses; bmwcharitygolf.com

June 7–8

Greenville Jazz Fest

Downtown Greenville; greenvillesc.gov/2114/ greenville-jazz-fest

June 7–16

Artisphere Presented by TD Bank Downtown Greenville; artisphere.org

May 10–August 10

Upstate SC Park Hop Various Area Parks; parkhop.org

May 17–19

The Greek Festival

St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral; greekforaday.com

May 23–June 16

Upstate Shakespeare Festival: Love’s Labour’s Lost Falls Park on the Reedy; warehousetheatre.com/shows/ upstate-shakespeare-festival

May 24–25

Gallabrae: Great Scot! Parade & Greenville Scottish Games Downtown Greenville & Furman University; gallabrae.com

Other May Events

Brew in the Zoo Greenville Zoo; greenvillezoo.com

The Fair at Heritage Park Heritage Park, Simpsonville; fairatheritagepark.com

Sippin’ in Simpsonville: Summer Beer Tasting Downtown Simpsonville; simpsonvillechamber.com/ annual-events

Chautauqua History Comes Alive Festival Various Locations; historycomesalive.org

June 14–15

Juneteenth Festival Downtown Greenville; juneteenthgvl.com

June 29

Freedom Blast Greer City Park; freedomblast.org

Other June Events

Black Pride Parade & Festival Downtown Greenville; upstatepridesc.org

Zoo Fest Greenville Zoo; greenvillezoo.com

JULY

July 4

Clemson MBA Fireworks on the Fourth Unity Park; events. greenvillesc.gov

July 11–August 4

Upstate Shakespeare Festival Falls Park on the Reedy; warehousetheatre.com/shows/ upstate-shakespeare-festival

July 27

Greenville Comedy Marathon Alchemy Comedy Theater at Coffee Underground; newsouthcomedy.com

AUGUST

August 2

GCCA’s Annual Showcase Greenville Center for Creative Arts; artcentergreenville.org/exhibitions

August 8–11

South Carolina New Play Festival

Downtown Greenville; southcarolinanewplayfestival.org

August 17

Travelers Restival

Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest; tryasc.org/restival

Other August Events

Restaurant Week Greenville

Various Greenville Area Restaurants; restaurantweekgreenville.com

SEPTEMBER

September 6

Sippin’ Safari Greenville Zoo; greenvillezoo.com

September 7 & 14

Waggin’ at the Waterpark

Discovery Island and Otter Creek Waterparks; greenvillerec.com

September 19–22

euphoria Food, Wine & Music Festival

Various Greenville Locations; euphoriagreenville.com

September 20–21

Autumnfest at the Market

Greenville State Farmers Market; greenvillestatefarmersmarket.com

Sooie. Mauldin BBQ Cook-Off Mauldin Cultural Center; mauldinbbq.com

September 21

Hops and Herons

Beer Festival

Conestee Nature Preserve; conesteepreserve.org/ hops-and-herons

September 28

Railfest

Greer City Park; cityofgreer.org/ 743/railfest

September 28–October 26

Scarecrows on Main

Downtown Travelers Rest; travelersrestsc.com/ scarecrows-on-main

Other September Events

Indie Craft Parade

Furman University; makerscollective.org/ indiecraftparade

Sippin’ in Simpsonville: Fall Wine Tasting

Downtown Simpsonville; simpsonvillechamber.com/ annual-events

Upstate Renaissance Faire Greer City Park; upstaterenaissancefaire.com

OCTOBER

October 5

Greer Arts & Eats Festival Downtown Greer; greerartsandeats.com

October 6

Hispanic Heritage Festival

Downtown Greenville; ahamsc.org/hhf

October 11–13

Bank of America Fall for Greenville Presented by Pepsi Downtown Greenville; fallforgreenville.net

October 17–26

New South Comedy Festival

Alchemy Comedy Theater at Coffee Underground; newsouthcomedy.com

October 18–20

Antiques, Fine Art & Design Weekend

Greenville County Museum of Art; gcma.org/antiques

October 19

Artisans Makers Market

Greer City Park; cityofgreer.org/ 803/artisan-makers-market

Euro Auto Festival

BMW Manufacturing Area, Greer; euroautofestival.com

Gran Fondo Greenville

Rides Begin at Hotel Domestique, Travelers Rest; hincapie.com/ granfondo/greenville

October 26

Downtown Trick-or-Treating

Downtown Travelers Rest; travelersrestsc.com/visit/ downtown-trick-or-treating

Trick-or-Treat on Main Street

Downtown Greenville; events.greenvillesc.gov

October 30

Halloween at Heritage Park

Heritage Park, Simpsonville; simpsonville.com/parksrec/ page/special-events

Aunt Het Festival

Downtown Fountain Inn; fountaininnchamber.org/ aunt-het-festival

Boo in the Zoo

Greenville Zoo; greenvillezoo.com

The Foot Solutions

Greenville County Smash Pickleball Tournament

Southside Park, Simpsonville; greenvillerec.com

Greenville Country Music Fest

CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park, Simpsonville; gvlfest.com

Greenville Craft Beer Festival

Fluor Field at the West End; gvlbeerfest.com

NOMA Square Oktoberfest

NOMA Square, Downtown Greenville; nomasquare.com

Pumpkin Fest at Silvermont Park Brevard, NC; silvermont.org

NOVEMBER

November 2–3

Everything Outdoor Fest

Historic Hopkins Farm, Simpsonville; everythingoutdoorfest.com

November 9–10

Open Studios

Various Artists’ Studios in the Upstate; greenvillearts.com

November15–

December 27

Bon Secours Festival of Trees

Select Downtown Greenville Hotels; stfrancisfoundation. com/event/ festival-of-trees

November 20–January 20

United Community Ice on Main Downtown Greenville; greenvillesc. gov/1654/uc-ice-on-main

November 30

Travelers Rest Holiday Hop & Tree Lighting Downtown Travelers Rest; travelersrestsc.com/visit

Other November Events

Other October Events

Albino Skunk Music Festival

Skunk Farm, Greer; albinoskunk.com

Indie Craft Parade Holiday Pop-Up Shop Makers Collective; makerscollective.org/ indiecraftparade

DECEMBER

December 1

Simpsonville Christmas Parade Downtown Simpsonville; simpsonvillechamber.com/ annual-events

December 5

Martinis & Mistletoe

Downtown Greenville; stfrancisfoundation.com/ event/festival-of-trees

December 6

Night of Lights

Downtown Greenville; greenvillesc.gov/1571/ holiday-happenings

Greer Christmas Tree Lighting Greer City Park; cityofgreer.org/ 744/christmas-tree-lighting

December 7

Poinsettia Christmas Parade

Downtown Greenville; greenvillesc.gov/1330/ poinsettia-christmas-parade

December 7–8

Greer Farmers Market

Holiday Market Greer City Park; greerfarmersmarket.com

December 8

Greer Christmas Parade

Downtown Greer; greerrelief.org/ featured-events

December 8–10

Kringle Holiday Village Fluor Field at the West End; kringleholidayvillage.com

December 14

The Very Merry Local Christmas Market Trailblazer Park; trailblazerpark.com

Other December Events

Christmas at Heritage Park Heritage Park, Simpsonville; simpsonville.com/parksrec/ page/special-events

Greenville Designer Jewelry Show Greenville Center for Creative Arts; artcentergreenville.org/events

Holidays at the Zoo

Greenville Zoo; greenvillezoo.com

Holiday Fair

Greenville Convention Center; holidayfairgreenville.com

Spirit of Christmas Parade

Downtown Fountain Inn; fountaininnchamber.org/ spirit-of-christmas-parade

THURSDAYS

March–August

Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive

How do you prepare for the weekend? With some music! Catch local bands and more than 45,000 fans (annually) at the Metropolitan Arts Council’s weekly music festival. • NOMA Square, Downtown Greenville

May–August

Music by the Lake

A serene lakeside amphitheater sets the scene for enjoying a plethora of contemporary, jazz, bluegrass, and Broadway tunes in the summertime twilight (7:30 p.m.)—best of all, it’s free and open to the public. • Furman University

June 6–June 27 & July 1–August 1

Moonlight Movies

Grab your friends and family and come out and enjoy captivating films at Greer City Park! Engage in pre-show excitement and creative crafts at 7pm, followed by movie screenings at sunset all summer long. • Greer City Park

September–October

World Finance Moonlight Movies

Need something to do that’s a little out of the ordinary? A picnic basket and a shareable blanket are all you need to cozy up under the stars during downtown Greenville’s seasonal film screenings.

• Falls Park on the Reedy, Downtown Greenville

October

Fall Bluegrass and Harvest Market

With great food, great music, and great weather— it’s the best of everything! Bring a lawn chair or blanket to enjoy this weekly farmer’s market, complete with food truck fare, arts, crafts, and bluegrass music in an open-air amphitheater.

• Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest

WEEKLY EVENTS

FRIDAYS

Monthly, Year-Round

First Fridays

Art aficionados, mark your calendars! Stroll through many of Greenville’s galleries and studio spaces for an authentic regional arts experience.

• Open Houses at Area Artists’ Studios and Galleries, Downtown Greenville

March–September

Greenville Heritage Main Street

Fridays Presented by Pepsi

Wind down the work week and start your weekend right, listening and dancing to the best in musical entertainment. • NOMA Square, Downtown Greenville

March–October

Food Truck Rollout

Food Truck Rollout features local food trucks, music, and beer at Greer City Park on Fridays. Bring your blankets or chairs and join the City of Greer for a fun night of great food and live music!

• Greer City Park

May 31–August 2

Amp’d Up Fridays

Grab your dancing shoes, lawn chairs and blankets for this free summertime concert series at the Mauldin Cultural Center! Come to hear your favorite beach tunes, rock, pop, and more.

• Mauldin Cultural Center

SATURDAYS

March–May & September–November

Browse & Stroll Art Market

If you’re a fan of original art and laid-back energy, check this out! Inspired by an old-fashioned sidewalk sale, TR shop owners and a curated selection of artists set up shop along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail. • Downtown Travelers Rest

May, June & September

Music in the Park Concert Series

Come rock and roll in TR! With beautiful mountain views, cool evening breezes, and stars galore, you can’t help but kick back and enjoy life—especially with food trucks, beer, and wine.

• Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest

May–September

Tunes in the Park

This free outdoor concert series offers concessions from various food, beverage, and dessert vendors while you sit back, relax, and listen to your favorite tunes in Greer City Park, every Saturday in the summer. • Greer City Park

May–October

TD Saturday Market Presented by Prisma Health

Rise and shine! Enjoy the best fresh, organic produce, baked delicacies, dairy products, and other goods, right in the heart of downtown Greenville. • Main Street, Downtown Greenville

August

Movies in the Park

Don’t let summer escape without catching an outdoor flick! To watch free movies in the park at dusk, bring your chairs and blankets. While you’re there, munch on great food and ice cream from food truck vendors. • Trailblazer Park, Travelers Rest

September–October

Music in the Woods

Enjoy live music in the autumn months surrounded by the beauty of nature during this solar-powered concert series, held in the afternoon at the park amphitheater, which nestles in the woods. • Paris Mountain State Park

December–March

The Toasty Farmer

Warm up this winter by making your way over to the Upstate’s longest-running winter farmer’s market! Enjoy a wide variety of artisan crafts and locally sourced baked goods, vegetables, meats, and more. • Fireforge Crafted Beer, Downtown Greenville

BEST FESTS

There’s never a shortage of things to do in the Greenville area, but if you have the chance, these six annual events really let Greenville shine. Keep them in mind as you plan your next visit!

Gallabrae

May 24–25, 2024

Scottish or not, visitors find Greenville’s Gallabrae a unique experience on Memorial Day weekend. Founded to honor the area’s Scotch-Irish roots and cultural heritage, the event begins with the Great Scot! Parade on Friday, and then a family-friendly festival on Saturday—complete with vendors, food, music, games, and more. Grab your tartan and join in on the fun!

Artisphere

May 10–12, 2024

Called the “#3 Best Art Show in the Country” by USA Today, Artisphere is a must-see for art lovers, enthusiasts, collectors, or even those who just want to experience the new, unusual, and beautiful. Typically held on Mother’s Day weekend, Artisphere is a celebration of art—visual, performing, and culinary—right in the heart of downtown Greenville.

BMW Charity Pro-Am

June 3–9, 2024

What do you get when you combine professional golf, charitable causes, and a whole slew of A-list celebrities?

The BMW Charity Pro-Am, that’s what! As a host to more than 40,000 visitors each year, the Pro-Am partners pros and celebs with local amateur players, providing a terrific tournament to watch—and millions of dollars to Upstate charities.

euphoria

September 19–22, 2024

There’s no better way to celebrate life than with incredible food, great music, and a ton of fun, and for culinary enthusiasts, there’s no better event than euphoria. This four-day celebration of food, wine, and music draws people—and celebrities— from across the globe for an experience they won’t soon forget.

Greenville Jazz Fest

June 7–8, 2024

Jazzing up downtown Greenville with the smooth sounds of saxophone, trumpets, drums, piano, and more, this new-on-the-scene festival (started in 2023), features both national and local jazz acts, food trucks, and fun. This event is Greenville’s celebration of community, culture, and all things jazz!

Fall for Greenville

October 11–13, 2024

Celebrate cool, crisp weather and a weekend full of tunes, tastes, and taps at Fall for Greenville! This multi-day festival is a great way to get a true taste of what Greenville is all about, and to have a terrific time, too. Whether you’re a lover of great music and the concert atmosphere, or looking to try something new, Fall for Greenville is the place to be!

Attractions & Tours

ATTRACTIONS

810 Billiards and Bowling Greenville

842 Woods Crossing Rd.; 864.900.5585; 810bowling.com/ greenville-sc-2

BMW Performance Center

1155 Hwy. 101 S., Greer; 888.345.4269; bmwperformancecenter.com

Craft Axe Throwing

1320 Hampton Ave. Ext., Unit 5A; 864.301.6032; craftaxethrowing.com/ us/sc/greenville

Escape Artist Greenville

209 E. Stone Ave.; 864.509.9305; escapeartistgreenville.com

Falls Park on the Reedy 601 S. Main St.; fallspark.com

Frankie’s

45 Park Woodruff Dr.; 864.627.9888; frankies.com/ greenville

Greenville Zoo

150 Cleveland Park Dr.; 864.467.4300; greenvillezoo.com

Group Therapy Pub & Playground

320 Falls St., Suite G; 864.284.4333; grouptherapy.fun

Kringle Holiday Village, December 8–10, 2024

Fluor Field, 945 S. Main St.; 864.235.2293; kringleholidayvillage.com

The Mad Smash – Rage Room

250 Mill St., Taylors; 864.569.5810; themadsmash.com

Madworld Haunted Attraction

147 Country Manor Rd., Piedmont; 864.436.6307; madworldattractions.com

Main Event Entertainment

225 Entertainment Blvd.; 864.768.3070; mainevent.com/ greenville

Model Trains Station

250 Mill St., Suite BL1250, Taylors; 864.605.7979; modeltrainsstation.com

Prisma Health Swamp

Rabbit Trail System 28 miles in length; greenvillerec.com/swamprabbit

projectROCK

2121 Farrs Bridge Rd., Easley; 864.307.9152; projectrock.com/easley

Servus VR Bar

928 S. Main St.; 864.509.1077; servusvr.com

Sky Zone Greenville

2465 Laurens Rd.; 864.558.2400; skyzone.com/greenville

Social Latitude

1812 Woodruff Rd.; 864.451.7902; sociallatitude.com

Spare Time Entertainment

Greenville

822 Congaree Rd.; 864.412.0299; sparetimeentertainment.com/ greenville

Speed Factory Indoor Karting

1524 Roper Mountain Rd.; 864.412.3323; speedfactoryindoorkarting.com

Taylors Mill

250 Mill St., Taylors; 864.335.9913; taylorsmill.community

Topgolf

201 Clifton Ct.; 864.315.3351; topgolf.com/us/greenville

Unity Park

320 S. Hudson St.; unityparkgreenville.com/ 1843/unity-park

Wine & Design Greenville, SC

1175 Woods Crossing Rd.; 864.288.1260; wineanddesign.com/ calendar/greenville-sc

MUSEUMS & LEARNING CENTERS

BMW Zentrum

1400 Hwy. 101 S., Greer; 864.802.5300; bmwzentrum.com

The Children’s Museum of the Upstate 300 College St.; 864.233.7755; tcmupstate.org

Duke Energy’s World of Energy 7812 Rochester Hwy., Seneca; 800.777.1004; duke-energy.com/ worldofenergy

Greenville County Library System

Hughes Main Library, 25 Heritage Green Pl.; 864.242.5000; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Museum of Art

420 College St.; 864.271.7570; gcma.org

Museum & Gallery

Bob Jones University, 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.770.1331; museumandgallery.org

Roper Mountain Science Center

402 Roper Mountain Rd.; 864.355.8900; ropermountain.org

Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum & Baseball Library 356 Field St.; 864.346.4867; shoelessjoejackson.org

Sigal Music Museum

516 Buncombe St.; 864.520.8807; sigalmusicmuseum.org

The Ultimate Driving Museum 190 Manatee Ct., Greer; 864.329.1919; theultimatedrivingmuseum.org

The Gorge Zipline Canopy Tour

Upcountry History Museum

540 Buncombe St.; 864.467.3100; upcountryhistory.org

SPECTATOR SPORTS

Greenville Drive (Baseball) Season: Apr–Sep

Fluor Field, 945 S. Main St.; 864.240.4500; greenvilledrive.com

Greenville Swamp Rabbits (Hockey) Season: Oct–Apr Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 N. Academy St.; 864.674.7825; swamprabbits.com

Greenville Triumph (Soccer) Season: Mar–Oct Furman University Paladin Stadium, 3300 Poinsett Hwy., Team Store, 22 S. Main St.; 864.203.0565; greenvilletriumph.com

WATERPARKS & SPLASH PADS

7th Inning Splash Waterpark 1500 Piedmont Hwy., Piedmont; 864.299.1842; waterparks.greenvillerec.com/ 7th-inning-splash

Discovery Island Waterpark 417 Baldwin Rd., Simpsonville; 864.963.4345; waterparks.greenvillerec.com/ discovery-island

Fountain Inn Splash Pad 104 N. Main St., Fountain Inn

Otter Creek Waterpark 101 W. Darby Rd.; 864.834.4108; waterparks.greenvillerec.com/ otter-creek

Swamp Rabbit Splash Track 170 RiverPlace

Unity Park Greenville Water Splash Pad 320 S. Hudson St.

TOURS

Black History in Greenville (B.H.i.G.) Tours

864.214.6143; bhigtours.com

Foothill Foodie Tours, LLC

864.553.9404; foothillfoodietours.com

Greenville Culinary Tours 864.567.3940; greenvillehistorytours.com/ greenville-culinary-tours

Greenville Ghost Tours

864.475.7705; greenvilleghosttours.com

Greenville Glides Segway Tours

233 N. Main St.; 864.214.0119; greenvillesegwaytours.com

Greenville History Tours

864.567.3940; greenvillehistorytours.com

Jocassee Lake Tours

Tours depart from Devils Fork State Park, 161 Holcombe Cir., Salem; 864.280.5501; jocasseelaketours.com

Make Greenville Yours

864.363.8628; makegreenvilleyours.com

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

Barefoot Acres 181 Barefoot Acres Way, Fountain Inn; 864.484.3879; barefootacressc.com

Davidson River Outfitters

49 Pisgah Hwy., Suite 6, Pisgah Forest, NC; 828.877.4181; davidsonflyfishing.com

Flying Rabbit Adventures

821 Laurens Rd.; 864.230.0191; flyingrabbitadventures.com

Green River Adventures

111 E. Main St., Saluda, NC; 828.749.2800; greenriveradventures.com

The Gorge Zipline Canopy Tour

166 Honey Bee Dr., Saluda, NC; 828.888.0879; thegorgezipline.com

Jocassee Lake Tours

Tours depart from Devils Fork State Park, 161 Holcombe Cir., Salem; 864.280.5501; jocasseelaketours.com

Jocassee Outdoor Center 516 Jocassee Lake Rd., Salem; 864.944.9016; jocasseeoutdoorcenter.com

Saluda Outdoor Center 1307 Old Easley Hwy., Easley; 864.777.3053; saludaoutdoorcenter.com

Treetop Quest 16 Alma St.; 864.907.9539; treetopquest.com/greenville

Upstate Zipline 138 Museum Cir., Sunset; 864.720.4318; upstatezipline.com

FARMS

Elf Leaf Farm

141 N. Campbell Rd., Landrum; 864.331.9866; elfleaffarm.com

Sassafrass Flower Farm

255 Alex Dr., Easley; sassafrassflowerfarm.com

Twin Creeks Lavender Farm 4638 Midway Rd., Williamston; 864.940.1684; twincreekslavender.com

PARKS

Cancer Survivors Park

52 Cleveland St.; cancersurvivorspark.org

Cedar Falls Park

201 Cedar Falls Rd., Fountain Inn; greenvillerec.com/ parks/cedar-falls

Century Park

3605 Brushy Creek Rd., Greer; cityofgreer.org/facilities/facility/ details/century-park-21

Cleveland Park 150 Cleveland Park Dr.; greenvillesc.gov/1581/ cleveland-park

Conestee Nature Preserve 840 Mauldin Rd.; conesteepreserve.org

Falls Park on the Reedy

600 S. Main St.; fallspark.com

Herdklotz Park

126 Beverly Rd.; greenvillerec.com/parks/ herdklotz-park

Heritage Park

861 S.E. Main St., Simpsonville; simpsonville.com/parksrec/ page/heritage-park

Linky Stone Park: The Children’s Garden 24 Reedy View Dr.; greenvillesc.gov/333/ public-gardens

McPherson Park

100 E. Park Ave.; greenvillesc.gov/1584/ mcpherson-park

Pleasant Ridge Park

4232 Hwy. 11, Marietta; greenvillerec.com/parks/ pleasant-ridge-park

Runway Park

21 Airport Rd. Ext.; greenvilledowntownairport.com/ runway-park

Shoeless Joe Jackson

Memorial Park

406 West Ave.; greenvillerec.com/parks/ shoeless-joe

Unity Park

319 S. Hudson St.; unityparkgreenville.com/ 1843/unity-park

BIKE RENTALS/TOURS

Greenville BCycle greenville.bcycle.com

Greenville Bike Taxi 864.293.3065; greenvillebiketaxi.com

Pedego Electric Bikes Greenville 1320 Hampton Ave. Ext., Suite 11A; 864.565.9600; pedegoelectricbikes.com/ dealers/greenville

Reedy Rides

50 S. Richardson St.; 864.419.2944; reedyrides.com

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Greenville County Aquatic Complex

2700 W. Blue Ridge Dr.; 864.679.7946; aquatics.greenvillerec.com

Greenville Glides Segway Tours

Kroc Center

424 Westfield St.; 864.527.5948; krocgreenville.org

Pavilion Recreation Complex

400 Scottswood Rd., Taylors; 864.322.7529; pavilion.greenvillerec.com

YMCA of Greenville

723 Cleveland St.; 864.412.0288; ymcagreenville.org

PUBLIC GOLF

3’s Greenville Golf 61 Villa Rd.; 864.233.6336; 3s.golf

Cherokee Valley Golf Club

450 Cherokee Valley Way, Travelers Rest; 864.689.3585; cherokeevalleyclub.com

Greer Golf

2299 Gap Creek Rd., Greer; 864.877.9279; greergolf.com

The Preserve at Verdae 650 Verdae Blvd.; 864.676.1500; thepreserveatverdae.com

AREA HISTORICAL SITES

Campbell’s Covered Bridge

171 Campbell Covered Bridge Rd., Landrum; greenvillerec.com/parks/ campbells-covered-bridge

Cowpens National Battlefield 4001 Chesnee Hwy., Gaffney; 864.461.2828; nps.gov/cowp

Fort Hill: National Historic Landmark

520 Fort Hill St., Clemson; 864.656.2475; clemson.edu/ about/history/properties/fort-hill

Kings Mountain National Military Park 2625 Park Rd., Blacksburg; 864.936.7921; nps.gov/kimo

Musgrove Mill State

Historic Site

398 State Park Rd., Clinton; 864.938.0100; southcarolinaparks.com/ musgrove-mill

Ninety Six National Historic Site 1103 SC-248, Ninety Six; 864.543.4068; nps.gov/nisi

Oconee Station State

Historic Site

500 Oconee Station Rd., Walhalla; 864.638.0079; southcarolinaparks.com/ oconee-station

Poinsett Bridge

580 Callahan Mountain Rd., Landrum; greenvillerec.com/ parks/poinsett-bridge

Silvermont Museum

364 E. Main St., Brevard, NC; 828.884.3166; silvermont.org

Stumphouse Tunnel

Stumphouse Tunnel Rd., Walhalla; visitoconeesc.com/ stumphouse-park

Suber’s Corn Mill

2002 Suber Mill Rd., Greer; 864.430.3675; scmills.com/ subers.php

AREA LAKES

Lake Cunningham Greer; greercpw.com/ lakes-recreation

Lake Hartwell Fair Play; visitgreenvillesc.com/ lake-hartwell

Lake Jocassee Salem; visitgreenvillesc.com/ lake-jocassee

Lake Keowee Seneca; visitgreenvillesc.com/ lake-keowee

Lake Robinson Greer; greercpw.com/ lakes-recreation

Oak Grove Lake Greenville; greenvillerec.com/ parks/oak-grove-lake

AREA STATE PARKS

Caesars Head State Park

8155 Geer Hwy., Cleveland; 864.836.6115; southcarolinaparks.com/ caesars-head

Chimney Rock at Chimney

Rock State Park

431 S. Main St., Chimney Rock, NC; 828.625.9611; chimneyrockpark.com

Croft State Park

450 Croft State Park Rd., Spartanburg; 864.585.1283; southcarolinaparks.com/croft

Devils Fork State Park 161 Holcombe Cir., Salem; 864.944.2639; southcarolinaparks.com/ devils-fork

Jones Gap State Park 303 Jones Gap Rd., Marietta; 864.836.3647; southcarolinaparks.com/ jones-gap

Keowee-Toxaway State Park

108 Residence Dr., Sunset; 864.868.2605; southcarolinaparks.com/ keowee-toxaway

Kings Mountain State Park 1277 Park Rd., Blacksburg; 803.222.3209; southcarolinaparks.com/ kings-mountain

Lake Hartwell State Park 19138-A Hwy. 11 S., Fair Play; 864.972.3352; southcarolinaparks.com/ lake-hartwell

Oconee State Park

624 State Park Rd., Mountain Rest; 864.638.5353; southcarolinaparks.com/oconee

Paris Mountain State Park

2401 State Park Rd.; 864.244.5565; southcarolinaparks.com/ paris-mountain

Sadlers Creek State Park

940 Sadlers Creek Rd., Anderson; 864.226.8950; southcarolinaparks.com/ sadlers-creek

Table Rock State Park

158 E. Ellison Ln., Pickens; 864.878.9813; southcarolinaparks.com/ table-rock

REGIONAL RECREATION

Bald Rock Heritage Preserve 6600 Geer Hwy., Cleveland; friendsofbaldrock.com

Blue Ridge Escarpment

Along Hwy. 11, west of US-25

Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway 11 scenic11.com

Foothills Trail

Trailheads at Table Rock State Park, Oconee State Park, US 178, SC 130 & SC 107; foothillstrail.org

Fred W. Symmes Chapel –

Pretty Place

4399 YMCA Camp Rd., Cleveland; 864.836.3291; campgreenville.org/pretty-place

Mountain Bridge

Wilderness Area

8155 Geer Hwy., Cleveland

Palmetto Trail: Blue

Wall Passage

Trailheads at Blue Wall Preserve, Foothills Equestrian Nature Center & Downtown Landrum; palmettoconservation.org/ passage/blue-wall-passage

Sassafras Mountain

Observation Tower

1391 F. Van Clayton Memorial Hwy., Sunset; 864.654.1671

South Carolina

Botanical Garden

150 Discovery Ln., Clemson; 864.656.3405; clemson.edu/scbg

Sumter National Forest

112 Andrew Pickens Cir., Mountain Rest; 864.638.9568; fs.usda.gov/scnfs

BUS TOURS

Jean’s Bus Service

207 Furman Hall Rd.; 864.242.1673; jeansbussvc.com

SALONS & SPAS

The Beautiful Co. Salon 100 Green Ave.; 864.501.2678; beautifulsalon.co

Drift Float & Spa

644 N. Main St., Suite 105; 864.414.2388; driftgreenville.com

OASE Day Spa

1617 E. North St.; 864.900.2920; oasedayspa.com

River Falls Spa

201 E. North St.; 864.240.2136; riverfallsspa.com

Fred W. Symmes Chapel – Pretty Place

Food & Drink

AMERICAN

The Anchorage 586 Perry Ave.; 864.219.3082; theanchoragerestaurant.com; $$$; D; R

Artisan

1 Parkway East; 864.297.0300; artisangreenville.com; $$

The Bellwether Public House 941 S. Main St.; 864.781.0140; bellwethergvl.com; $$

Between the Trees

44 E. Camperdown Way; 864.520.5300; betweenthetrees.com; $$$; R Bourbon Street at Hampton Station 1320 Hampton Ave. Ext., Unit 1; 864.517.5974; $$

California Dreaming Restaurant

40 Beacon Dr.; 864.234.9000; californiadreaming.rest/ location/greenville-sc; $$

CAMP: Modern American Eatery

2 E. Broad St.; 864.514.2267; campgvl.com; $$$; D; R

Carolina Ale House - Downtown 112 S. Main St.; 864.351.0520; carolinaalehouse.com; $$

Carolina Ale HouseWoodruff Road

1115 Woodruff Rd.; 864.528.5770; carolinaalehouse.com; $$

Cast Iron

45 W. Orchard Park Dr.; 864.232.4747; greenvillesc.hilton.com; $$

Craft 670 Restaurant & Bar

670 Verdae Blvd.; 864.676.9090; embassysuitesgreenville.com; $$

Farm Fresh Fast

860 S. Church St.; 864.518.1978; eatfarmfreshfast.com; $

Fork & Plough

1629 E. North St.; 864.609.4249; forkandplough.com; $$–$$$; R

Foxcroft Wine Co.

631 S. Main St.; 864.906.4200; foxcroftwine.com/ greenville; $$; D; R

Grill Marks

209 S. Main St.; 864.233.5825; grillmarks.com/downtown-gvl; $

Grill Marks at Haywood Mall

700 Haywood Rd., Suite 2023B; 864.288.5202; grillmarks.com/ haywood-mall; $

Jasmine Kitchen

503 Augusta St.; 864.263.3374; jasminekitchen.org; $

Kitchen Sync

1609 Laurens Rd.; 864.568.8115; kitchensyncgreenville.com; $$ Larkin’s

32 E. Broad St.; 864.467.9777; larkinsgvl.com; $$$; R

The Lost Cajun - Downtown

116 N. Main St.; 864.203.2827; thelostcajun.com/locations/ greenville-dt-south-carolina; $$

Northampton Wine + Dine

211-A E. Broad St.; 864.271.3919; northamptonwineanddine.com; $$$; D (Lunch Sat); R

NOSE DIVE

116 S. Main St.; 864.373.7300; thenosedive.com; $$

Oak & Honey

200 E. Washington St.; 864.720.2900; oakandhoneygvl.com; $$

Old Rock Café

431 S. Main St., Chimney Rock, NC; 828.625.2329; oldrockcafe.com; $

Perfect Buns

20 E. Broad St.; 864.549.0004; perfectbunsgvl.com; $

Restaurant 17

10 Road of Vines, Travelers Rest; 864.516.1254; restaurant17.com; $$$; D; R

Rocky’s Hot Chicken Shack

420 Laurens Rd.; 864.999.3433; rockyshotchickenshack.com; $$

Roost Restaurant

220 N. Main St.; 864.298.2424; roostrestaurant.com; $$$

Soby’s New South Cuisine

207 S. Main St.; 864.232.7007; sobys.com; $$$; D; R

Society Sandwich Bar & Social Club

18 E. Coffee St.; 864.203.7046; societygvl.com; $

Spoonbread Restaurant

120 S. Main St.; 864.421.9700; marriott.com/gspwi; $$

Stax Omega Diner and Bakery 74 Orchard Park Dr.; 864.297.6639; staxs.net; $

Stax’s Original 1704 Poinsett Hwy.; 864.232.2133; staxs.com; $

Stella’s Southern Bistro 684 Fairview Rd., Simpsonville; 864.757.1212; stellasbistro.com; $$$; R

Topsoil Kitchen and Market 13 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; 864.610.2281; topsoilrestaurant.com; $$$; R

Tupelo Honey

Tupelo Honey

1 N. Main St.; 864.451.6200; tupelohoneycafe.com/ restaurant/greenville; $$

Twist Bar & Grill

25 Old Country Rd.; 864.720.2600; holidayinn.com/ greenvillesc; $

UP on the Roof

250 RiverPlace; 864.242.4000; eatupdrinkup.net; $$; R

Urban Wren

116 N. Markley St., Suite 102; 864.867.1081; urbanwren.com; $$$; D; R

The Vista

2017 Augusta St.; 864.365.2153; rickerwins.com/the-vista; $$; R

The Walkabout at The Bellwether

941 S. Main St.; 864.519.0030; walkaboutgvl.com; $

BAKERIES, MARKETS, & CAFÉS

Biscuit Head

823 S. Church St., Unit C; 864.248.0371; biscuitheads.com; $

Old Europe Desserts

716-A S. Main St.; 864.775.0210; oldeuropedesserts.com; $

Rise Bakery

1264 Pendleton St.; 864.631.1690; risebakerysc.com; $

Strossner’s Bakery, Café & Deli 21 Roper Mountain Rd.; 864.734.0288; strossners.com; $

Sully’s Steamers

6 E. Washington St.; 864.509.6061; sullyssteamers.com/location/ sullys-steamers-downtowngreenville; $

Tandem Crêperie and Coffeehouse

2 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; 864.610.2245; tandemcc.com; $

Upcountry Provisions

Bakery & Bistro 6809 State Park Rd., Travelers Rest; 864.834.8433; upcountryprovisions.com; $

BARBECUE

Bobby’s BBQ

1301 N. Main St., Fountain Inn; 864.409.2379; eatbobbys.com; $

Home Team BBQ Greenville

815 Laurens Rd.; 864.686.7427; hometeambbq.com/ location/greenvillesc; $

Lewis Barbecue

214 Rutherford St.; 864.513.6045; lewisbarbecue.com/location/ lewis-barbecue-greenville; $

Local Cue

30 Orchard Park Dr., Suite 7; 864.288.6873; localcue.com; $

Smoke on the Water

1 Augusta St., Suite 202; 864.232.9091; saucytavern.com; $$

COFFEEHOUSES

Coffee Underground

1 E Coffee St.; 864.298.0494; coffeeunderground.info; $

Leopard Forest Coffee Company

403 N. Poinsett Hwy., Suite D, Travelers Rest; 864.834.5500; leopardforestcoffee.com; $

Methodical Coffee Downtown

101 N. Main St., Suite D; 864.349.1913; methodicalcoffee.com; $

Spill the Beans

531 S. Main St.; 864.242.6355; stbdowntown.com; $

Starbucks NOMA Square

220 N. Main St.; 864.312.9575; hyattgreenville.com; $

Tandem Crêperie and Coffeehouse

2 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; 864.610.2245; tandemcc.com; $

Unlocked Coffee Roasters

556 Perry Ave., Suite B116; 864.326.8691; unlockedcoffee.com; $

DESSERTS

Better Than Sex - A Dessert Restaurant

23–25 College St.; 864.991.1952; betterthansexdesserts.com/ location/greenville; $

Clare’s Creamery

1635 E. North St.; clarescreamery.com; $

The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar

942 S. Main St.; thecrazymason.com/ our-locations/greenville; $

Houni’s Italian Ice

1848 Woodruff Rd.; 864.412.8376; hounisitalianice.com; $

Kilwins Chocolates, Fudge & Ice Cream

220 N. Main St.; 864.241.2003; kilwins.com/greenville; $

LaRue Fine Chocolate

556 Perry Ave., Suite B115; 864.263.7083; laruefinechocolate.com; $

Marble Slab Creamery

108 N. Main St.; 864.255.5008; marbleslab.com; $

Parlor Doughnuts

1901 Laurens Rd.; 864.417.5507; parlordoughnuts.com/ greenville-sc; $

River Street Sweets • Savannah’s Candy Kitchen

12 S. Main St.; 864.412.5200; ilovepralines.com/greenvillesc-candy-store; $

Spill the Beans

531 S. Main St.; 864.242.6355; stbdowntown.com; $

FOOD HALLS

The Commons

147 Welborn St.; commonsgvl.com; $–$$

Gather GVL

126 Augusta St.; 864.501.5008; gathergreenville.com; $–$$

INTERNATIONAL

Abanico Tapas Bar

21 E. Washington St.; 864.509.6834; abanicotapas.com; $$; D

ASADA Restaurant

903 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.770.3450; asadarestaurant.com; $

The Bohemian Café

2-B W. Stone Ave.; 864.233.0006; thebohemiancafe.com; $$

Bonjour Main

20 S. Main St.; 864.509.1090; bonjour-crepe.business.site; $ Cantina 76

103 N. Main St., #101; 864.631.2914; cantina76.com; $

Green Laundry Lounge

10 Moorlyn Ln., Suite G, Greer; 864.479.0173; greenlaundrylounge.com; $

Indaco Italian Food & Wine

40 W. Broad St.; 864.326.4817; indacorestaurant.com/location/ indaco-greenville; $$$; R Jianna

600 S. Main St.; 864.720.2200; jiannagreenville.com; $$$; R Keipi

1320 Hampton Ave. Ext.; 864.209.1719; keipirestaurant.org; $$

The Lazy Goat

170 RiverPlace; 864.679.5299; thelazygoat.com; $$; R Limoncello

401 River St.; 864.263.7000; limoncellogvl.com; $$

O-Ku Sushi

30 W. Broad St.; 864.326.4812; o-kusushi.com/location/ o-ku-greenville; $$–$$$; D; R Otto Izakaya Downtown

802 S. Main St.; 864.568.5880; otto-izakayasc.com; $$; D; R Paloma

315 S. Main St.; 864.720.2950; palomagvl.com; $$

Papi’s Tacos

300 River St., Suite 123; 864.373.7274; eatpapistacos.com; $ Passerelle Bistro

601 S. Main St.; 864.509.0142; passerelleinthepark.com; $$; R

Pomegranate on Main

618 S. Main St.; 864.241.3012; pomegranateonmain.com; $$; R

NOSE DIVE

Ristorante Bergamo

100 N. Main St.; 864.271.8667; ristorantebergamogreenville.com; $$$; D; R

Scoundrel

18 N. Main St.; 864.283.0095; scoundrelgvl.com; $$$; D; R

SUSHI GO

247 N. Main St.; 864.631.1145; sushigousa.com; $

Taco Boy Taqueria 1813 Laurens Rd.; tacoboy.net; $

TakoSushi

34 S. Main St.; 864.271.5055; tako-sushi.com; $

JUICERIES & TEA ROOMS

Plant Stella Tea Room

11 Falls Park Dr.; 845.789.9365; plantstella.com; $

Southern Pressed Juicery

2 W. Washington St.; 864.729.8626; southernpressedjuicery.com; $

PIZZA

Myles Pizza Pub

555 S. Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.509.1416; mylespizzapub.com; $$

SEAFOOD

The Jones Oyster Co.

22 E. Court St.; 864.549.0301; thejonesoysterco.com; $$

Mr. Crisp

1501 E. North St., Suite 102; 864.549.8149; therealmrcrisp.com; $$; D; R

STEAKHOUSES

Chophouse ’47

36 Beacon Dr.; 864.286.8700; chophouse47.com; $$$; D; R

CityRange Steakhouse Grill 615 Haywood Rd.; 864.286.9018; cityrange.com; $$

Halls Chophouse

550 S. Main St.; 864.335.4200; hallschophouse.com; $$$; R

The Peddler Steakhouse

2000 Poinsett Hwy.; 864.235.7192; thepeddlersteakhouse.com; $$$; D

Rick Erwin’s Eastside 8595 Pelham Rd.; 864.672.9040; rickerwins.com/eastside; $$$; D; R

Rick Erwin’s Greer

104 E. Poinsett St., Greer; 864.527.5237; rickerwins.com/ greer ; $$$; D; R

Rick Erwin’s West End Grille

648 S. Main St.; 864.309.0335; westendgrille.com; $$$; D; R

Ruth’s Chris Steak HouseCongaree Road 851 Congaree Rd.; 864.248.1700; ruthschris.com/greenville; $$$; D; R

Ruth’s Chris Steak HouseRiverPlace

250 RiverPlace, #200; 864.242.2000; ruthschris.com/ greenville-downtown; $$$; D; R

CATERING & FOOD PREP

Larkin’s Catering & Events 864.467.3020; larkinscatering.com

Lean Kitchen Co. Greenville 2017-B Augusta St.; 864.509.6730; leankitchencogvl.com

Table 301 Catering 68 Global Dr.; 864.271.8431; table301catering.com

COOKING CLASSES

The Cook’s Station 515 Buncombe St.; 864.250.0091; thecooksstation.com

Truist Culinary & Hospitality

Innovation Center - Greenville Technical College

556 Perry Ave., Suite B114; 864.250.8835; chigreenville.com

BREWERIES & TAPROOMS

Carolina Bauernhaus Greenville

556 Perry Ave., Suite B118; 864.263.3389; carolinabauernhaus.com/ locations/greenville; $

Fireforge Crafted Beer

311 E. Washington St.; 864.300.4809; fireforge.beer ; $

Hoppin’ GVL

118 N. Markley St., Suite 102; 864.243.8654; hoppingvl.com; $

Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant 741 Haywood Rd.; 864.568.7009; ironhillbrewery.com/ greenville-sc; $$

Liability Brewing Co.

109 W. Stone Ave., Suite D; 864.920.1599; liabilitybrewing.co; $

Magnetic South Brewery

701 Easley Bridge Rd., Suite 4155; 864.263.7261; magneticsouthbeer.com; $

Pangaea Brewing Company

115 Welborn St.; 864.509.1850; pangaeabrewing.com; $

The People’s Tap

250 RiverPlace, Suite B; 864.498.3597; peoplestap.com; $

Southernside Brewing Co.

25 Delano Dr., Unit D; 864.232.2053; southernsidebrewing.com; $$

Yee-Haw Brewing Co.

307 E. McBee Ave., Suite C; 864.605.7770; yeehawbrewing.com/ greenville; $$

COCKTAIL BARS

Juniper

315 S. Main St.; 864.549.0000; junipergvl.com; $$$

LaRue Fine Chocolate

556 Perry Ave, Suite B115; 864.263.7083; laruefinechocolate.com; $

Oak & Honey

200 E. Washington St.; 864.720.2900; oakandhoneygvl.com; $$

Juniper

Orb Lounge

220 N. Main St.; 864.235.1234; hyattgreenville.com; $$ Paloma

315 S. Main St.; 864.720.2950; palomagvl.com; $$

The Rabbit Hole 1268 Pendleton St.; 864.214.1797; therabbitholegvl.com; $ Spirit & Bower

44 E. Camperdown Way; 864.520.5300; spiritbower.com; $$$

UP on the Roof

250 RiverPlace; 864.242.4000; eatupdrinkup.net; $$

WXYZ Bar

5 N. Laurens St.; 864.297.6100; marriott.com/gspal; $$

DISTILLERIES

Six & Twenty Distillery 556 Perry Ave., Suite B103; 864.236.7886; sixandtwentydistillery.com; $

VICARIO Spirits and Liqueurs

800 Old Jones Rd., Greer; 864.420.0225; salutellc.com; $

SPEAKEASIES

The Press Room 315 S. Main St.; pressroomgvl.com; $$$

Vault & Vator

655 S. Main St., Suite 100; 864.603.1881; vaultandvator.com; $

WINERIES & WINE BARS

City Scape Winery

589 Dunklin Bridge Rd., Pelzer; 864.329.0615; cityscapewinery.com; $$

Foxcroft Wine Co.

631 S. Main St.; 864.906.4200; foxcroftwine.com/greenville; $$; R

Kennington Family Winery 507 Beaver Dam Rd., Marietta; 864.735.6285; kenningtonwinery.com; $$

Northampton Wine + Dine

211-A E. Broad St.; 864.271.3919; northamptonwineanddine.com; $$

Wine House

475 Haywood Rd., #8; 864.451.7307; winehousegvl.com; $

PERFORMING ARTS

Alchemy Comedy Theater

Coffee Underground, 1 E. Coffee St.; 864.256.1467; alchemycomedy.com

Bob Jones University Fine Arts

1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.242.5100; bju.edu/ events/fine-arts

Bon Secours Wellness Arena

650 N. Academy St.; 864.241.3800; bonsecoursarena.com

Carolina Ballet Theatre

864.810.0753; carolinaballet.org

CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park 861 S.E. Main St., Simpsonville; 864.399.0900; heritageparkamphitheatre.com

Centre Stage

501 River St.; 864.233.6733; centrestage.org

Furman University Theatre Arts 3300 Poinsett Hwy.; 864.294.2125; furman.edu/ academics/theatre-arts/ performances

GLOW Lyric Theatre

864.558.4569; glowlyric.com

Greenville Chautauqua Society

Winter Chautauqua: Feb. 9–11, 2024, Festival: June 7–16, 2024; historycomesalive.org

Greenville Chorale

864.235.1101; greenvillechorale.org

Greenville Symphony Orchestra

200 S. Main St.; 864.232.0344; greenvillesymphony.org

Greenville Theatre

444 College St.; 864.233.6238; greenvilletheatre.org

Greer Center for the Arts

804 Trade St., Greer; 864.848.5383; sc-greer. civicplus.com/171/arts

International Ballet

1018 S. Batesville Rd., Suite 1 CD, Greer; 864.879.9404; internationalballetsc.org

Mauldin Cultural Center

101 E. Butler Rd., Mauldin; 864.335.4862; mauldinculturalcenter.org

North Greenville University Theatre

7801 N. Tigerville Rd., Tigerville; 864.977.7000; ngu.edu/life-at-ngu/ campus-life/arts-culture

Peace Center

101 W. Broad St.; 864.467.3000; peacecenter.org

Simpsonville Arts Center

110 Academy St., Simpsonville; 864.399.6635; simpsonvilleartscenter.com

South Carolina

Children’s Theatre

153 Augusta St.; 864.235.2885; scchildrenstheatre.org

South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities

15 University St.; 864.282.3777; scgsah.org

South Carolina New Play Festival, August 8–11, 2024 southcarolinanewplayfestival.org

Vocal Matrix Chorus 864.915.4496; vocalmatrixchorus.com

The Warehouse Theatre 37 Augusta St.; 864.235.6948; warehousetheatre.com

Wit’s End Poetry

Coffee Underground, 1 E. Coffee St.; witsendpoetry.com

VISUAL ARTS

Art & Light Gallery

16 Aiken St.; 864.252.5858; artandlightgallery.com

Art Crossing at RiverPlace 101 Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail; 864.242.2100; artcrossinggreenville.com

Artists Guild Gallery

200 N. Main St., Suite 104; 864.239.3882; artistsguildgalleryofgreenville.com

Berea Arts & Retro 1601 Cedar Lane Rd., Unit 15; 864.214.6414; artsandretro.com

City of Greenville Arts in Public Places bit.ly/cityarttour

Greenville Center for Creative Arts

101 Abney St.; 864.735.3948; artcentergreenville.org

Greenville County Museum of Art

420 College St.; 864.271.7570; gcma.org

Greenville Jewish Film Festival, Inc. greenvillejewishfilmfestival.com

The Makers Collective 2909 Old Buncombe Rd.; makerscollective.org

Mary Praytor Gallery

26 S. Main St.; 864.235.1800; marypraytorgallery.com

Metropolitan Arts Council 16 Augusta St.; 864.467.3132; greenvillearts.com

Museum & Gallery

Bob Jones University, 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.770.1331; museumandgallery.org

Reedy Reels Film Festival, March 22–24, 2024

South Carolina Children’s Theatre, 153 Augusta St.; reedyreels.com

SE Center for Photography

116 E. Broad St.; 864.605.7400; sec4p.com

Art Crossing at RiverPlace

Shopping

RETAIL

adidas Employee Store

10 Quest Ln.; 864.535.5089; adidas.com/us/ adidasapp?pid=DR

Ayers Leather Shop

17 W. North St.; 864.232.9413

Bernhardt House of Violins 103A Regency Commons Dr., Greer; 864.282.8887; bernhardtviolins.com

Borderlands Comics and Games

410 S. Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.235.3488; borderlands.us

The Cook’s Station 515 Buncombe St.; 864.250.0091; thecooksstation.com

City Arsenal 1210 Poinsett Hwy.; 864.250.2007; cityarsenal.com

Diamonds Direct 1113 Woodruff Rd.; 864.501.5090; diamondsdirect.com/ greenville-sc

Fiction Addiction

1175 Woods Crossing Rd., Suite 2; 864.675.0540; fiction-addiction.com

The Great Eight Gourmet Sauces and Spices

864.757.2554; thegreateightsauce.com

Greenville Gemstone Mine

205 N. Main St.; 864.283.6300; greenvillegemstonemine.com

Greenville Soy Candle Company

209 N. Main St., Suite B; 864.520.2511; gvlsoycandle.com

Greer Station

Historic Downtown Greer; 864.416.0125; greerstation.com

llyn strong fine art jewelry

1322 E. Washington St., Suite C1; 864.233.5900; llynstrong.com

Loyal to Greenville loyaltogreenville.com

M.Judson Booksellers

130 S. Main St.; 864.603.2412; mjudsonbooks.com

Magnolia Park 1025 Woodruff Rd.; magnoliapark.com

Mast General Store

111 N. Main St.; 864.235.1883; mastgeneralstore.com/greenville

Oil & Vinegar

220 N. Main St., Suite 203; 864.241.6689; oilandvinegarusa.com/store/ oil-vinegar-greenville

Paw Paws USA

816 S. Main St., Unit 100; 864.605.7297; pawpawsusa.com

Plant Stella 11 Falls Park Dr.; 845.789.9365; plantstella.com

Poppington’s Gourmet Popcorn 30 S. Main St.; 864.349.1331; poppingtons.com

RockerBelles

1730 Hwy. 86, Piedmont; 864.962.7040; rockerbelles.com

Rush Wilson Limited 23 W. North St.; 864.232.2761; rushwilson.com

Samantha Grace

640 S. Main St.; 864.250.9790; samanthagraceusa.com

Savannah Bee Company 123 N. Main St.; 864.535.5482; savannahbee.com

Splash on Main

807 S. Main St.; 864.534.1510; splashonmain.com

Sunrift Adventures

1 Center St., Travelers Rest; 864.834.3109; sunrift.com

TR Makers Co.

3 S. Main St., Travelers Rest; 864.610.0996; trmakersco.org

Vintage Now Modern

633 S. Main St.; 864.385.5004; vintagenowmodern.com

Westside Market

3510 Augusta Rd.; 864.900.2394; westsidemarket.com

FARMERS MARKETS

Fountain Inn Farmers Market

Sat 8am–noon, May–Aug; Commerce Park, 110 Depot St., Fountain Inn; fountaininn.org/343/ fountain-inn-farmers-market

Greenville State Farmers Market Mon–Sat 8am–6pm, yearround; 1354 Rutherford Rd.; greenvillestatefarmersmarket.com

Greer Farmers Market

Tue 4:30–7:30pm, May–Aug; Greer City Park, 301 E. Poinsett St., Greer; greerfarmersmarket.com

Simpsonville Farmers Market Sat 8am–noon, May–Sept; City Hall, 118 N.E. Main St., Simpsonville; simpsonvillefarmersmarket.com

Slater-Marietta Farmers Market

2nd & 4th Fri 4–7pm, May–Oct; Jimi Turner Field, 210 Baker Cir., Marietta; slatermarietta communitymarket.org

TD Saturday Market

Sat 8am–noon, May–Oct; Main St. at McBee Ave.; saturdaymarketlive.com

Travelers Rest Farmers Market Sat 8:30am–noon, May–Sept; Trailblazer Park, 235 Trailblazer Dr., Travelers Rest; travelersrestfarmersmarket.com

Downtown Greer

Lodging Guide

Featured Lodging

AC Hotel Greenville

A modern hotel on Camperdown Plaza, directly across from the Peace Center, the AC incorporates comfortable, elegant rooms and signature event spaces filled with natural light. • 315 S. Main St.; 864.720.2950; marriott.com/gspac

Aloft Greenville Downtown

Enjoy this renovated downtown hotel showcasing local art, live music, an outdoor pool, 3,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, and the WXYZ Bar. • 5 N. Laurens St.; 864.297.6100; marriott.com/gspal

Cambria Hotel Greenville

Little luxuries, big difference. Nationally award-winning hotel with restaurant and bar. Spacious guestrooms, elegant event and meeting space. Minutes to Downtown Greenville. • 135 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.800.5900; choicehotels.com/sc590

Comfort Inn & Suites Greer

–Greenville

Enjoy the convenience of a free hot breakfast, parking, and a location near downtown Greer, BMW Manufacturing, and GSP International Airport. • 1315 W. Wade Hampton Blvd., Greer; 864.877.0076; choicehotels.com/sc610

Comfort Suites Greenville Airport

At the Comfort Suites Greenville Airport, a brand-new, fully custom all-suites property, guest parking and a hot breakfast each morning come compliments of the house. • 1371 Garlington Rd.; 864.728.5051; choicehotels.com/sc555

Courtyard by Marriott Greenville Downtown

Stay at the Courtyard Downtown Greenville, with easy access to Falls Park, the Swamp Rabbit Trail, and the Peace Center. Indulge in delicious dining at Indaco Italian and O-Ku Japanese. • 50 W. Broad St.; 864.451.5700; marriott.com/gspgd

Courtyard by Marriott Greenville – Haywood Mall

Next to Haywood Mall and minutes from downtown, this Marriott offers the services guests need to stay productive and refreshed in its well-designed guestrooms. • 70 Orchard Park Dr.; 864.234.0300; marriott.com/gspch

Courtyard by Marriott GSP Airport

Courtyard Greenville Airport offers accommodations with a clean-lined contemporary look and a neutral palette. Business travelers will appreciate the hotel’s proximity to GSP, Michelin, and BMW. • 115 The Parkway; 864.213.9009; marriott.com/gspph

Crowne Plaza Greenville

A self-service “smart meeting area,” free Wi-Fi, 8,200 square feet of meeting/ event space, a 24-hour fitness center, and a complimentary shuttle to the airport and downtown, round out the amenities. • 851 Congaree Rd.; 864.297.6300; crowneplaza.com/gsp-ropermt

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Embassy Suites by Hilton

Greenville Downtown RiverPlace

Experience Blue Ridge views while sipping cocktails at UP on the Roof. Take a relaxing swim or unwind in two-room balcony suites overlooking the Reedy River. Nestled along the Swamp Rabbit Trail. • 250 RiverPlace; 864.263.4800; embassysuitesgreenvilledowntown.com

Embassy Suites by Hilton

Greenville Golf Resort & Conference Center

Greenville’s only golf course resort and conference center offers 268 renovated suites, two pools, tennis courts, Craft 670 Restaurant & Bar, and 44,000 square feet of event space.

• 670 Verdae Blvd.; 864.676.9090; embassysuitesgreenville.com

Fairfield Inn

Greenville–Spartanburg Airport

Comfortable updated rooms are outfitted with a well-lit work desk, luxurious linens, and a flat-screen TV. Get the day off to a good start with the Fairfield’s complimentary hot breakfast. • 48 Fisherman Ln.; 864.234.9916; marriott.com/gsppr

Grand

Bohemian Lodge Greenville

Perched on the falls of the iconic Reedy River, the luxurious Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville boasts a rejuvenating spa, captivating art gallery, distinguished restaurant, and a refined bourbon bar. • 44 E. Camperdown Way; 864.520.5300; grandbohemiangreenville.com

Greenville Marriott

Located just minutes from GSP International Airport, Topgolf, and the BMW Performance Center, this AAA 3-Diamond Hotel is renowned for its award-winning service and offers wellappointed rooms and a concierge level. • One Parkway East; 864.297.0300; marriott.com/gspap

Hampton Inn & Suites

Greenville Airport

This Hampton Inn is only minutes from GSP International Airport, offering a free airport shuttle, plus free drop-off/ pick-up service within a 5-mile radius. The indoor pool, daily hot breakfast, and Wi-Fi are free. • 128 The Parkway; 864.263.5555; hilton.com/hampton

Hampton Inn & Suites Greenville

Downtown RiverPlace

Nestled in the heart of downtown, this Hampton Inn overlooks the Reedy River and the Peace Pavilion at the Peace Center. • 171 RiverPlace; 864.271.8700; hamptoninnandsuitesgreenville.com

Hampton Inn by Hilton Greenville / Travelers Rest

Bordering the 28-mile Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail near Furman University, this revamped Hampton Inn is just minutes away from downtown Greenville and the hiking trails at Paris Mountain State Park. • 593 Roe Center Ct., Travelers Rest; 864.834.5550; greenvillesc.hamptoninn.com

Hampton Inn Greenville/ I-385 Haywood Mall

Conveniently located just minutes from downtown attractions and suburban shopping, this Hampton Inn offers guests easy access to entertainment venues, restaurants, businesses, and hospitals. • 255 Congaree Rd.; 864.516.2400; hilton.com/hampton

Hampton Inn Greenville / I-385 Woodruff Road

This award-winning Hampton Inn on the Eastside offers free wireless and wired high-speed Internet access throughout, as well as an on-site fitness center. • 15 Park Woodruff Dr.; 864.213.8200; hamptoninngreenville.com

Hilton Garden Inn Greenville

Located off I-85 and I-385, this newly renovated Hilton hotel is just steps from The Shops at Greenridge, minutes from GSP International Airport, and a quick drive to downtown Greenville. • 108 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.284.0111; greenville.hgi.com

Hilton Greenville

The Hilton Greenville offers a full-service restaurant with bar, newly renovated guest rooms and public spaces, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and 15,000 square feet of meeting space. • 45 W. Orchard Park Dr.; 864.232.4747; greenvillesc.hilton.com

Holiday Inn Express & Suites –Greenville/Taylors

Start the day with a brisk workout at the on-site fitness center, then enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Rooms are conveniently outfitted with Keurigs, refrigerators, and microwaves. • 2025 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.800.5600; ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/ en/greenville/gspgg/hoteldetail

Holiday Inn Express & Suites –Woodruff Road

Located in the Woodruff Road corridor, convenient to I-85, I-385, shopping, dining, and entertainment. • 1036 Woodruff Rd.; 864.678.5555; ihg.com/ holidayinnexpress/ hotels/us/en/ greenville/gspwr/hoteldetail

Holiday Inn GreenvilleWoodruff Road

After exploring Greenville, get a good night’s sleep. In the morning, catch up on work at the hotel’s 24-hour business center or plan a workout at the fitness center before breakfast. • 25 Old Country Rd; 864.720.2600; holidayinn.com/greenvillesc

Home2 Suites by Hilton Greenville Airport

Rooms in this all-suite hotel come with a Serta Suite Dreams® mattress, a kitchen area, and a work desk. The hotel is only four miles from GSP International Airport. • 20 Beacon Dr.; 864.288.0000; greenvilleairport. home2suites.com

Homewood Suites by Hilton Greenville

Homewood Suites accommodates guests with pet-friendly rooms, a full breakfast, and a weekday wine reception. All studios and one-bedroom suites have separate living and sleeping areas plus full kitchens. • 102 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.297.9140; greenville.homewoodsuites.com

Homewood Suites by Hilton

Greenville Downtown

Enjoy amenities such as a full kitchen, 24-hour convenience store, on-site laundry facilities, free business center, and online check-in—and don’t forget to ask about their meeting space. • 950 S. Main St.; 864.900.2380; greenvilledowntown. homewoodsuitesbyhilton.com

Hotel Hartness

Hotel Hartness is a luxury retreat with a spa, pool and restaurant amid a nature preserve. The boutique resort offers world-class service and accommodation for leisure and business travel. • 120 Halston Ave.; 864.686.8900; hotelhartness.com

Hyatt Place Greenville / Downtown

Each of the 130 contemporary-style rooms includes a “Cozy Corner” with a sleeper sofa, and many of the city’s top attractions are located within a mile of the hotel. • 128 E. Broad St.; 864.720.2700; hyattplacegreenvilledowntown.com

Residence Inn by Marriott

Greenville Downtown

Enjoy spacious suites with fully equipped kitchens and on-site bar/restaurant

Oak & Honey. Amenities include an outdoor pool, reservable bikes, grocery delivery, and a complimentary breakfast buffet. Walking distance to all downtown Greenville has to offer. • 200 E. Washington St.; 864.720.2900; marriott.com/gspgr

Hyatt Place Greenville / Haywood

Discover oversized rooms with separate living and sleeping areas. Guests are offered a hot breakfast with their stay, complimentary parking, Wi-Fi, and shuttle service within 2 miles of the hotel. • 40 W. Orchard Park Dr.; 864.232.3000; hyattplacegreenville.com

Hyatt Regency Greenville

Guests enjoy the outdoor plaza (NOMA Square), 36,000 square feet of meeting space, an eight-story atrium, lobby bar, Roost Restaurant, Starbucks, a 24-hour gym, and an outdoor pool. • 220 N. Main St.; 864.235.1234; greenville.hyatt.com

Residence Inn Greenville

Extended Stay? Enjoy spacious suites with full kitchens, free breakfast, and on-site parking. Stay fit in our modern fitness center, pool, and sport court, or bike the Swamp Rabbit Trail. • 80 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.297.5000; marriott.com/gspgv

Residence Inn

Greenville-Spartanburg Airport

The Residence Inn is minutes from GSP International Airport. Studio, 1- and 2-bedroom suites come with a fully equipped kitchen and workstation. Enjoy a free hot breakfast. • 120 Milestone Way; 864.627-0001; marriott.com/gspri

Sleep Inn at Greenville Convention Center

The Sleep Inn offers a hot breakfast, Wi-Fi, and passes to a fitness center. Shuttle service is available within 2 miles of the hotel and to/from downtown Greenville and GSP International Airport. • 231 N. Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.240.2006; choicehotels.com/sc005

The Westin Poinsett Greenville

Spacious rooms boast Westin’s Heavenly Bed® and Roaring ’20s-inspired décor, while amenities feature Spoonbread Restaurant, a business center, a concierge, and 12,000 square feet of meeting space. • 120 S. Main St.; 864.421.9700; marriott.com/gspw

SpringHill Suites by Marriott

Greenville Downtown

This chic property located in the heart of downtown Greenville features on-site restaurant/bar Oak & Honey. Amenities include an outdoor pool, gorgeous courtyard, reservable bikes, complimentary breakfast buffet, and unique meeting spaces. • 200 E. Washington St.; 864.720.2901; marriott.com/gspgs

Additional Lodging

HOTELS

Best Western Travelers Rest / Greenville 110 Hawkins Rd., Travelers Rest; 864.834.7040; bestwestern.com

Comfort Inn – Haywood Mall 246 Congaree Rd.; 864.288.1200; choicehotels.com/sc543

Drury Inn & Suites Greenville 10 Carolina Point Pkwy.; 864.288.4401; druryhotels.com/locations/greenville-sc/ drury-inn-and-suites-greenville

Holiday Inn Express & Suites –Greenville Airport

2681 Dry Pocket Rd., Greer; 864.213.9331; hiexpress.com/gvl-pelhamrd

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Greenville Haywood 65 W. Orchard Park Dr.; 864.233.8018; laquintagreenvillehaywoodroad.com

Staybridge Suites Greenville

31 Market Point Dr.; 864.288.4448; staybridge.com/greenvillesc

Wingate by Wyndham Greenville Airport

33 Beacon Dr.; 864.281.1281; wyndhamhotels.com/wingate

APARTMENT HOTELS

Mint House Greenville – Downtown 101 Falls Park Dr., Suite 103; 855.972.9090; minthouse.com/greenville/downtown

Mint House Greenville – West End 366 Field St.; 855.972.9090; minthouse.com/greenville/west-end

BOUTIQUE INNS

Hotel Domestique

10 Road of Vines, Travelers Rest; 864.633.3758; hoteldomestique.com

Pettigru Place Bed & Breakfast

302 Pettigru St.; 864.242.4529; pettigruplace.com

Red Horse Inn 45 Winstons Chase Ct., Landrum; 864.909.1575; theredhorseinn.com

CAMPGROUNDS

Travelers Rest / N Greenville KOA Holiday 2400 N. Hwy. 25, Travelers Rest; 864.834.8150; koa.com/campgrounds/ greenville

Modal 813 Augusta St.; 864.884.2834; staymodal.com

GETTING HERE

AIRLINES

Allegiant Air

702.505.8888; allegiantair.com

American Airlines

800.433.7300; aa.com

Avelo Airlines

346.616.9500; aveloair.com

Delta Air Lines

800.221.1212; delta.com

Silver Airways

801.401.9100; silverairways.com

Southwest Airlines

800.435.9792; southwest.com

United Airlines 800.241.6522; united.com

AIRPORTS

Greenville Downtown Airport

100 Tower Dr., Unit 2; 864.242.4777; greenvilledowntownairport.com

Greenville-Spartanburg

International Airport 2000 GSP Dr., Greer; 864.877.7426; gspairport.com

BUSES & TRAINS

Amtrak: Greenville Train Station 1120 W. Washington St.; 1.800.USA.RAIL; amtrak.com/ stations/grv

Greyhound: Greenville Bus Station

9 Hendrix Dr.; 864.235.4741; greyhound.com/en-us/ bus-station-350416

GETTING AROUND

BIKE RENTALS

Greenville BCycle greenville.bcycle.com

Greenville Bike Taxi 864.293.3065; greenvillebiketaxi.com

Pedego Electric Bikes Greenville 1320 Hampton Ave. Ext., Suite 11A; 864.565.9600; pedegoelectricbikes.com/ dealers/greenville

Reedy Rides

50 S. Richardson St.; 864.419.2944; reedyrides.com

BUSES & TROLLEYS

Downtown Trolley (Free)

864.467.5000; greenvillesc.gov/ 597/trolley or download Transit app

Greenlink Transit

100 W. McBee Ave.; 864.467.2700; ridegreenlink.com or download Transit app

CUSTOM

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES & TOURS

Atchison Transportation 120 Interstate Park, Spartanburg; 864.595.1234; atchisontransport.com

Eastside Transportation 2311 Airport Rd., Greer; 864.609.5466; eastsidetransportation.com

GVL Limo

155 Riverplace, Suite 206; 864.920.3342; gvllimo.com

Jean’s Bus Service 207 Furman Hall Rd.; 864.242.1673; jeansbussvc.com

National Charter Bus Greenville 844.755.0510; nationalbuscharter.com/ greenville-charter-bus

Southern Shuttles 864.248.6209; southernshuttles.com

Van in Black

800.903.2503; vaninblack.com

Young Transportation

843 Riverside Dr., Asheville, NC; 828.258.0084; youngtransportation.com

GETTING FAMILIAR

VISITOR SERVICES

VisitGreenvilleSC Sales & Marketing Office

148 River St., Suite 100; 864.421.0000; VisitGreenvilleSC.com

VisitGreenvilleSC Visitor Center

206 S. Main St. (1st Floor of City Hall); Open Mon–Fri, 8am–4:45pm, Sat 9am–5pm, Sun noon–4pm; 864.233.0461; VisitGreenvilleSC.com

Discover Upcountry Carolina Association

500 E. North St., Suite C; 864.233.2690; upcountrysc.com

Experience Clemson 1 N. Main St., Suite B; 864.365.0603; clemson.edu/ visit/experience-clemson Hopper

833.958.2116; hopper.com

Kidding Around Greenville kiddingaroundgreenville.com/ things-to-do

Lake Hartwell Country 120 History Ln., Pendleton; 864.646.3782; lakehartwellcountry.com

South Carolina Department of Parks, Recrecation & Tourism 1205 Pendleton St., Columbia; 803.734.0124; discoversouthcarolina.com

Blacksburg Welcome Center

100 I-85 South (NC/SC Border), Blacksburg; Open Daily 9am–5pm; 864.839.6742; discoversouthcarolina.com

Fair Play Welcome Center

100 Welcome Center Pl. (SC/ GA Border), Fair Play; Open Daily 9am–5pm; 864.972.3731; discoversouthcarolina.com

Landrum Welcome Center

200 I-26 East (NC/SC Border), Landrum; Open Daily 9am–5pm; 864.457.2228; discoversouthcarolina.com

MEDIA/PUBLISHING GROUPS

The Greenville News 32 E. Broad St.; 864.298.4100; greenvilleonline.com

InSouth Magazine

107 S. Old White Horse Rd.; 864.275.9907; insouthmagazine.com

SC Greenville Digital 1601 Cedar Lane Rd., Suite 14; 864.371.2232; scgreenvilledigital.com

GETTING YOUR PLANNING ON EVENT VENUES

The 405 405 Westfield St.; 864.248.4868; the405venue.com

Avenue

110 E. Court St., Suite 600; 864.271.0718; avenuegreenville.com

The Liberty Bridge at Falls Park on the Reedy

Bon Secours Wellness Arena

650 N. Academy St.; 864.241.3800; bonsecoursarena.com

Camp Buckhorn

2401 State Park Rd.; 864.244.5565; southcarolinaparks.com/ paris-mountain/camp-buckhorn

Cannon Centre

204 Cannon St., Greer; 864.968.7008; sc-greer.civicplus.com/403/ events-center-rentals

Clemson Greenville ONE

1 N. Main St.; 864.986.9442; clemson.edu/business/ students/greenville.html

Events at Judson Mill

701 Easley Bridge Rd.; 864.248.4868; eventsatjudsonmill.com

The Foundry at Judson Mill 701 Easley Bridge Rd., Unit 6030; 864.908.8362; foundrygvl.com

Fred W. Symmes ChapelPretty Place

4399 YMCA Camp Rd., Cleveland; 864.836.3291; campgreenville.org/pretty-place

Greenbrier Farms

766 Hester Store Rd., Easley; 864.855.9782; greenbrierfarms.com

Greenville Convention Center 1 Exposition Dr.; 864.233.2562; meetgcc.com

The Loft at Soby’s 22A E. Court St.; 864.232.7007; table301catering.com/ project/the-loft-at-sobys-2

Melvin & Dolllie Younts Conference Center

Furman University, 3300 Poinsett Hwy.; 864.294.2390; furman.edu/younts

Pleasant Ridge Camp and Retreat Center 4232 Hwy. 11, Marietta; 864.660.1065; greenvillerec.com/ pleasant-ridge

South Wind Ranch

330 Bates Crossing Rd., Travelers Rest; 864.385.4101; southwindranchtr.com

Swanson’s

12 N. Irvine St.; 864.271.4442; swansonswarehouse.com

University Center

225 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Suite A7; 864.250.1111; greenville.org/ why-ucg/facilities-resources

Zen - an elegant space for hire 924 S. Main St.; 864.235.5770; zengreenville.com

EVENT & MEETING PLANNING SERVICES

Alliance Nationwide Exposition 407.705.7130; alliance-exposition.com

cb events

216 Industrial Dr.; 864.735.7845; cbevents.org

Industry Event Rentals

216 Industrial Dr.; 864.735.7845; industryeventrentals.com

Magic Barry Entertainment 704.236.6926; magicbarryentertainment.com

Mosaix Group

220 N. Main St., Suite 500; 828.654.8118; mosaixgroup.com

PlanIt GVL

2435 E. North St., Suite 1108-330; 864.214.5733; planitgvl.com

Por Favor Crafted Gifting 864.940.5917; shopporfavor.com

Ready Room Collective 864.207.4000; readyroomcollective.com

Sparkle City Balloon Boutique 864.670.5450; sparklecityballoons.com

GETTING RELOCATED ARCHITECTS

Pelham Architects, LLC

100 W. Washington St., Suite 400; 864.271.7633

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Godshall Professional Recruiting & Staffing

310 University Ridge; 864.242.3491; godshall.com

HOUSING

Abberly Market Point

30 Market Point Dr.; 855.998.6610; abberlymarketpoint.com

The Cliffs 3851 Hwy. 11, Travelers Rest; 864.865.5040; cliffsliving.com/greenville

Hartness

2000 Society St., Suite 102; 864.920.0375; hartnessliving.com

Huff Creek

1 Southern Pine Dr.; 864.479.6576; huffcreekhomes.com

Judson Mill Lofts

701 Easley Bridge Rd., Suite 3000; 864.735.0235; livejudsonmill.com

Parkland by Stanley Martin Homes

101 Highline Trail; 571.899.4168; stanleymartin.com/ south-carolina/greenville

The Reserve at Lake Keowee

190 Village Green Loop, Sunset; 864.868.4000; reserveatlakekeowee.com

tonsofrentals.com

330 E. Coffee St.; 800.789.1135; tonsofrentals.com

REALTORS & REALTY GROUPS

Angela Rodriguez - Encore Realty

147 Welborn St., Suite A2; 864.609.7219; encorerealtysc.com/agent/ angela-rodriguez

Bachtel Realty Group 320 Prado Way; 864.313.3606; brgsc.com

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices | C. Dan Joyner, REALTORS

1016 Woods Crossing Rd.; 912.398.0808; cdanjoyner.com

Coldwell Banker Caine 111 Williams St.; 864.250.2850; coldwellbankercaine.com

Distinguished Realty of South Carolina 9 Caledon Ct., Suite C; 864.818.7653; distinguishedrealtyofsc.com

Expert Real Estate Team 3165 N. Hwy. 14, Greer; 864.895.9791; expertrealestateteam.com

Heather Stemann - Encore Realty

147 Welborn St, Suite A2; 864.386.5961; encorerealtysc.com/agent/ heather-stemann

Joan Herlong & Associates | Sotheby’s International Realty 1 McDaniel Greene; 864.382.3800; jha-sothebysrealty.com

Robin Gundana - Realty One Group Freedom

355 Woodruff Rd., Suite 110; 864.724.9522; robingundana. myrealtyonegroup.com

Victoria Cottle - Keller Williams Greenville UpstateRelocation Expert

403 Woods Lake Rd., Suite 100; 864.275.3953; bestgreenvillerealestate.com

Wilson Associates - Downtown 213 E. Broad St.; 864.640.8700; wilsonassociates.net

Wondracek Realty Group

101-A Regency Commons Dr., Greer; 864.643.0474; wrg-sc.com

RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES

Rolling Green Village 1 Hoke Smith Blvd.; 864.987.4612; rollinggreenvillage.com

GETTING ACQUAINTED ASSOCIATIONS

BMW Car Club of America Inc 2350 Hwy. 101 S., Greer; 864.438.0961; bmwcca.org

Feed & Seed Co.

701 Easley Bridge Rd., Suite 6010; 864.412.4720; feedandseedsc.com

Friends of Silvermont

364 E. Main St., Brevard, NC; 828.862.5984; silvermont.org

Greenville Area Development Corporation (GADC)

301 University Ridge, Suite N-4300; 864.235.2008; greenvilleeconomic development.com

Greenville Area Parkinson Society 864.477.0290; gapsonline.org

Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County 50 Grand Ave.; 864.370.4787; habitatgreenville.org

Jasmine Road 864.516.0009; jasmineroad.org

Juneteenth GVL 1327 Miller Rd., Suite B; 864.451.4044; juneteenthgvl.com

The Makers Collective 2909 Old Buncombe Rd.; makerscollective.org

Miss Collegiate USA Organization 443.725.4044; misscollegiateusa.org

SC Restaurant & Lodging Association (SCRLA) 1122 Lady St., Suite 1210, Columbia; 803.765.9000; scrla.org

Simpsonville Arts Foundation, Inc.

110 Academy St., Simpsonville; 864.399.6635; safiarts.com

Taylors TownSquare 250 Mill St., Taylors; 864.501.3918; taylorstownsquare.com

Upstate Forever 507 Pettigru St.; 864.250.0500; upstateforever.org

Upstate SC Alliance

3 Research Dr., Suite 230; 864.283.2300; upstatescalliance.com

The Urban League of the Upstate, Inc.

225 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Suite E11; 864.244.3862; urbanleagueupstate.org

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce

102 Depot St., Fountain Inn; 864.862.2586 x122; fountaininnchamber.org

Greater Greer Chamber of Commerce

111 Trade St., Greer; 864.877.3131; greerchamber.com

Greater Travelers Rest Chamber of Commerce

27 S. Main St., Suite 16-P, Travelers Rest; 864.708.0888; greatertrchamber.com

Greenville Chamber of Commerce

550 S. Main St., Suite 550; 864.242.1050; greenvillechamber.org

Mauldin Chamber of Commerce

101 E. Butler Rd., Mauldin; 864.297.1323; mauldinchamber.org

Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce

105A W. Curtis St., Simpsonville; 864.963.3781; simpsonvillechamber.com

Upstate SC LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce upstatelgbt.org

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

City of Fountain Inn

200 N. Main St., Fountain Inn; 864.862.4421; fountaininn.org

City of Greenville

206 S. Main St.; 864.232.2273; greenvillesc.gov

City of Greenville Parks, Recreation & Tourism

206 S. Main St.; 864.467.4355; greenvillesc.gov/150/ parks-recreation-tourism

City of Greer

301 E. Poinsett St., Greer; 864.968.7008; cityofgreer.org

City of Mauldin

5 E. Butler Rd., Mauldin; 864.288.4910; cityofmauldin.org

City of Simpsonville

118 N.E. Main St., Simpsonville; 864.967.9526; simpsonville.com

City of Travelers Rest

125 Trailblazer Dr., Travelers Rest; 864.834.8740; travelersrestsc.com

Greenville County

301 University Ridge; 864.467.7100; greenvillecounty.org

Greenville County Parks, Recreation & Tourism 4806 Old Spartanburg Rd., Taylors; 864.288.6470; greenvillerec.com

GETTING WHAT YOU NEED

AD AGENCIES

Brandfarmers

864.363.4094; brandfarmers.com

EP+Co

110 E. Court St., Suite 400; 864.271.0500; epandcompany.com

Upper West Creative

One N. Main St., Suite 400; 864.420.6627; upperwest.agency

CHURCHES

Brushy Creek Baptist Church 4999 Old Spartanburg Rd., Taylors; 864.244.5075; brushycreek.org

First Presbyterian Church

200 W. Washington St.; 864.235.0496; firstpresgreenville.org

GFN Church

1201 Haywood Rd.; 864.233.4890; gfnchurch.org

St. John of the Ladder Orthodox Church

213 Roper Mountain Rd. Ext.; 864.299.1140; stjohnoftheladder.org

COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

Justice Consulting 864.303.6640; tjustice@just-consults.com

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Greenville Federal Credit Union 1501 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 800.336.6309; greenvillefcu.com

Greenville Heritage Federal Credit Union

520 W. Washington St.; 864.467.4160; greenvilleheritage.com

HEALTHCARE

CenterWell Senior Primary Care 101 Orchard Park Dr.; 864.729.6606; centerwellprimarycare.com/en/ upstate-sc/orchard-park.html

LIBRARIES

Greenville County Library System: Hughes Main Library (Downtown) 25 Heritage Green Pl.; 864.242.5000; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Anderson Road Branch 2625 Anderson Rd.; 864.269.5210; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Augusta Road Branch 100 Lydia St.; 864.277.0161; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Berea Branch

111 N. Hwy. 25 Bypass; 864.246.1695; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Five Forks Branch 104 Sunnydale Dr., Simpsonville; 864.234.4904; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Fountain Inn Branch

311 N. Main St., Fountain Inn; 864.862.2576; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Greer Branch

505 Pennsylvania Ave., Greer; 864.877.8722; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Mauldin Branch

800 W. Butler Rd.; 864.277.7397; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Pelham Road Branch 1508 Pelham Rd.; 864.288.6688; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Taylors Branch

316 W. Main St., Taylors; 864.268.5955; greenvillelibrary.org

Greenville County Library System: Travelers Rest Branch 17 Center St., Travelers Rest; 864.834.3650; greenvillelibrary.org

PET ADOPTION

Greenville Humane Society 305 Airport Rd.; 864.242.3626; greenvillehumane.com

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Austell Creative 615 Crossbuck Trail, Greer; 714.510.6441; austellcreative.com

Firewater Photography, LLC 864.561.7626; firewaterphotography.com

POSTAL SERVICES

Greenville Main Post Office 600 W. Washington St.; 864.282.8449; usps.com

PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRMS

Smoak Public Relations LLC 105 N. Spring St., Suite 111; 864.235.8330; smoakpr.com

TK PR

333 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.469.7488; tkpublicrelations.com

UTILITIES

Duke Energy

40 W. Broad St., Suite 690; 864.370.5063; duke-energy.com

GETTING EDUCATED

SCHOOLS & UNIVERSITIES

Bob Jones University 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd.; 864.242.5100; bju.edu

Furman University 3300 Poinsett Hwy.; 864.294.2185; furman.edu

Greenville County School District 301 E. Camperdown Way; 864.355.3100; greenville.k12.sc.us

Greenville Technical College 506 S. Pleasantburg Dr.; 864.250.8000; gvltec.edu

North Greenville University 7801 N. Tigerville Rd., Tigerville; 864.977.7000; ngu.edu

South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities 15 University St.; 864.282.3777; scgsah.org

University Center

225 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Suite A7; 864.250.1111; greenville.org

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