Free events in Greenville, SC

Rise & Thrive is a welcoming community gathering where women come together for authentic connections, encouragement, and growth. Tailored for those in business, leadership, and entrepreneurship, it is open to the public and free to attend. Each month features a guest contributor who shares practical insight, useful tools, or a personal story to support both personal and professional development. The format builds in time to grab coffee or breakfast, meet fellow attendees, and settle in, then moves into introductions and the featured contributor before a brief close. It welcomes business owners, professionals, creatives, and anyone seeking a supportive network. Hosted at Social Latitude Playground & Pub in Greenville, this monthly meetup centers on real conversation and community-minded growth.

A popular outdoor yoga gathering in Downtown Greenville turns Camperdown Plaza into a lively studio filled with movement and community spirit. Led by Abbey Garcia, this complimentary class welcomes all experience levels, from first-timers to long-time practitioners, and the strong turnout adds to the supportive vibe. Bring a yoga mat and consider inviting a friend to share the experience.

Have fun with Music Bingo. It is free to play, prizes are up for grabs, and you can enjoy a bite to eat while you take part.

Monday nights at Smiley’s On the Roxx feature an open jam where musicians of any level can step up and play. Bring an instrument, lend your voice, or kick back and enjoy live, unscripted music as it unfolds. Expect a range of sounds from blues and rock to funk, soul, and beyond, with spontaneous collaborations and unexpected moments. There is no cover charge, the vibe is relaxed and welcoming, and drinks are available in downtown Greenville.

A no-cost, welcoming space for pregnant people, new moms, and other birthing parents. Bring your baby and your questions, settle into a relaxed come as you are setting to meet others, share experiences, and receive support. Snacks and refreshments will be available, and advance registration is required.

A family-focused evening at Southern Weaving Food Hall features food, playful movie trivia, and perks for all ages. Children receive a complimentary meal with the purchase of an adult entree, and $5 pints are available.

Pumping Like a Pro offers practical guidance on choosing different types of pumps, why and when to pump, and how to fit pumping into a daily routine to begin storing milk. The class also shares tips for pumping after returning to work and ways to increase milk supply if needed. This free session is part of the Baby Basics six week series and is geared toward pregnant moms and those with babies under 3 months old, but all are welcome. Held at the Breastfeeding Center at Parkside, it provides a casual, informative setting where you can attend with your newborn and connect with other new parents. A baby scale is available for weight checks, and there is time for questions at the end. The Baby Basics series covers different topics each week, including bringing home your baby, choosing a daycare, and feeding, and participants can start at any point in the series. Registration is appreciated but not required.

Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive presented by Edgeworth Capital Group (a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC) benefiting Metropolitan Arts Council fills NOMA Square with free live music, food trucks, and beverages. Each installment spotlights favorite local food trucks, creating a lively atmosphere for taking in performances and enjoying refreshments.