Events in Greenville, SC

Hosted by the Easley Does It chapter, this networking gathering brings together businesses that value liberty and a strong commitment to integrity. Participants connect with like-minded peers and grow their professional relationships. Parking can be found to the right of the building and behind it.

Music Bingo replaces numbers with songs, turning each round into lively singalongs, nostalgic throwbacks, friendly rivalry, and chances to snag prizes. There is no cost to participate, wings are just one dollar, and giveaways keep coming throughout the night, all set to a playlist that ranges from country classics to guilty pleasures. If you can name the tune, you are already well on your way to a win, with upbeat music and an easygoing atmosphere from start to finish.

A relaxed open mic at Smileys On The Roxx in downtown Greenville brings together musicians, songwriters, poets, comics, and other creative voices for an evening of original work and fresh ideas in a welcoming, high-energy setting. First-timers and veteran performers alike use the stage to try new material and share what they love with an attentive crowd. Signups open early and the room fills quickly, with performances continuing late into the night. Drinks are available and food specials run late, while the lineup delivers a lively blend of styles, surprises, and memorable moments that help start the week on a vibrant note.

This instructional session focuses on labor positions and how to use them to support birth. Led by physical therapist Dr. Laura Romeo, it explains how a baby moves through the pelvis and how different postures can help open specific levels along the way. Topics include understanding the baby’s station, key features of pelvic anatomy and joint movement, and practical positions such as standing, sitting, squatting, and partner-supported options. Guidance is also provided for those with an epidural, including strategies for strong leg movement and for situations with limited or no leg movement, such as side-lying or lying on the back. Please bring a yoga mat. Doors lock once class begins. Sessions may run a bit longer if there is an extended Q&A. Tickets are required and cost $50, and one ticket covers one mom-to-be and one support person. Enter through the Parkside OBGYN waiting room. Marking “Interested” or “Going” on social media does not reserve a spot.

Volumes brings The Mirror Touch Tour to the stage. Ticket options include Bandsintown presale, venue presale, and advanced at $23, with day-of pricing at $28.

At Blues Boulevard Greenville, experience a free live music showcase featuring a premium band that can be tailored from a 3-piece to a 14-piece lineup. Expect energetic performances that keep dance floors buzzing and an inside look at a real rehearsal. Explore a variety of musical styles and ensemble sizes to find the right fit for weddings, festivals, corporate events, or private celebrations. A producer will be available to answer questions about booking and customization, making it a relaxed evening of live music for friends, couples, and anyone exploring entertainment options.

Expectant parents can tour Parkside Pediatrics, meet one of the providers, and learn more about the practice while enjoying light refreshments. The tour is free, but space is limited and registration is required. The group meets in the Well Side Lobby of Parkside Pediatrics. Indicating interested or going online does not guarantee a place. One ticket reserves two spots. Those switching pediatric practices and seeking information about Parkside Pediatrics can call 864-272-0388.

All Shall Perish marks the 20th anniversary of The Price of Existence with a special anniversary performance. Multiple presale options are available at $27, and day-of admission is $30.

Teams face off in a friendly trivia competition at Warehouse at Vaughn’s. Participants show what they know, play for prizes, and share plenty of laughs. Food and drinks are available to enjoy during the game.

Learn practical strategies for breast pump use in a supportive Baby Basics Support Group session focused on Pumping Like a Pro. The discussion covers different pump types, reasons to pump, and how to fit pumping into a daily routine to begin building a milk stash. Guidance is also provided for pumping after returning to work and for increasing supply if needed. This free class is designed for pregnant moms and those with babies under 3 months, and all are welcome. Held at the Breastfeeding Center at Parkside, it offers a relaxed setting where you can attend with your newborn, connect with other new parents, weigh your baby on a scale, and take part in a Q&A at the end. Pumping Like a Pro is part of a 6-week Baby Basics series with rotating weekly topics that range from bringing baby home to selecting childcare to feeding, and participants may join at any point in the series. Registration is appreciated but not required.

Homeschool families can enjoy a dedicated roller skating session that blends active fun with time to make friends. Admission is $6, plus skate rental and tax. It offers an easy way to get moving, connect with other homeschoolers, and have a great time on skates.

Dinner is served downstairs in the Concourse. The cost is $3 per adult, and children and students up to grade 12 eat free. Childcare is available. Registration is required each week and closes at noon on Tuesday, with payment accepted online or on Sunday mornings at the bookstore. Registering in advance helps the volunteer team prepare for the meal.

Enjoy a weekly track run with flexible start times, allowing you to begin when you arrive. Meet at West End Elementary and run at your own pace.

The inaugural season of the Showdown Pickleball League introduces a competitive, team-focused experience in Greenville and the Upstate. It functions as a true season with established teams, standings, rivalries, media coverage, and a professional atmosphere. Over ten weeks, twelve teams face off in matchups backed by DUPR ratings. Competition features men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles, with singles tiebreakers used if needed. Teams carry six to ten players, and each roster includes at least two men and two women. As the founding season gets underway, the league is accepting team registrations, seeking captains, and building a free agent player pool.

Open practice and head-to-head grudge racing are the focus of this session. Admission is $15, and children under 12 are admitted free. For weather-related updates or possible cancellations, check the main Facebook page, the website, or call ahead.

Meet at Cin Cin for a three mile out-and-back run, then stay for friendly conversation afterward. All ages and every pace are welcome.

Lil Wayne brings the Tha Carter Tour to Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.

Enjoy a show with Jed Harrelson. Tickets are available at three price points, with advance tickets for $20, day-of tickets for $25, and a VIP option for $50.

Lil Wayne brings a celebratory show marking two decades of Carter classics to Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.

Old Post’s Vintage Makers' Market is a weekend marketplace featuring antiques and handmade items, with organic coffee and food available as you explore.

HauntFest returns to Historic Hopkins Farm with A September to Dismember, shifting from a mini event into a full weekend festival. Expect vendors, live music, and themed entertainment, plus more throughout the weekend. The celebration embraces a Dead Man's Party theme for a spooky celebration.

Greer Alive, presented by Prisma Health, brings a relaxed outdoor gathering to Greer City Park with live music from The Pickens Creek Band. Enjoy a variety of food trucks and beverages while you relax on the lawn. Guests are welcome to bring blankets or chairs. The event is smoke free and pets are not permitted. Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. For accessibility needs, including an auxiliary aid, service, or policy modification, call 864-968-7008 at least 48 hours before the event.

Enjoy a casual Magic: The Gathering Commander night in a friendly setting with space for up to 28 players. Snacks and cold drinks are available for purchase while players compete and have fun at the tables.

Starlight Social is a monthly, relaxed one hour astrology gathering that breaks down the energy of the month ahead to support clear, intentional choices. Guided by Nichole Martini, it provides a beginner friendly forecast covering upcoming transits, lunar phases, and the broader cosmic weather. Attendees receive insight on when to rest, when to take action, and how to stay aligned in the weeks ahead.

Players can bring new Commander decks or take part in a draft during Borderlands Friday Night Magic. The community brings together newer and experienced players and welcomes all skill levels.

A mother and son dance with an ice cream bar, a DJ, and plenty of time on the dance floor. Attire is flexible, whether you choose to dress up or come as you are, and the focus is simply on having fun together. Hosted at the Easley YMCA. Pricing is $25 per mother and son set for members, $35 for nonmembers, and $5 for each additional son or mother.

John Ford brings country blues to Smileys on the Roxx, drawing from the tradition that runs from the 1920s through the 1960s. The performance echoes the legacy of Robert Johnson, Son House, Muddy Waters, and Howlin' Wolf.

Chatham Rabbits bring their North Carolina roots to Peace Center with an Americana sound that draws on old-time and string band traditions for a bright, fresh feel. The duo, Sarah and Austin McCombie, live on a North Carolina farm that has been in Sarah’s family since 1753, a place that helps shape their music. Their experience includes headlining The Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage. Dedicated to sending audiences out feeling better than when they arrived, the performance appeals to fans of Americana and regional roots music.

Noise Pollution, the AC/DC Experience, salutes every era of the legendary rock band with a full-concert tribute that traces the music from the Bon Scott years to the Brian Johnson era. The San Diego based group zeroes in on the signature vocals and guitar fireworks that define AC/DC, featuring Syd (Brian) Ross on vocals and Nick (Angus) Torri on lead guitar for a chronological showcase of classics. Over the last decade the band has performed for hundreds of thousands of fans across the United States, Canada, and Latin America, earning enthusiastic coverage from outlets including CBS Los Angeles, KCAL 96.7 FM, and KMMT 106.5 FM. Ticket options include Early Bird at $20, Advanced at $25, and Day Of at $30.

Kick off the season with the first fall sale from Book Warehouse Outlet. The same sale returns on new dates, and everything is discounted 70 percent off the regular retail price. Take advantage of the big savings while it lasts.

A playful wellness social brings movement, recovery, and community together at Bangers Football Club. Organized by All Things Greenville, this grown-up take on field day blends hands-on challenges with wellness-focused stations, including penalty shootout contests, relay races, and cold plunges designed for recovery. The atmosphere features music and a friendly community feel, coffee alongside mocktail-inspired and wellness beverages, local vendors centered on health and lifestyle, and plenty of photo opportunities with surprise touches throughout. All fitness levels are welcome, and the emphasis stays on low-pressure fun with easygoing movement, laughter, recovery, and connection.

Railfest brings a day of rail-themed fun to Greer City Park, presented by the City of Greer. Admission is free and the focus is on trains and rail safety, with displays from local railroad museums and detailed model layouts. Families will find plenty to do, including trackless train rides, inflatables, face painting, balloons, and complimentary craft activities for kids. Live performances feature Swamp Rabbit Bluegrass and West End Strings. Stop by the City of Greer Parks, Recreation, and Tourism booth to pick up a boarding pass and enter prize drawings, with grand prizes announced throughout the event. Food trucks will be on site. City-sponsored guidelines apply, so the event is smoke-free and pets are not permitted. Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. For accessibility needs, call 864-968-7008 at least 48 hours in advance.

Cars for a Cure is a fundraising car show at Bible Baptist Church in Simpsonville, raising funds to support individuals and families across South Carolina who are facing a brain tumor. The event features 50 custom trophies, with categories to be announced, plus music, vendors, raffles, and a 50/50 drawing.

Experience a free, welcoming space for pregnant and new moms and all birthing people. Bring your little one, your questions, and a desire for connection. Settle in, meet other mothers, share stories, and feel supported in a relaxed, come as you are atmosphere. Snacks and refreshments will be available. RSVP is required.

An evening circle focused on connection, reflection, and transformation under the full moon, led by Melissa Manto, a Reiki Master, sound therapy practitioner, and guided meditation practitioner. Participants explore teachings about the moon’s origins from Native American traditions and its meaning in astrology, then reflect on the full moon’s energy as a guide. A guided meditation supports releasing what no longer serves, renewing a connection to lunar cycles, and aligning with personal intentions. The gathering closes with an interactive practice, which may include pulling oracle cards, journaling, or another grounding activity to deepen insights and set intentions. For comfort during meditation, bring blankets, mats, pillows, or other supportive items. To help maintain a calm and inclusive space, avoid wearing perfumes or fragrances.

Rooted in the Harvest Full Moon’s placement in Pisces, this 90-minute experience focuses on recognizing and releasing patterns, relationships, and versions of self that are no longer helpful. Participants move through a sequence of deep relaxation, meditation, and intention setting. A sound bath featuring a variety of instruments accompanies the session to support the process.

An evening dedicated to Mozart celebrates the enduring beauty of his music and offers an immersive journey through his legacy. The program pays tribute to one of the greatest composers with selections that highlight the elegance and lasting appeal of his compositions.

Now in its 11th season, the Greer Farmers Market brings seasonal shopping, learning, and community connection to Greer City Park in Downtown Greer. Each market assembles more than 45 local farmers, makers, and bakers, along with food trucks and live music. Set beneath a broad 12 acre canopy of trees, the park offers paved walkways, playgrounds, fountains, and open fields. Shuttle service and on site restrooms help make the experience welcoming for all ages. Families will find kids activities, including a bounce house, plus $5 produce vouchers for the first 50 children at each market. SNAP and Healthy Bucks are accepted, and some vendors participate in Senior Vouchers and WIC FMNP. This market edition highlights a Plant Swap.

Russ and Ericka return to Paloma GVL with a varied acoustic set and a playful vibe. Settle in for a relaxed afternoon filled with music and laughs. Cool down with a refreshing drink while you take in the tunes.

At Dave & Buster's in Greenville, SC, this karaoke night offers a lively mix of music and friendly competition. Participants can choose from a broad song library spanning classics, pop, rock, and more. A welcoming karaoke host keeps the show moving and supports singers on stage. Whether you are a seasoned performer or trying karaoke for the first time, friends and family can cheer along. Singers also have a chance to win a prize.

Jarret Forrester & The Southern Sadness take the stage with an unvarnished, emotional mix of country, Americana, and southern rock. Fronted by Greenville songwriter Jarret Forrester, the group leans into candid storytelling, gravelly vocals, and a driving pulse that channels the heart and character of the South. Their songs feel personal and lived-in, delivered with an energy that resonates long after the last note.

Pedego Owners Group riders will meet at Doodle Park in Easley and head out together along the Doodle Trail. The route goes about 7.5 miles to Doodle Park in Pickens for a restroom break, then returns to the starting point for a total of 16 miles. After the ride, there is an optional lunch at Inky’s at the Silos.

At Smiley’s On The Roxx, Doug Jones presents an acoustic-leaning set that highlights the vocals and guitar work he is known for from Cravin’ Melon. The performance blends soulful delivery, rich storytelling, and Southern warmth in a comfortable music room setting, using a stripped-back approach that keeps the songs and musicianship front and center.

Southern Weaving hosts line dancing in The Loom, open to beginners and experienced dancers alike. The event welcomes families and has a $5 entry fee, paid at Burger Lab. Sessions are held every Monday.

A high-energy bridal show and wedding expo fills the Greenville Convention Center with inspiration, bringing together brides, their friends, and leading wedding professionals for a celebration of ideas and services. Touted as the largest gathering of its kind in the area, it showcases new bridal fashion, face-to-face connections with standout vendors, and fresh concepts to help shape an unforgettable wedding day. Attendees can look forward to special show-only discounts, door prize giveaways, and the immersive Brides Just Wanna Have Fun experience. The atmosphere blends signature cocktails, interactive workshops and onstage games, and a lively runway presentation that keeps the crowd cheering and dreaming about the perfect “I do” moment.

Bullwinkle’s Tavern hosts an open mic presented by Sound Kingdom. Performers of any experience level are invited to take the stage, with up to three songs per artist and the order determined by arrival. Share your music with professional sound support, enjoy live performances, or simply take in the atmosphere as part of the audience.

This monthly astrology gathering at Raven & Moon offers a cozy space to look at the month ahead. Participants explore upcoming transits, notable lunations, and the overall astrological climate to understand good moments to pause, times to take action, and ways to stay aligned with their intentions. The forecast is beginner friendly and is led by Nichole Martini.

Maybe Happy Ending, honored with six Tony Awards including Best Musical, traces a chance meeting that grows into connection, exploration, and the possibility of love. Under the direction of Tony winner Michael Arden, known for Parade, this new musical contemplates what it means to be human, even when its protagonists might not be. Major outlets have praised it for its emotional sweep, imagination, and finely tuned execution, with distinctions like critics pick recognition and five-star notices. Coverage from USA Today, the Observer, The New York Times, The Washington Post, the New York Post, and Time Out New York highlights its originality, soul-warming impact, and an enchanting touch. It offers a fresh musical journey centered on connection, wonder, and the hope of love.

A four day celebration of Americana music with on site camping, a range of food and drink options, craft vendors, activities for children, a fundraising element, and a group bike ride. Music runs from midweek into the weekend. Wednesday features Robbie Fulks, Admiral Radio, and The Skunk FarmHouse Band. Thursday brings The Waybacks, Jim Lauderdale & The Game Changers, Bronwyn, Ettore Buzzini, The Foreign Landers, Jacob Sharp Band, and The Feels. Friday includes I See Hawks in L.A., Jon Stickley Trio, The Sweet Lillies, Tray Wellington Band, Michaela Anne, Reedy River String Band, The Lion Sisters, and Jon Nolon & Good Co. Saturday showcases Amelia Day, Dustbowl Revival, The Fretliners, The Judy Chops, Brian Ashley Jones, The Lion Sisters, and Jon Nolon & Good Co., with a headliner still to be announced.

Brett Dennen delivers a performance centered on reflective, melody-driven songwriting that explores the breadth of human experience, from heartache to happiness and everything in between. His newest release, If It Takes Forever on Mick Music, is his eighth solo album and his first full-length since 2021’s See the World. The record pairs acoustic warmth with sincere vocals and blends earthy Americana, blues colored by harmonica, roots-inflected indie, and contemplative folk rock. Since his 2004 debut, Dennen has built a dedicated following through steady touring, sharing stages with John Mayer, Jason Mraz, and G Love and Special Sauce. His songs have appeared in the television series Parenthood, and “Comeback Kid (That’s My Dog)” became the theme for the TV adaptation of About A Boy. He has also earned multiple top 10 placements on AAA radio. Touring behind the new album, he brings a renewed appreciation for how songwriting can turn life’s complications into something meaningful and worthy of celebration.

Yoga for Gamers blends a half hour of Chair Yoga with extended time for seasonally themed board games. The session begins with gentle movement to ease tension from prolonged sitting such as driving, computer work, or gaming, then transitions to tabletop play that supports social connection, cognitive stimulation, and stress relief. Board games can boost mood, reduce anxiety, and strengthen critical thinking and problem solving, while the yoga portion helps address tightness and discomfort. Games will be provided, and participants are welcome to bring their favorites.

Greenville Reptile Expo, presented by Show Me Reptile Show, brings a wide-ranging showcase of exotic animals and supplies to The Phillis Wheatley Community Center with a focus on fun, learning, and adventure for all ages. Attendees can expect reptiles of many kinds, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, aquatics, and plants along with bioactive materials, plus feeders, enclosures, décor, equipment, and other care essentials from experienced breeders and trusted vendors. Browsing and learning are welcomed, and many guests simply enjoy seeing the animals, taking photos, asking questions, and connecting with the community behind the hobby. Admission options include general admission priced in advance at Adults $12, Kids 7 to 12 $5, and children 6 and under free, or at the door at Adults $15, Kids 7 to 12 $5, and children 6 and under free. A VIP pass is available for $17 when purchased in advance or $20 at the door, which includes early entry and free admission for day two at all two-day shows. All ages are welcome.

Downtown Greer comes alive for the Greer Arts & Eats Festival, a celebration of creativity, flavor, and live entertainment. Enjoy continuous music from a curated mix of performers, while families can stop by the Creation Station for complimentary kid-friendly activities such as face painting and hands-on crafts. Explore booths from more than 80 artisans offering handmade artwork, jewelry, home accents, and unique gifts. Savor choices from over 40 food vendors serving a wide range of cuisines, from savory bites to sweet treats. Beer fans can visit the craft area with selections from The Southern Growl. Look for interactive art, pop-up surprises, and a lively atmosphere throughout downtown. Admission is free.

At the Greer Arts & Food Festival in Downtown Greer, SC, enjoy art paired with the flavor of an arepa.

This free support group is for people caring for a loved one with any form of dementia that causes cognitive impairment. It provides a welcoming space to share experiences, receive encouragement, access helpful resources, and spend time in prayer. Sessions take place in Pod I. There is no cost to attend, and childcare is not available.

Enjoy a show with Noah Richardson. Doors open before the event. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

At Heritage Park, Better Business Bureau of the Upstate and AARP South Carolina present a free Secure Your ID Shred Day, a national initiative focused on identity theft and fraud prevention. Individuals and businesses can take advantage of free on-site document shredding and will receive educational handouts with practical tips for protecting information online and offline. With support from local partner PremierePC, free hard drive wipes meeting Department of Defense standards will also be available. Participants may bring up to three banker boxes measuring 10 x 12 x 15 inches or three 13 gallon kitchen bags per consumer or business. Cardboard boxes will be emptied and returned. Please do not bring desktop computers, monitors, laptops, printers, or external hard drives. To help keep the line moving, there is no need to remove binders, binder clips, paper clips, staples, rubber bands, or CDs/DVDs before shredding. For safety and efficiency, attendees on foot cannot be accommodated and consumers must remain in their vehicles. Service is first come, first served until the shred trucks reach capacity.

The Simpsonville SC chapter of Tough Guy Book Club meets at Unterhausen The Castle Cellar Pub for a relaxed discussion of the current pick. The monthly selection is posted on the club’s website. Reading a few pages beforehand can be helpful, but participation does not depend on having finished the book. Bring a copy if you have one and mark any passages you want to talk about. The gathering also includes the announcement of next month’s title, with copies available for those who pre-ordered.

Fall for Greenville is a food festival in Downtown Greenville, offering a friendly community gathering focused on food.

Unwind with a self-paced evening of natural wellness designed to help you relax, recharge, and reconnect. For $20 per person, the ticket includes all featured spa experiences, including ionic detox foot baths for a refreshing reset, a charcoal facial mask blended with Tahitian black sand, activated charcoal, and peppermint premium essential oil for a deep cleanse, a self-guided facial using nature-inspired skincare, time on vibration plates to encourage circulation and lymphatic flow, red light therapy aimed at supporting skin health and muscle recovery, hydrogen water for deep hydration, and an iTOVi scan with a customized essential oil roll-on to take home. Expect a calm setting scented with essential oils, along with chocolate, and an opportunity to connect with other women while focusing on personal self-care. Special guest Kristin will offer chiropractic services for an additional fee for anyone who wishes to add that to the experience. Guests are encouraged to bring a snack to share. Space is limited, and all listed spa services are included in the ticket price.

Fat Catz comes back to The Station for a high-energy night of music.

Hopewell United Methodist Church presents a family friendly car show alongside a fall festival, barbecue, and pumpkin patch. Barbecue is prepared on site by a competitive pitmaster, and each registration comes with a complimentary barbecue sandwich meal. More than 50 awards are up for grabs, with goodie bags available for early arrivals and prize drawings as part of the fun. The day includes live music plus craft and baked goods vendors. Kids can enjoy bounce houses and other activities, and the pumpkin patch adds a seasonal touch. A wide variety of vehicles are celebrated, including domestic muscle, modern builds, exotic European models, hot rods, trucks, and customized daily drivers.

Hosted by The Country Pedaler at The Vintage Market of Greenville, this fall gathering features vintage finds, antiques, handmade items, sweet treats, and more from participating vendors. Those interested in vending can request an application. For vendor inquiries, contact Hunter Hyatt at (704) 614-3730 or TheCountryPedaler@gmail.com, noted as the only official point of contact.

Celebrate a day of community and magic with food, shared rituals, a raffle, learning opportunities, healing services, intuitive readings, and a lively marketplace of vendors. Organized by Carolina Pagans with a Purpose, the gathering focuses on education, networking, and enjoyment while working to correct common misunderstandings about Paganism. Admission is a non-monetary donation that benefits local organizations, with this year’s partners to be announced. Parking is limited, so carpooling is encouraged, and a shuttle will run once the lot is full. For comfort during circle, plan to bring a chair, cushion, or blanket. A new website is on the way for additional details.

A gentle new moon circle and guided meditation at Raven & Moon invites participants into a quiet, intentional space for fresh beginnings and reflection. The gathering opens with a conversation about the moon’s current astrology and how its energy might be present in everyday life. Facilitator Nichole Martini then leads an exploration of this lunar phase’s themes, followed by a guided meditation to help ground, clear, and connect with personal intentions. The focus is on community, contemplation, and a subtle sense of magic, offering a chance to reset and realign in supportive company. Attendees are encouraged to bring a mat, blanket, pillow, or other comforts to settle in for meditation. Please avoid perfumes or strong fragrances to honor sensitivities within the group.

Chris Knight appears in a ticketed event with tiered pricing. Advance tickets are $25, day-of tickets are $30, and reserved seating is $35.

Ben Chapman takes the stage for a performance steeped in soulful country with a funky honky-tonk twist. Over the last three years he has toured hard, written for friends including Hayes Carll, Brent Cobb, and Marcus King, made his Grand Ole Opry debut, and released three albums. His newest record, Feet on Fire, reflects a time of major life changes, drawing on his marriage to fellow songwriter Meg McRee and the birth of their first child. The title track marries a Pink Floyd sense of atmosphere with the grit of Crazy Horse, and songs like Out in the Country and the slow-burning soul ballad MissingYou salute his Southern roots and a classic Stax feel. Anderson East, a Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer, oversaw the sessions. Advance tickets are $20, and tickets are $25 on the day of show.

An event featuring Joshua Ray Walker is planned. Tickets are offered in several tiers, with advance and local presale priced at $17, day-of purchase at $22, and reserved seating at $27.

Thrown is the focus of this event. Tickets are $27.50 when purchased in advance or through the venue presale, and $32.50 if bought on the day of the event. Planning ahead helps secure the lower rate.

The inaugural South Carolina Greenville SCADaddle features a 5K chip-timed run and walk to support SCAD research. Set within Unity Park near the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, participants choose their own pace on the course. The day starts with an opening ceremony, followed by the run, and wraps up with refreshments, vendor displays, a SCAD merchandise shop, and plenty of post-race fun. Register by the stated deadline to secure this year’s event T-shirt. A block of rooms is available at Homewood Suites by Hilton Greenville Downtown at a rate of $189 per night.

The Artisan Makers Market brings together craft, food, and music at Greer City Park. More than sixty artisans share their handmade work, reflecting skilled techniques and tradition. Guests can purchase a variety of food and beverages on site. For the comfort and safety of everyone, pets are not permitted. Those interested in vendor opportunities can call 864-968-7008. Individuals with disabilities who need an auxiliary aid, service, or policy modification to participate in a City of Greer program, service, activity, or public meeting may request accommodations by calling 864-968-7008 as early as possible, and no later than 48 hours before the event.

Celebrate the natural setting of Lake Robinson while learning how Greer’s drinking water gets its start at this free, family-friendly gathering. Activities include education about water, kayaking, inflatable bounce attractions, outdoor yoga, a blood drive, a tree giveaway, lunch, and a rain barrel workshop. Advance registration is required for the rain barrel workshop, yoga, and lunch. More than twenty local exhibitors will participate.

Miss PRETTY IN PINK Pageant features a pink themed fun fashion outfit of choice segment, an evening gown and beauty portion, and an optional photogenic category. It offers a chance to showcase personal style in pink alongside classic pageant elegance, with the option to take part in the photo category.

Creative Slingers of Ink presents a community book celebration at Randall House Greer, filled with stories, browsing, and author meet and greets. Readers can talk with writers from multiple states, explore a wide mix of genres such as romance, mystery, fantasy, science fiction, children’s books, nonfiction, Christian fiction, historical fiction, and memoirs, discover new reads, and pick up signed copies. The Passport to Reading activity invites visitors to stop by participating tables, collect digital signatures, and enter for a chance to win boxes packed with books. The setting is designed for easy browsing and gift hunting for readers of every age, and bringing a roomy bag is encouraged with dozens of authors and hundreds of books expected. Admission is free for the public, and complimentary parking is available. Food and drinks will be offered for purchase, including specialty beverages from Sippin’ Ain’t Easy and fresh mini pancakes from Paradise Pancakes. Authors who wish to participate are considered through an ongoing application and waitlist process that aims to offer a diverse range of genres, books, and author experiences.

At West Greenville Community Center, The Black Book Fair gathers Black authors, vendors, and community members to celebrate reading, storytelling, and culture. Following a February edition that filled the gym and parking areas, this fall’s return features an expanded lineup with more authors, more books, and added surprises. Expect opportunities to meet favorite writers, discover new voices, and browse distinctive vendor offerings. A special new element is planned for this year, with details to be revealed.

This event offers an evening of music, dancing, and great food at reuben's on the parkway.

Now in its 20th year, Dine Out for Mom invites the community to support Let There Be Mom by dining at participating restaurants. Restaurant partners will contribute 20 percent of their total sales from the entire day to the organization. Participants can take part at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For a list of participating locations, visit the Let There Be Mom website.

A four day creative retreat brings together fans of scrapbooking, cardmaking, junk journaling and diamond art under the Spooky Sweet Candy Land theme, highlighted by a bright mix of orange, green and purple. Each participant has a dedicated six foot workspace with access to wall and floor outlets, and the hotel offers an indoor pool and a gym. Registration includes lodging, WiFi, a check in gift, a goodie bag and ongoing treats. Ice and water are stocked in the crop room, a Keurig is available if you bring your own K cups, snacks are offered throughout the weekend and complimentary breakfast is served each morning in the lobby. Expect door prizes all weekend, onsite shopping and vendors with optional classes available for an additional fee, plus chances to win the grand prize. The crop room remains available throughout the event and the last person to leave will close it for the night. Restrooms are inside the crop area, loading and unloading is easy at the crop room entrance and the foyer has camera monitoring. Please bring extension cords and power strips for equipment, consider a non oversized office chair for comfort and plan to build upward with stackable shelves to keep walkways clear. Daily group photos take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Theme attire includes Halloween shirts on Thursday, Boo Crew on Friday with an oversized white shirt decorated with a face, paired with black leggings and glittery touches, and Caught in the Web on Saturday with all black looks accented by spiderweb shawls or headbands. A Halloween pajama party is planned for Friday night and a costume contest happens on Saturday night. Sunday features Palmetto Scrappers shirts. Participation is optional, and decorating your workspace, joining the theme fun and referring a first time attendee each earn extra entries toward the grand prize. Pricing for the four day retreat is $595.00 for a single and $375.00 for a double, based on a minimum of two people sharing a room with two queen beds, a microwave and a refrigerator. There is no discount for adding more people to a room. The local crop only option at $185.00 is no longer available. The hotel is close to many restaurants and popular craft stores such as Target, Hobby Lobby and Michael’s, though traffic can be heavy at certain times. Construction at the property is expected to be completed by August.

Greer Alive at Greer City Park, presented by Prisma Health, features live music from Matt Phillips and the What's Good band, along with food trucks and beverage options in a relaxed outdoor setting. Guests can bring blankets or lawn chairs and stretch out on the grass. Smoking and pets are not permitted. Children ages 16 and younger need to be with an adult. Individuals with disabilities who require an auxiliary aid, service, or policy modification to take part in a City of Greer program, service, activity, or public meeting can contact 864-968-7008. Please make requests as early as possible, and at least 48 hours before the event.

This is a registration opportunity for a half marathon in Greenville. Runners signing up with a club can enter Union Runners Club as the club name and use the password YMCA6AM. A discount is available with the code Spinx2026.

Celebrating its 36th year, this woodcarving show features a carving competition, exhibits, vendor booths, and prizes for a fun experience. This year’s theme is Monster Mash, adding a playful twist to the craftsmanship on display. The event takes place at the Simpsonville Activity & Senior Center. For more information and schedule details, contact Greg Barnes at 678-677-5641.

Fully Involved Events and Spare Time Greenville present the fifth annual celebration of creatures, cars, and candy, combining a car show with trunk-or-treating that is suitable for all ages. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes, decorate their vehicles, and bring plenty of candy to hand out. Admission for spectators and trunk-or-treat participants is free. Vehicle show entry is $20 and includes a Spare Time play gift card, with a $15 pre-registration option available on Eventbrite. Competition features five classes, with awards to the top five in each, covering Modern from 1990 and newer, Classic from 1989 and earlier, Import, Truck, and Jeep. A Most Unique category will recognize the top three, and additional honors include a Spare Time pick, best decorated vehicle, and best light show.

Get ready for a dance party. Plan to arrive early because the space fills quickly.

Human Clay performs a tribute to Creed. This event welcomes Creed fans who want to hang out and rock together.

This superhero-themed Team Hope Walk is HDSA's nationwide fundraising event that brings together families, friends, and communities to support people affected by Huntington's disease. Participation helps fund lifesaving research, family services, and advocacy, and it aims to spread hope for a cure. Attendees walk with purpose to make a difference, one step at a time.

Rooted in the Hunter Full Moon’s placement in Aries, this 90-minute session emphasizes independence, passion, and the drive to take initiative. Participants ease into deep relaxation, practice meditation, and set intentions while immersed in a sound bath crafted with a range of instruments.

Experience a high-energy vinyasa glow class set to a creepy, EDM-inspired playlist. Flow to the beat through creative sequences that build heat, strength, and flexibility, with opportunities for free movement and dance along the way. Under black lights and a driving soundtrack, the studio transforms into an immersive space that celebrates the spirit of the season. The session winds down with a deep rest in Savasana, also known as Corpse Pose. Costumes are encouraged but not required, and some glow-in-the-dark accessories will be available. Come as you are, ready for spooky vibes and energizing movement.

Slip on a cape and lace up for a community run that powers opportunities for local youth. The Superhero 5K & Fun Run is a family-centered fundraiser supporting the Red Shield Youth Center, helping ensure a safe and encouraging place for young people to learn, grow, and thrive. Participants can take on a timed 5K that welcomes runners and walkers of every level, while kids enjoy a dedicated Fun Run. Prizes will recognize top race finishers as well as standout superhero costumes. A Kids’ Fun Zone adds to the excitement... registered youth runners receive free entry by presenting their race bibs as tickets, and a small fee applies for children who are not registered. Expect interactive activities from local vendors and a variety of food options suited to all ages. Whether running, walking, dressing up, or simply soaking in the festivities, participation helps fuel after-school programs, mentorship, academic support, and other enriching experiences for the young people served by the center.

Enjoy a live set by They Are Gutting a Body of Water. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 the day of the show.

The Simpsonville Chess Club meets at Warehouse at Vaughn’s and welcomes players at every level, from first timers to those pursuing mastery. All ages are invited, and minors should attend with an adult. Bring your best moves, settle in for a game, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere centered on chess.

Marking two decades of support for children, families, seniors, and veterans, this black tie anniversary celebration gathers the community for an elegant evening that reflects on past impact and looks ahead to what comes next. Guests can enjoy a three course dinner with a cash bar. Tickets are $85, and table sponsorships are available. The celebration takes place at the Greenville Convention Center.

A live performance by Ward Davis. Advance tickets are $25, and tickets cost $30 on the day of the show.

A two day LEGO fan expo returns to the Greenville Convention Center in Greenville, South Carolina, bringing together thousands of enthusiasts from across the state and the Southeast for a family friendly celebration of creativity, building, shopping, and hands on fun. Billed as the largest LEGO convention in the state and among the biggest fan gatherings in the Southeast, it offers an indoor experience for all ages. Explore expansive displays featuring towering castles and detailed cityscapes, capture photos with intricate creations, and meet special guests including LEGO Masters champion Corey Samuels along with season 2 winners Mark and Steven Erickson. Interactive build zones and STEM learning areas encourage hands on discovery, while a sizable marketplace showcases rare sets, minifigures, and custom designs. Kids and adults can dive into challenges and games with chances to win prizes. The event welcomes families, kids, adult fans of LEGO, collectors, hobbyists, locals, and visitors. Children ages 3 and under receive free admission.

Everything Outdoor Fest brings outdoor enthusiasts to Historic Hopkins Farm for continuous fun and a lively atmosphere.

Dirty Dancing: The Musical brings Lionsgate’s beloved story to the stage in a new production filled with high-energy dance, clandestine encounters, and a romance that breaks the rules. With live music drawn from the original film, Baby and Johnny relive a transformative summer as the world of Kellerman’s comes vividly to life. The film’s enduring cultural impact and deep sense of nostalgia have been noted by outlets such as Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and The Guardian, and this stage version celebrates that legacy with an uplifting theatrical experience.

Comedians from across the country take the Alchemy Comedy stage at Coffee Underground for a multi-format celebration of comedy. The lineup spans improv, sketch, and stand-up, with performers bringing their best for plenty of laughs. The festival also features comedy workshops, and registration will open once they are made available. A full schedule will be shared closer to the event.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram brings The Hard Road Tour to the stage. Tickets are available in several tiers, with advance or local presale priced at $35, day-of tickets at $40, and a VIP option at $135.

An evening that turns fashion into art and pairs creativity with purpose, Dream Preparatory Academy's second annual gala returns as Wear Your Art. Attendees are invited to make a statement with their attire while celebrating Academy scholars and the power of possibility. Expect bold style, imaginative expression, and a focus on meaningful impact. Proceeds advance Dream Preparatory Academy's mission to expand access to high quality education and enriching experiences that help scholars learn, explore, and dream bigger. Tickets and tables are available.

Explore more than 240 tables spread across two full gyms featuring trading cards and collectibles. Browse sports cards along with TCG favorites like Pokemon, Magic, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Lorcana, plus comics, video games, toys, and Hot Wheels. Located in Simpsonville, SC. Admission is free for ages 12 and under, and attendees 13 and older pay $3 cash.

This cleanup supports the protection of Greer CPW's drinking water source and is part of a series of four dedicated litter clean ups taking place in 2026. All necessary supplies will be provided, and participants will be asked to sign a waiver through Keep Greenville County Beautiful.

The University of Southern California faces the University of South Carolina in a women's basketball game at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.

An annual networking social brings together local businesses for an evening centered on connection, community, and giving. The night offers complimentary drinks, a dessert table, and interactive activities while supporting the BBB Education Foundation’s student scholarships and helping provide toys for foster children. Networking with local business owners is a key focus. A toy donation area will be available for those who wish to contribute. Admission is free and registration is required.

Presented by Toy Federation, this fan convention fills the Embassy Suites Golf Resort and Convention Center in Greenville, SC with a celebration of vintage and modern toys and collectibles. Promoted as the only event of its kind in South Carolina, it brings together vendors from around the country along with celebrity guests, cosplay, panels, and more. The weekend opens with a preview night that offers early access to shop the show floor. That session is included with VIP Gold, VIP Silver, and VIP Bronze packages, and it can also be purchased on its own. Programming across the event features an evening dinner event, a VIP Gold celebrity meet and greet dinner, retro karaoke with DJ T-JAW, and a cosplay contest. VIP packages are offered at three tiers. VIP Gold at $119.99 includes preview night entry, access to a VIP room with complimentary soft drinks and snacks during show hours, the celebrity meet and greet dinner, an exclusive T-shirt, a limited edition print, and an exclusive badge and lanyard. VIP Silver at $69.99 includes preview night entry, an exclusive T-shirt, a limited edition print, and an exclusive badge and lanyard. VIP Bronze at $54.99 includes preview night entry, a limited edition print, and an exclusive badge and lanyard. Advance general admission options include a preview night pass for $30 and a combo ticket covering both weekend days for $30, with higher prices on site. Single day tickets are also offered. Children 10 and under are free with a paid adult. Military personnel, veterans, and first responders receive one free single day admission with ID. Discounted hotel accommodations are available.

Dangermuffin performs at this ticketed event. Advance tickets are $20, and day-of admission is $25.

A stacked roster is on tap for this one, with plans for a full-on throwdown and a high-energy vibe throughout. The announcement urges fans to be ready.

Guided by the Beaver Full Moon in the steady sign of Taurus, this session encourages mindful shifts and renewal in everyday life, with attention to home, health, and daily habits. Across ninety minutes, participants move through deep relaxation and meditation, then focus on setting meaningful intentions. The experience is supported by a soothing sound bath that blends a variety of instruments to create a calming, restorative atmosphere.

Take part in a gentle flow yoga class appropriate for all levels, including first-timers. The practice is focused on gratitude and giving thanks. The class is free, and pre-registration is required.

Reubens Parkway hosts a debut performance featuring country and southern rock from a band with a few recognizable faces. The set is crafted to bring everyone together, whether you cheer for Carolina or Clemson, with tunes that aim to linger long after the last note.

This community blood drive honors 26 years of lifesaving donations with The Blood Connection. Donating blood supports patients in need and helps celebrate a long-standing tradition of giving back. Each contribution adds to a legacy of care and makes a meaningful difference. Every drop counts.

Greer City Park becomes a cheerful holiday destination with the Greer Christmas Tree Lighting, featuring free holiday craft stations and train rides, strolling carolers, musical performances, an ice sculpture demonstration, s’mores and hot chocolate with Greer Relief, and a variety of food vendors. The Amphitheater Stage offers live entertainment, and Santa makes a grand entrance to the park. City sponsored events are smoke free, and pets are not permitted. Children 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. For disability related aids, services, or policy modifications, contact 864-968-7008 as early as possible and no later than 48 hours before the event.

This event features tiered ticket pricing. Advance tickets are $25, and tickets purchased on the day of the event are $30. Plan ahead to take advantage of the lower rate.

Unwind with a self-paced spa evening devoted to natural wellness and relaxation. Take a break from the daily rush and enjoy a calm setting where you can recharge and reconnect. Admission is $20 and includes ionic detox foot baths, charcoal facial masks featuring Tahitian black sand, activated charcoal, and peppermint premium essential oil, self-guided facials with nature-inspired skincare, vibration plates to encourage circulation and lymphatic movement, red light therapy to support skin health and muscle recovery, hydrogen water for deep hydration, and an iTOVi scan with a personalized essential oil roll-on to take home. Expect soothing essential oil aromas throughout the room along with chocolate for a sweet touch. Connect with other women in a peaceful atmosphere and enjoy time focused entirely on you. Special guest Kristin will be available to offer chiropractic services for an additional fee. Please bring a snack to share with the group. Space is limited.

A rocking night comes to The Station in Simpsonville, South Carolina.