Events in Greenville, SC

Learn about different types of breast pumps, reasons to pump, and ways to fit pumping into your routine while building a milk supply. The class also covers tips for pumping when returning to work and strategies for increasing supply if needed. This session is part of a six-week series covering a range of topics for families with newborns, and participants can attend at any point in the series. The free, informal class is geared toward pregnant people and families with babies under three months, though everyone is welcome. There will be time for questions and an opportunity to weigh your baby.

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.

Thursday Night Care offers dinner downstairs in the Concourse. Dinner costs $3 per adult and is free for children and students through grade 12. Registration is required each week, and payment can be made online or at the bookstore on Sunday mornings. Please register by noon on Tuesday so volunteers can prepare. Childcare is available.

Get in a weekly track run at West End Elementary School in Easley. Flexible start times are available.

Take part in a 3-mile out-and-back run, followed by time for fun and fellowship. All paces and ages are welcome.

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.

This monthly gathering offers a supportive space to explore fire flow, with music, fire performances, and the chance to watch even if you do not perform. Those who wish to burn should wear fire-safe clothing made of at least 90% natural fibers and avoid dangling jewelry and flammable products. Fire safeties can check participants’ attire and props and offer guidance, and a participation waiver and sign-in sheet are available at the fuel depot. Performers are asked to remain sober while burning. A suggested contribution of $10–$15 helps sustain the gathering, though no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Fuel offerings are also welcome. The venue offers food and drinks after performances, and people interested in vending or providing music at a future gathering can get in touch with the organizers.

Wind down after Music On Main or Monarch at Pregame Lounge in Spartanburg.

Scramble for Scholarships supports Kids’ Chance of South Carolina, a nonprofit that awards scholarships and provides assistance for children of South Carolina workers who suffered a serious or fatal injury at work. Set at Cobb’s Glen Country Club, the event features an eighteen-hole, 7,002-yard championship course with lush, well-established fairways that offer room off the tee while still requiring precision. The calm, meticulously kept surroundings are well suited for a full day on the course.

Create a personalized cup at a hands-on painting workshop. Supplies are provided, with one cup for each person. The workshop is open to all ages, and children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Wear clothes that can get messy. Finished cups will be clear glazed and available for pickup the following week.

Enjoy casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play in a friendly environment, with space for up to 28 players. Snacks and cold drinks are available for purchase while you play.

David Locke performs live at The Open Door in Pickens, SC.

Yoga for Gamers blends gentle Chair Yoga with the playful energy of board games. The plan features a 30 minute Chair Yoga session and several hours of seasonally themed tabletop games. Board game play can build a feeling of achievement, offer a welcoming break from everyday stress, and support emotional and mental health through social connection, cognitive challenge, and relaxation. It may also lift mood, ease anxiety, and sharpen critical thinking and problem solving. Because long stretches of sitting can lead to tension and discomfort, pairing yoga with gaming helps counter those physical effects, supports brain plasticity, and nurtures connections around shared activities. Games will be provided, and participants are welcome to bring personal favorites.

Bring a new Commander deck or try your hand at a draft in a welcoming community with players of all experience levels.

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

This tribute celebrates the music and legacy of Michael Jackson, showcasing his biggest hits and signature dance moves performed by an extraordinary cast of musicians alongside a standout tribute artist. The production is crafted to transport audiences to the height of his career, offering a theatrical experience that evokes the feeling of seeing him live and inviting plenty of singing and dancing to the classics. Promoted as one of the most authentic Michael Jackson tributes on tour, it delivers a nostalgic journey for fans. Tickets start at $25.

Errant Artistry presents a two-hour acrylic painting class at The Golden Grove Farm & Brewery. Follow step-by-step instruction as you paint “Fla-la-la-Mingo.” The class is designed for artists of all skill levels, and all materials are provided, including a 16-by-20-inch canvas. Beverages and food are sold separately.

Enjoy a weekly bluegrass jam featuring banjos, guitars, mandolins, dobros, and fiddle. Acoustic instruments only, with two rooms available for jamming. There is no admission fee, and donations are appreciated to help cover rent.

BELLES, also known as Kelli Belles, is a Nashville-based artist originally from Omaha whose music reflects Midwestern grit and an unfiltered sense of self, blending small-town roots with big-stage ambition. After a standout year highlighted by her self-written single Son of Jolene featuring Dolly Parton, she brings a striking voice that fuses a dreamy contemporary edge with the timeless country soul of the Dolly, Tammy, and Loretta era. Her sound is rooted in authenticity and shaped by the drive that continues to guide her path.

Talented Govie vocalists present staged scenes from opera, operetta, and Broadway. The program is free and open to the public.

Experience a blackout edition of a multi-award-winning, highly interactive, top-rated Upstate South Carolina haunt set in the backwoods of Easley, South Carolina. The journey lasts over half an hour and covers more than 440 yards of completely unlit trail, leading through 20 plus indoor and outdoor scenes while dozens of monsters, rednecks, lost souls, and failed experiments close in from the shadows. Visitors can choose a standard tour or an R-rated option for ages 17 and older that requires a signed waiver. The R-rated path is more physical and intense, with performers who may shout, grab, lift, or separate participants, and stage extreme encounters that can include being placed in a freezer, locked in a cell, restrained in an electric chair, or drawn into sinister clown games. This is a final chance to take on the haunt in total darkness.

The Greenville Boat Show takes place at the Greenville Convention Center.

Enjoy a yoga practice followed by complimentary coffee, friendly conversation, and time to connect in a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. The gathering is open to members and non-members. Regular drop-in class rates apply for non-members.

Dacusville UMC is hosting Emergency Response Team training for anyone interested in learning about emergency response and preparing to help their community during times of need. The training offers an opportunity to develop skills, serve neighbors, and become better prepared for disasters.

Learn practical skills for responding to emergencies, staying calm under pressure, and helping keep families, neighbors, and the community safe. This training is open to everyone in the community.

Prince of Peace Catholic Church and School hosts an indoor craft fair with many vendors showcasing handmade creations. Timed for the Christmas season, the event features festive crafts and a wide variety of items to suit different interests.

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.

Step into a world of shields, saga, and song at an annual Viking festival at Hagood Mill Historic Site. Expect live combat and dueling, axe and spear throwing contests, and a theatrical telling of Beowulf that includes puppetry. Explore living history encampments, meet warriors, crafters, and storytellers, and browse a market of artisan goods, weaponry, jewelry, and other treasures. Enjoy hearty fare in mead hall fashion, dance and music around the fire, and the dramatic burning of a Viking ship. Costumes are encouraged, with furs and chainmail welcome. Admission is $10 for ages 13 and up, $5 for ages 4 to 12, and free for ages 3 and under.

The holiday market returns to Slater Hall Community Center in Marietta, SC. Vendor spaces are still available.

A free family event at MeSA Soccer Complex in Greer brings the Elks Soccer Shoot Program to Field 9 for ages 4 to 15, from Greenville Elks Lodge 858. Young players can showcase their shooting skills with the chance to advance through Local Lodge, District, State, and Region rounds. Scores from State and Region winners are forwarded to the national program to determine champions in each age and gender group. For questions, email elks858lac@gmail.com or send a direct message.

Take a walking tour through downtown Greenville to learn about the prominent Black history that is an integral part of the city’s story. The tour is led by Kendra Williams, a South Carolina native, Greenville resident, and tourism professional.

Get hands-on with clay handbuilding and shape a piece that is entirely your own. Two pricing options are offered, both charged by the pound. For $35 per pound, tools and paint are provided and your piece is fired twice. After you build, it dries and is fired after about three to four weeks, then you will receive a call to come back and paint. Once painted, it is fired a second time and is typically ready for pickup in about one week. There is no call after the second firing. For $30 per pound, tools are included and painting happens the same day you build. The piece is then fired once after about three to four weeks, and you will be called when it is ready to pick up.

Experience a free, outdoor Autumn Vendor Market at Westside Market Greenville, where more than 50 vendors will line the exterior of the building. Shop locally made and curated goods and get a head start on holiday gifting while enjoying lunch from food trucks. A beverage trailer will be on site, and families can enjoy a bounce house along with a highland cow petting zoo. The market is planned rain or shine, with plans reevaluated if hazardous weather is expected. For vendor inquiries, contact Kendall Scruggs, owner of Memphis Fresh, via Facebook Messenger only. There are no other hosts or contacts for this event, so please be cautious about scammers.

This family-friendly gathering features hayrides, games, inflatables, candy, face painting, food, crafts, and more.

Explore a monthly gathering of more than 75 local vendors offering an eclectic mix of goods, alongside live music, a food truck, and on-site options for chocolate, coffee, and drinks. The market takes place at Poe West in Greenville’s Village Arts District and features pizza, salads, and pickles from Fermetery Mobile Kitchen, with treats from La Rue Chocolate and drinks from Six & Twenty Distillery and Unlocked Coffee. Entry and parking are free.

Now in its twentieth year, this car show invites enthusiasts to showcase every kind of vehicle, from classics and late models to street rods and imports. Entry is free. Registration will be available, and awards will be presented. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be sold. All proceeds support families at Christmas in partnership with Greer Relief. For additional information, call 864-979-9626.

Cody Blackwell is a solo acoustic musician from the Greenville and Simpsonville area of South Carolina. His music blends classic rock, ’80s pop, country, and rhythm and blues, with a style suited to settings from relaxed pub nights to lively brewery atmospheres.

The 6th Annual Mizfitz for Military Show, presented by Mizfitz of the Upstate in partnership with Harley Davidson of Greenville, supports Marine veteran Benjamin Smith, a single father of three who is facing transportation challenges. Proceeds will help fund repairs to his vehicle, which he relies on for his work commute. The show features vehicle classes with awards, specialty awards, a 50/50 raffle, and a silent auction with items donated by local businesses and individuals.

Enjoy a creative holiday workshop led by Emberline Collective, where you’ll design a custom 22-inch artificial fir wreath to enjoy year after year. Choose from holiday florals, ribbons, greenery, and seasonal textures to create a wreath that feels uniquely yours. Supplies are included, and no experience is necessary. The workshop is for ages 14 and older, and the cost is $100 per person. Registration and payment are required online, and walk-ins are not accepted.

Create a ceramic Christmas tree at a workshop hosted at Hearts Of Clay. A $60 reservation secures a seat and includes a $10 nonrefundable event fee plus a $50 deposit that is applied to the purchase of a ceramic tree or light up during the event. Trees start at $65, and the $50 deposit is deducted during the event. Each participant must reserve their own seat to paint, and seating is limited. Projects need to be completed that night, then they will be kiln fired and ready for pickup in about three weeks. Snacks and beverages are included.

Experience Flying Rabbit Adventures as evening falls by navigating aerial obstacles and ziplining through the trees on the Aerial Adventure Course. Participants are provided with a headlamp and glow sticks. The Halloween trip includes an invitation to wear a costume.

This event offers a relaxed evening at the Irish Pub with music, food, and friendly company.

Enjoy dinner alongside a humorous, challenging crime-solving mystery set in the present day and unfolding in real time. The actors are concealed among the audience, so the culprit may be hiding in plain sight, and you could become a prime suspect. This interactive murder mystery dinner theatre is designed for adults and blends intrigue, comedy, and unscripted moments.

The Greenville Swamp Rabbits face the Atlanta Gladiators at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC. Military members can receive a discount at the box office by presenting a valid Military ID.

BIG Radio appears at The Mason Jar in Greer on the first Saturday of each month. The atmosphere gets lively and the room fills quickly, so arriving early or reserving a table is recommended.

Kids can learn, play, and trade Pokémon at this free meetup. Decks are provided for new players, so there’s no need to bring anything.

Learn the specialist game KT in a friendly group setting, building skills together and getting ready for an upcoming league. Plan to focus on the rules and practice the fundamentals. Bring a GW-legal KT, the KT rulebook, dice, a ruler or tape measure, and an eager mindset.

The Faint will perform in Greenville, South Carolina.

Jarret Forrester & The Southern Sadness perform a heartfelt blend of country, Americana, and southern rock. Led by Greenville songwriter Jarret Forrester, the band pairs honest storytelling and gritty vocals with driving energy rooted in the spirit of the South.

A women-centered networking gathering focused on genuine connection, encouragement, and growth. Designed for those in business, leadership, and entrepreneurship, it fosters support and shared experiences rather than traditional networking. Each meetup features a guest contributor who offers practical insight, tools, or a personal story to encourage both professional and personal development. The flow typically begins with casual mingling over coffee or breakfast, continues with introductions and the featured contributor, and ends with a brief wrap up. Conversations are intended to be authentic, uplifting, and useful. Hosted at Social Latitude Playground & Pub in Greenville, this event is free and open to the public. Business owners, professionals, creatives, and others seeking a welcoming community will find a space to connect with intention and leave motivated to rise and thrive.

A networking meeting for pro-liberty businesses that operate with integrity.

Swap gently loved books, enjoy coffee from Boogie Coffee, and make a bookmark with Page & Post for an additional $5. The event is free, and space is limited.

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.

Network with fellow business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals from Greenville at a free, community-centered gathering at The Picklr Greenville. Enjoy easygoing conversation in a laid-back setting, plus complimentary pickleball for those who wish to play, with no formal presentations and no sales pitches. Registration through The Picklr app or website is required to manage capacity. Anyone choosing to play must have an active Picklr account, complete the program registration, and acknowledge the waiver.

This benefit brings fashion and philanthropy together with a runway showcase of looks from local boutiques. Expect opportunities to shop vendor displays, place bids in a silent auction, and enjoy food offerings, with adult drinks available for purchase. Guests are encouraged to wear a color that represents a cancer awareness cause meaningful to them, or simply choose a favorite color to show support for everyone affected by cancer. Tickets cost $25.

The 2nd Annual Oyster Roast & BBQ is a fundraiser supporting Rotary Scholarships. Admission is $60 per person and covers entry and food, and e-bike raffle tickets are available for $25 each. Enjoy live music from STATIC 85 throughout the event.

An evening with The Hiding Place and the Gabby Petito Foundation centers on community, connection, dialogue, and healing. It begins with a relaxed hot dog dinner that offers time to meet others and build relationships. The gathering then moves into a Community Restorative Justice Circle, an intentional, guided conversation where participants can take part or observe and hear voices from community leaders, survivors, service providers, law enforcement, and representatives of the foundation. Survivors, advocates, first responders, service providers, community leaders, family members, and anyone who cares about safer communities are welcome, with the focus on understanding that grows when people sit together and share.

Explore perimenopause, menopause, and midlife women’s health in a welcoming three-hour class that breaks down key topics and offers clear guidance for navigating care. A nurse practitioner who is passionate about supporting women in their 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond leads a detailed presentation, with a short intermission for light snacks and refreshments. After the presentation, there is dedicated time for open discussion and questions. Tickets are $35 per person.

Prisma Health presents a relaxed outdoor concert experience at Greer City Park. Enjoy live music while sampling food from visiting food trucks and sipping your favorite beverages as you unwind on the lawn. Bring a blanket or chairs so you can settle in comfortably with your group. Smoking is prohibited and pets are not allowed. Guests who are 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. For accessibility requests, including auxiliary aids or services, call 864-968-7008 as early as possible and no later than 48 hours before the event.

Enjoy a self-guided evening of natural wellness and self-care, with time to relax, recharge, and connect with other women. The $20 ticket includes ionic detox foot baths, charcoal facial masks, natural spa-quality facials, vibration plates, red light therapy, hydrogen water, and an iTOVi scan with a personalized essential oil recommendation and roll-on blend. Calming essential oils and chocolate will add to the experience. A guest will also offer chiropractic services for an additional charge. Guests are asked to bring a snack to share.

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.

Brooke Ashton brings live music to The Open Door in Pickens, South Carolina.

At the Greenville Zoo in Greenville, SC, Zoom Through the Zoo features a lively 5K with a distinctive loop inside the zoo, the only race of its kind in the city. Presented by the Greenville Zoo Foundation and part of the Greenville Track Club Corporate Shield series, this family friendly fundraiser welcomes runners of all ages. A Kids Fun Run also moves through the zoo so younger participants can be part of the excitement. Registration for the 5K starts at $25, with prices increasing as the event draws closer. The Kids Fun Run is $15, and the best rate is available with early registration.

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.

Simpsonville Cards & Collectibles Show features 240 tables to explore. General admission is 3.00, with free entry for ages 12 and under. Parking is free.

Girls on the Run Upstate SC brings its Fall Celebrate Your Start 5K to BridgeWay Station, serving as the capstone to a season in which hundreds of girls built confidence, strengthened connections and discovered they can do hard things. The event features a family friendly run and a bustling 5K Village with activities and local partners, along with enthusiastic cheering and plenty of finish line excitement. Girls on the Run teams will be joined by families, community runners, volunteers, running buddies, friends and neighbors, as well as supporters who want to encourage the participants. This celebration centers on confidence, courage, connection and joy.

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.

Celebrate the season at A Thrasher’s Farm with a holiday-themed makers market filled with local creativity and autumn charm. Browse handmade goods from local makers and vendors, enjoy live music, and relax in a cozy fall setting that welcomes families and friends. Whether you are searching for unique gifts or planning an easygoing day at the farm, this community-focused market offers a warm way to support small businesses and enjoy the spirit of the season.

Greenville hosts a high energy step fitness event as The Upstate Step Classic features Xtreme Hip Hop with Phil at the Riley Pendergrass Family Life Center. The experience pairs upbeat music with step routines designed to keep participants moving from start to finish. It welcomes all fitness levels and offers a community focused workout with Phil alongside a lineup of steppers. Space is limited. Hosted by Rhythm N Sweat Fitness.

Create festive keepsakes together at a family-friendly clay workshop. Hand-build and paint up to 10 ornaments from a prepared clay slab, using a wide selection of cookie cutter shapes in small and large sizes. Cutting, decorating, and painting all happen in one visit, then pieces are kiln fired after they have fully dried. Pricing is $40 per family, not per person, and just one ticket covers the whole family. The number of ornaments you can make depends on the cutter sizes you choose, since larger shapes use more clay. Want to go beyond the included set? Additional ornaments are available for $4 each and include making and painting. A nonrefundable $20 deposit is due two days in advance so supplies can be prepared, with the remaining balance paid at the event. Finished ornaments will be ready for pickup in approximately 3 to 4 weeks after firing, and you will be contacted when they are ready.

Celebrate the season and gameday spirit with complimentary face and arm painting by fine artist Leah Hurley at Simpsonville Fine Arts Gallery. The theme spotlights Fall Fantasy and Gameday Faces, with choices ranging from football-inspired designs and team colors to woodland fairies, forest animals, and other autumn motifs. All are welcome, including children ages 3 and up as well as adults and families. Donations are appreciated.

Entry is $10 per person. A deck list is required to participate, and registration is held before the event begins. Have your deck list ready at registration.

Explore tarot through hands-on collage making with Greenville Mystics at Half Rooted in Greenville. Participants can select a card that feels meaningful or draw one at the pop up, then use the provided supplies to create a personalized piece. This is a free gathering with all materials included. Guests are encouraged to support the host restaurant by purchasing food or drinks, with both nonalcoholic and alcoholic options available from this Colombian eatery. Attendees are welcome to bring extra magazines or other ephemera to share. Tarot readings will not be offered, though bringing a favorite deck for inspiration is encouraged. An attached lot provides free parking. Greenville Mystics organizes community pop ups across the Upstate SC area to connect people through tarot, crafting, ritual, and conversation. Everyone is welcome, and the space is intended to be free of hate and discrimination. Anyone using discriminatory language will be asked to leave.

This event features a live musical performance.

Platinum-selling country artist Darryl Worley takes the stage for a live performance featuring signature hits like Have You Forgotten?, I Miss My Friend, and Awful, Beautiful Life. Across six albums and 18 Billboard-charting singles, his music blends heartfelt lyrics, authentic storytelling, and a classic country sound. Event policies include no refunds, complimentary on-site parking, clear bags only with all bags subject to inspection, and no outside food or beverages.

Chart-topping singer-songwriter Jamie MacDonald brings the Left It In The River Tour to Greenville, with Joe L Barnes. Hear favorites including “Desperate,” “Left It In The River,” and “My Family.” After touring with Chris Tomlin, Benjamin William Hastings, and others, Jamie is setting out with her own show and looking forward to connecting with fans in a new way.

The Eric Weiler Band returns to perform at Smileys on the Roxx on the second Saturday of every month. The performance is described as wild, so plan to arrive early.

A women's basketball matchup between the University of South California and the University of South Carolina takes place at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. Presales will be offered before tickets go on sale to the general public.

Errant Artistry presents a relaxing Bob Ross style oil painting class at Simpsonville Fine Arts Gallery in Simpsonville, SC. Certified Bob Ross Instructor Andrea Williams (CRI, CRFI) guides painters through Divine Elegance Winter, a tranquil cold-season landscape with soaring mountains, snowy evergreens, a reflective lake, and a welcoming cabin. This three-hour session is designed for all experience levels. Participants learn the wet on wet technique featured on The Joy of Painting and complete a 16" x 20" canvas. All materials are supplied, including the canvas. Attendees may bring their own snacks and beverages, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, since refreshments are not provided. The class is open to ages 16 and older. Registration is required at $95 per person. A minimum of seven registered painters is needed for the class to run, otherwise it will be canceled and refunds will be issued to those registered. Cancellations made at least 48 hours before the class are eligible for a refund or class credit, and no refunds or credits are offered within 48 hours. For questions, contact Andrea with Errant Artistry at 864-504-9957.

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.

St. Peter's Players present Charlotte's Web. "With the right words, you can change the world!" is a quoted line from E. B. White included with this presentation.

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.

Spartanburg Boutique Crawl presents a market-style shopping experience with a lively girls night out vibe. Attendees can browse a range of boutiques offering standout deals and doorbusters, enjoy food and drinks, capture moments at interactive photo stations, and take part in giveaways. The focus is on shopping, sipping, and saving in a fun, upbeat atmosphere.

This monthly Wild Women’s Circle is guided by spiritual guide Maykayla and mental health professional Janey Capers, who weave intuition, grounding, and joy into a welcoming, magical space. The evening centers on connection, sisterhood, and remembering personal power. It begins with warm introductions, playful icebreakers, conversation, and nourishing snacks. A simple opening ritual follows to cleanse and set intentions, inviting a sense of presence and wonder. Journal prompts with the option to share encourage each woman to hear her inner voice and be witnessed, while making room for laughter, tears, wisdom, and the ease of being together. After the circle, some choose to linger for music, dancing, and continued sisterhood. Attendees are invited to wear whatever feels radiant and comfortable, from cozy sweaters to flowing dresses or sparkles. Please bring a journal and pen, a favorite treat or snack for yourself or to share, and, if you wish, meaningful spiritual items such as moon water, crystals, tarot cards, or treasured talismans. Come as you are and leave feeling more connected, empowered, and alive.

Americana songwriting duo Brian Ashley Jones and Melanie Jean perform original songs featured in film and television, along with a selection of Country and Classic Rock favorites.

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

Celebrate the Christmas season with a special visit from Santa at Sip & Play Café. Tickets include professional photos, playtime at the café, and two complimentary drinks per ticket. Local vendors BunnyGrace, a baby and children’s boutique, and Tetelestai Permanent Jewelry will also be there. Advance reservations are required, and walk-ins are not accepted.

Enjoy live music.

The Dinner Detective brings an interactive true crime murder mystery to the dinner table, inviting guests to solve a comedic case while enjoying dinner. The action is set in the present and unfolds in real time. Actors are embedded among the audience, so the culprit could be anyone nearby and attendees may find themselves pegged as suspects. Expect a lively, social atmosphere suited to adults, with improvisation, laughter, and plenty of intrigue. Performing nationwide since 2004, this dinner theatre experience offers unpredictable twists and unscripted moments from start to finish.

Toy Federation brings back its annual lobby swap at Retro-Toy Con: Greenville SC 2026. After the show, attendees, vendors, and collectors gather in the main lobby of Embassy Suites in Greenville, SC for a casual marketplace focused on toys and collectibles. Participants may bring a tub of items to sell or trade with others, creating plenty of opportunities to make deals and discover new finds among fellow fans.

This show includes separate door and start times to help you plan your arrival and settle in before the performance begins.

Beachin' Boogie Dance Party brings a lively mix of instruction and social dancing to Landmark Hall. It begins with a Shag dance lesson led by Natalie Foreverland, then shifts into an upbeat dance party powered by DJ Natalie Foreverland with crossover, high energy, Top 40 music designed to fit multiple styles. Dancers can wear casual attire or show off beach themed dancewear. Expect a wide range of genres including WCS, ECS, Shag, Hustle, Swing, Cha Cha, Rumba, Salsa, Bachata, NC2, Waltz, Foxtrot, Freestyle, Line Dance, and Tango. Guests may optionally bring a favorite covered dish or dessert, and anyone who brings food will be entered into a special drawing limited to potluck participants. Water, Coke, Sprite, and ginger ale will be available for purchase, and the event is BYOB. Tickets are $14 online or $17 at the door and on the day of the event online.

Gather for a community 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, the gathering explores the Moon’s origins in Native American traditions and its significance in astrology. Participants can reflect on the Full Moon’s energy, take part in a guided meditation to release what no longer serves them and align with their intentions, and finish with an interactive practice such as oracle card pulling, journaling, or another grounding activity. Blankets, mats, pillows, and other comforting meditation items are welcome. Please refrain from wearing perfumes or fragrances to help create a serene and inclusive environment.

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.

Step into a festive farm celebration with activities for all ages. Sip hot chocolate, roast s'mores, and dive into seasonal craft-making. Explore goods from local vendors, challenge a Christmas-themed escape room, and capture keepsakes at a cheerful holiday photo booth. Holiday music performed live sets the mood throughout, surrounding the experience with the sounds of the season. Before heading home, select a live Christmas tree to take with you and keep the spirit shining.

Similar to the Beast Feast format, participants pledge an unbuilt and unpainted vehicle or monster model, complete the build and paint work in advance, then take part in a large megabattle that showcases the finished creations.

Rhythm Jab returns to Tap Three in Woodruff, a favorite spot, for a Black Friday wind down.

A red-carpet style celebration glides onto the ice as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy host a glittering gala. Stories from Zootopia 2, Tangled, Beauty and the Beast, Toy Story, and Monsters, Inc. unfold with Hollywood flair, pairing dazzling skating with high-energy moments. Stitch introduces Angel for her sparkling on-ice debut, and the Disney Villains make a dramatic entrance that brings extra thrills. The spotlight even turns to the audience, making fans part of the celebration at Disney On Ice presents Spotlight Magic. Costumes are not permitted for guests ages 14 and older. Ticket options include public onsale, presales, and VIP packages.

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.

The Challengers meeting offers a welcoming space for people who have lost a spouse to gather, find support, and connect with others who understand this stage of life.

A festive Christmas parade will wind along Main Street in Fountain Inn, described as unlike anything else in the Upstate. Sponsored by United Community Bank and HIS Radio, this community celebration is all about getting everyone in the holiday spirit. Arrive ahead of time with a blanket so you can settle into a comfortable viewing spot along the route. Spectators and participants are both welcome, and those bringing horses can apply through Sign-Up Genius.

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.

Idlehurst Foundation and the City of Woodruff present a vibrant farmers market at W. R. Mckinney Park in Woodruff, featuring local produce, handmade goods, sweet treats, and a welcoming community vibe. The season includes spring and fall markets, plus a special Holiday Market where shoppers can find meaningful gifts from small businesses. The kickoff market coincides with the City of Woodruff’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, offering a lively start to the season. Vendors can reserve a space for $15 per spring or fall market or $20 for the Holiday Market, with discounts available when booking all spring or all fall dates. A portion of proceeds supports the City of Woodruff for facility use, and the remaining funds provide riding scholarships through the Idlehurst Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that offers therapeutic riding opportunities for neurodivergent children and adults. Every purchase supports local makers and helps extend the healing power of horsemanship.

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.

Nara Hall hosts a toy, card and collectibles convention with a wide variety to explore, including sports cards, Hot Wheels, model kits, wrestling collectibles, die-cast vehicles, action figures, 3D printed pieces, NASCAR and drag racing items, D&D, sports memorabilia, Pokémon, anime, and more. Door prizes are awarded throughout the event. A cosplay contest offers cash prizes.

Christmas at Timms Mill welcomes visitors for an open house featuring free grits samples and hot apple cider. Guests can purchase bags of stone ground grits and Timms Mill merchandise, and there are activities for the whole family. A live performance will take place on the front porch of the mill, and copies of the album Christmas in the Holler will be available.

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.

Santa will be at Hearts of Clay for a hands-on pottery painting experience with photo opportunities. Children can choose a piece to decorate, such as a cookie plate or an ornament, or select any item they like. Santa can add a personal touch with his thumbprint or handprint on pieces like plates to create a keepsake. A $25 payment reserves one child’s spot and includes a $10 nonrefundable event fee plus a $15 credit toward pottery purchased at the event. A minimum pottery purchase of $15 applies. The fee also covers snacks and individual time with Santa for each painter. Bring a camera for pictures. Each child’s ticket includes admission for up to two adults. Attendance is limited to ensure everyone has time to speak with Santa.

The Queers are performing in Greenville, South Carolina. Advance tickets are listed at $20, with day-of tickets listed at $25.

Homeschool Day at Greenville Zoo offers homeschool families reduced admission, guided tours of the zoo, and educational programs designed for families. Tickets and registration are handled directly by the zoo.

Celebrate the season at a winter fashion show with a masquerade theme. Attendees are encouraged to dress for the occasion. After the show, discover how to begin your journey into the beauty industry, enjoy light snacks, and take tours.

Celebrate the season with a holiday-themed mushroom experience in Easley, SC that explores the surprising connections between fungi and winter traditions. Over about 90 minutes, learn about cold-loving mushrooms and their role in forest ecology, delve into tales that link red and white mushrooms to familiar holiday legends, watch a log inoculation demonstration, and take a peaceful walk along a woodland mushroom trail. Warm drinks, laughter, and a touch of holiday magic are part of the experience, and festive attire such as Santa hats and cozy sweaters is encouraged. To prepare, wear closed-toed shoes and dress for chilly weather. Bring water or a thermos with something hot. Tours proceed in light rain or mist, and heavy rain may shorten the outdoor portion. Service animals are welcome, but pets are not. Picnics or holiday treats can be enjoyed after the tour. Blending science and folklore, this outing offers fresh insights and maybe a few of Santa’s fungal secrets.

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.

American Aquarium performs live. Tickets are $25 in advance or through the artist presale, and $30 on the day of the show.

Experience the Christmas on Commerce Holiday Market, featuring vendors with handmade items, unique gifts, and seasonal decor. Browse at your own pace, pick out one-of-a-kind presents, and support local vendors in Liberty.

The Jingle Bell Jam brings a festive dose of holiday music to Pickens, SC, with a three-band lineup. Enjoy performances by Creekwater Collective, North State Grass, and Reedy River String Band to help get into the Christmas spirit. For details or questions, call 864-506-2982 or email marketatmillevents@gmail.com.

Sidecar appears at The Mason Jar for a high energy dance party. Arrive early, as the venue tends to fill quickly.

Santa Claus visits Warehouse at Vaughn’s for a festive meet and greet the whole family can enjoy. Expect cheerful photo opportunities and time to say hello to Santa, creating keepsake moments for children and the young at heart. Guests are encouraged to bring a camera to capture the fun.

This hafla celebrates movement and music with rhythmic drumming, expressive dance, and a variety of performances. Live music will be woven throughout the program. The showcase welcomes area dancers to present pieces created during 2026 or offer previews of plans for 2027, and performer applications are being accepted. Admission is free, with donations or food contributions accepted. Alcohol is not permitted.

Distant performs in Greenville, South Carolina, with Heavy//Hitter, Torn Open, Katywentmissing, Squelching, and Violent End.

Classical Arts Entertainment brings The Nutcracker to the stage with United European Ballet, delivering a full-length holiday favorite with Broadway flair and theatrical sparkle. The tale follows Clara, her enigmatic Nutcracker Prince, a face-off with the Mouse King, and a journey into the Land of Sweets. Set to the celebrated score by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the production blends classical ballet tradition with vibrant storytelling, lively choreography, and festive moments suited for all ages. Audiences can expect hand-painted scenery, refined costumes crafted by European designers, and an international cast that brings the story to life with precision and artistry. Presented and promoted by Classical Arts Entertainment, led by Michael Art, this ballet is performed in two acts with one intermission and is suitable for ages 2 and up. Event policies include no refunds, complimentary on-site parking, a clear-bag requirement, no outside food or beverages, and bag inspections upon entry.

Greenville, SC welcomes NIGHTRAIN, a Guns N’ Roses tribute that channels the Sunset Strip sound with high-octane energy, authentic vocals, and the signature guitar tones fans recognize. Expect anthem after anthem, including Welcome to the Jungle, Sweet Child O’ Mine, Paradise City, Patience, Mr. Brownstone, Nightrain, and Rocket Queen, plus more classics and deep cuts. The show aims to capture the look, attitude, and excitement of a full GNR concert in a close-up setting. Advance tickets are priced at $20.00, and day-of admission is $25.00.

Explore the world of fungi in a beginner-friendly, hands-on class at Hagood Mill Historic Site. Mushrooms 101 covers the basics of mushroom anatomy and classification, along with entry-level identification by genus and family. Safety is emphasized through detailed study of several deadly poisonous species. After learning the fundamentals, participants practice cultivating mushrooms on logs and in garden beds and inoculate a log for the Hagood Mill mushroom garden, allowing for future visits to see the progress. The experience includes a guided walk around the property to look for wild mushrooms. The cost is $50 per person, with a minimum of three and a maximum of ten participants. Please bring a notebook or other materials for taking notes and wear old shoes, since hot wax used during inoculation may drip.

Honor the seasonal turning point with a calming sound bath that invites closure on the past year and a fresh beginning. Guided meditations encourage releasing old patterns and making room for new possibilities in the year ahead. Soothing vibrations from instruments such as singing bowls, gongs, and chimes promote deep relaxation, thoughtful reflection, and a renewed outlook on the year’s shortest day. Participants can rest in their favorite restorative poses as the soundscape eases stress and anxiety and nurtures a steady sense of inner peace. The experience centers on letting go of what no longer serves and setting clear intentions for the coming year.

Rooted in the Cold Full Moon in the air sign Gemini, this session emphasizes curiosity, fresh learning, and connection with the nearby community. Over the course of ninety minutes, participants move through deep relaxation and meditation, set clear intentions, and experience a calming sound bath that blends a variety of instruments.

Enjoy a live tribute concert celebrating the music of Bon Jovi. Advance tickets are priced at $20, with day-of admission at $25.

Unwind with a calming blend of Yin and Restorative yoga supported by gong therapy for a head to toe reset. Settle into relaxing poses that encourage presence, while longer-held Yin postures reach into the connective tissues to ease stored tension. The resonant sound of the gong helps quiet stressful thoughts and deepens relaxation. Leave with a clearer mind, a more comfortable body, and space to set fresh intentions for the year ahead.

Celebrate New Year's Eve with a vibrant Vinyasa Flow set to energizing music. This guided session weaves breath and movement into a dynamic sequence that helps release the past year and welcome fresh intentions. Expect to build heat with fluid, dance-like and free-flowing movements, then unwind with a calming final relaxation. Suitable for all levels, the experience centers on mindfulness, rhythm, and intention setting, leaving participants grounded, empowered, and ready for the year ahead.

An annual New Year's Day gathering featuring a group workout followed by a shared potluck. Participants 13 and older are welcome, and everyone brings something to share.

An orchestral and choral concert celebrates the music of the Harry Potter films with The Magical Film Orchestra and Choir. The program showcases Academy Award honored scores by John Williams and Alexandre Desplat, alongside works by Patrick Doyle and Nicholas Hooper, with a night of stage illusions, a themed quiz, and interactive moments with the audience. Signature pieces include Hedwig's Theme, Dumbledore's Farewell, Voldemort's Entry Theme, and Witches, Wands, and Wizards. A Weasley or another special guest from the films will present the music and offer a complimentary photo opportunity for ticket holders. No refunds. Complimentary on-site parking is available. Clear bags only, and no outside food or beverages are permitted. All bags are subject to inspection upon entry. Harry Potter and other titles are trademarks of their respective owners, and this is an independent concert not affiliated with or endorsed by the studios, production companies, or trademark holders.

Experience the musical world of J.R.R. Tolkien brought to life by a film orchestra, choir, and star soloists. Over the course of two hours, a guest star joins the ensemble to present iconic themes from The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and The Rings of Power in an acoustic setting that ranges from the menace of Mordor and the piercing calls of the Black Riders to the luminous melodies of the elves. The production has been praised for its emotional impact and mythical atmosphere, with Howard Shore’s award-winning music spanning thunderous percussion to delicate flute lines and drawing reports of extended ovations and multiple encores. Event policies include no refunds, complimentary onsite parking, clear bags only, no outside food or beverages, and bag inspections upon entry. This is an independent production and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the studios, production companies, or trademark owners. The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and The Rings of Power are trademarks of their respective owners.

Experience a sweeping tribute to the symphonic world of Hans Zimmer as the Hollywood Film Orchestra brings iconic film music to life with an immersive blend of sound and visuals. Themes from James Bond, The Lion King, Pirates of the Caribbean, Gladiator, The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar, Top Gun, and Dune are presented in a concert enhanced by striking light installations, laser artistry, and curated film clips. Star soloists from the Original Broadway Production perform selections from The Lion King, adding a theatrical spark to the program. Designed for film enthusiasts, music lovers, and families, this event celebrates the work of an Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Emmy winning composer whose scores have shaped modern cinema across more than 200 films. The evening also salutes Hans Zimmer’s inspiration, Ennio Morricone, with music from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West. Known for composing early in the filmmaking process, Zimmer’s approach helped influence projects such as Gladiator, with the director working directly from his studio to shape the film’s opening. Press coverage has praised the concert’s energy, the excitement in the hall, and the impact of a full orchestra. Created specifically for this series, the Hollywood Film Orchestra frequently partners with state orchestras across Europe and has appeared at leading venues including Koncerthuset in Copenhagen, the Konzerthaus in Vienna, Großes Festspielhaus Salzburg, Salle Pleyel in Paris, Laeiszhalle Hamburg, and Tonhalle Zürich. Hans Zimmer is a trademark of its respective owners. This production is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by any studios, production companies, or trademark holders. Please note the following policies: no refunds, complimentary onsite parking, clear bags only, no outside food or beverages, and all bags are subject to inspection upon entry.