This weekend in Greenville, SC

Tackle a challenging out and back walk on the Doodle Trail, beginning on the Easley side and heading to Pickens. The route is about 8.5 miles to town, with a lunch break in Pickens, then a return walk of the same distance back to the cars. The goal is roughly six hours on foot, though the total time could be a little shorter or longer. There is a $20 accountability fee, and at the finish one participant will be randomly selected to receive half of the total collected fees. For example, if 10 people take part, the pot would be $200 and the winner would receive $100. This six hour effort serves as a step toward a future 12 hour walk.

The Really Good, Really Big, Really Cheap Book Sale begins with a kick-off party that requires tickets to be purchased in advance, with none available at the door. After that, the sale opens to the public on Saturday. Sunday brings the Big Bag Bonanza, when visitors can fill a bag of books for $15.

This event brings together a variety of vendors and boutiques offering unique handmade goods, along with coffee, delicious food, and sweet treats. Shoppers will find jewelry and plenty of options for babies and kids, plus many other discoveries. Vendor space inquiries should be sent by direct message to Kayla Graham, who is the only contact for this event.

A traveling vintage marketplace brings a curated mix of classic clothing, home goods, and retro‑inspired handmade pieces to the Greenville Convention Center. Vendors from across the country are thoughtfully selected to create a highly curated shopping experience with a wide range of styles and price points. Touring 17 cities nationwide, the event prioritizes community, sustainability, and creativity while supporting approximately 70 to 120 small businesses, curators, and artists at each stop, offering plenty for anyone who loves vintage. Admission is $10 in advance and $12 on the day, plus applicable credit card fees. Children 12 and under are admitted free without a ticket. No refunds. By attending, guests consent to photography, video, and audio recording that may be used for promotional purposes in various formats without additional approval or compensation, and waive any rights to review or make claims regarding such use.

Get ready for a high-energy daytime crawl featuring brunch bites, bubbly cocktails, and multiple fun stops across Greenville. With your ticket, you’ll move from venue to venue for curated food and drink specials, plus a welcome mimosa at check-in. The event is 21+ only, check-in is required within the assigned window, and it runs rain or shine.

Randomonium brings Rand Aid 3, a tribute concert that channels the spirit of the 1985 Live Aid festival. Founded in 2015 in Upstate South Carolina by Sean and Heidi Chapman with their friend Atticus Killough, the group is known for lively, participatory shows and themed productions that bring people together through music. The performance features classics from artists like U2, David Bowie, Madonna, The Beach Boys, and others, capturing the energy and nostalgia of a landmark moment in music history. Ticket options include reserved seating in select areas, while general admission is standing room only.

Sunsett Strip returns to Doc’s Tavern in Greenville with a tribute to 80s rock. The set features songs from Ratt, Poison, Def Leppard, Whitesnake, Motley Crue, Van Halen, Journey, and Warrant, offering a throwback to the days of big hair and ripped jeans. Tickets are available at the door.

Greenville Car Girls present a Summer Cruise welcoming cars, trucks, and motorcycles for a scenic mountain drive. The group departs from the Ingles in Travelers Rest and follows an approximately 1 hour and 15 minute route with six checkpoints before finishing on Wigington Road in Mountain Rest. Walkie talkies are required for communication along the route. The emphasis is on community, vehicles, and a positive atmosphere. Participants are asked to be respectful, maintain at least one car length between vehicles, and avoid showing off or reckless driving. It offers a chance to connect with fellow enthusiasts, enjoy winding roads, and take in a view at the finish.

At Mz Kimz Eventz & More, this tea-themed gathering brings nail techs, aspiring nail techs, beauty lovers, entrepreneurs, and ambitious women together to learn, network, elevate, and grow. Expect luxury tea vibes alongside real nail education, live speakers, candid industry conversations, and school advice with guidance on becoming licensed. Topics include business fundamentals such as LLCs, business licenses, branding, and how to start legally, plus practical tips on content creation, audience growth, and building a loyal clientele. There will be chances to create content and connect with peers, along with giveaways, raffles, and surprises throughout. One attendee will be chosen in a raffle for a private one-on-one class with Nail Instructor Christal, offering hands-on learning and personalized Q&A. Only 60 spots are available, and availability will end once those seats are taken. The focus is education, elevation, connection, and doing things the right way while building the career and life you want.

Catch Magic City Hippies and The Free Label live at Radio Room in Greenville. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

Catch Magic City Hippies and The Free Label live at Radio Room. This is a Sunday concert with indie pop, indie rock, and modern alternative sounds.