Events in Greenville today

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.

Across Greenville, South Carolina, restaurants will spotlight fresh vegan creations for a full month, featuring special plant-based dishes designed by local chefs. Diners can explore limited-time menus, discover new flavors, and help highlight culinary talent from around the city. Visitors can stop by participating locations, try the exclusive offerings, and share feedback by voting, commenting, and posting photos of favorite plates. Everyone is welcome, whether or not they follow a vegan diet, and the focus is on celebrating great food while supporting Greenville’s chef community. Volunteer opportunities are available for those interested in helping with outreach, event promotion, and community building throughout the month.

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.

Work side by side with a partner as Chef Ron leads a hands-on lesson in making pizza dough from scratch. Practice mixing, kneading, stretching, and shaping while learning kitchen-tested tips for baking a crust that turns out crisp and golden. When the dough is ready, each pair will build one large pie, and each person will top their own half with fresh ingredients of their choice, from classic pepperoni to veggie-forward or specialty combinations, then watch it bake into a melty, bubbling pizza.

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.

Murder Mystery Monday features Blood on the Clocktower, a social deduction game where bluffing, sharp reasoning, and uncovering secrets drive the action under the guidance of a crafty storyteller. This event happens on the second Monday of each month, offering a recurring chance to test your wits with fellow sleuths.

An open mic at Smileys On The Roxx brings together local musicians, singer-songwriters, poets, comedians, and anyone ready to share something creative on stage. Whether you are stepping up for the first time or testing new material, the room is welcoming, supportive, and full of energy. Hosted in the heart of downtown Greenville, sign-ups start early, the crowd fills quickly, and the stage stays active with a mix of styles and unexpected highlights. Grab a drink, enjoy food specials, and settle in to perform, listen, or simply hang with a creative community.

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.

This class offers expectant moms a welcoming place to get their breastfeeding questions answered. The session is taught by an IBCLC and is open to couples. Partner participation is encouraged, since a supportive companion can be one of the keys to success for new moms adjusting to breastfeeding. The class meets at the Breastfeeding Center at Parkside. One ticket reserves a spot for one mom-to-be and one support person.

A calm new moon gathering blends conversation and meditation. Led by Nichole Martini, the session begins with an exploration of the moon’s current astrology and how that energy might be showing up in daily life. It then moves into a guided practice to ground, clear the mind, and connect with personal intentions. Centered on community and reflection, this is a supportive space to pause, reset, and realign. For comfort during meditation, bring a mat, blanket, pillow, or anything else that helps you relax. To honor sensitivities within the group, please avoid perfumes and strong fragrances.

Mahjong Mastery with KT hosts a summer league in Greenville at Teeter Tavern inside Harris Teeter. This weekly American Mahjong gathering welcomes both seasoned players and newcomers in a friendly, social setting. Spots are limited, and a substitute list is available for those interested in filling in when a seat opens.

In the spirit of generations of jazz innovators who have reimagined the standards, from Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker to John Coltrane, Keith Jarrett, and Ethan Iverson, vocalist, composer, and arranger Leah Rutherford steps forward with a newly assembled quartet shaped by shared experiences in the Greenville Fine Arts Center jazz studio. In their first performance together, the group offers fresh arrangements of both well known and seldom heard standards, along with original works that honor the style and language of the classic composers. Several of these arrangements will be heard for the first time. Rutherford blends a deep connection to lyrics with an instrumental sensibility informed by transcribing masters like Sonny Stitt and J. J. Johnson, studies she began at the Fine Arts Center and continues at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. The ensemble features William Armstrong on piano, Ethan Ropp on bass, and Patrick Lane on drums. The music unfolds in the Jazz Underground setting at the Coffee Underground Theater, an intimate listening room that also serves house-made desserts, coffee roasted on site, and a selection of teas, wine, and cocktails.

A roller skating session for homeschool families that blends movement and social time. Admission is $6, with skate rental available for an additional charge, plus tax. It provides a straightforward way to stay active and meet other homeschooling families on the rink.

Girls Sushi Night at Chef 21 offers an elevated evening with $21 sushi specials, a curated selection of raw bar bites, $7 espresso martinis, and $5 bubbly served throughout the night. This opening night includes two welcome drinks for every guest. Attendees can arrive with friends or make new connections for a welcome midweek break. Seating is limited.

Prepare for your little one with a practical Baby Bootcamp led by a Parkside Pediatrician. The class covers day-one survival tips for new parents, feeding and diapering basics, how to prevent diaper rash, sleep strategies for baby and caregiver, ways to support early brain development, a candid look at the secret to raising perfect kids, and the lifesaving basics of infant CPR. Light refreshments will be available. Every attendee receives a Baby Welcome Kit, and one family will take home the Baby Shower Prize of the night. The session meets in the Well Side Lobby of Parkside Pediatrics. One ticket covers two people. Tickets are $30, and scholarships are available for those facing financial hardship. Marking the event as Interested or Going on the post does not guarantee admission, and a ticket is required to secure a spot.

Soma Flow: Align & Release offers a gentle somatic movement experience in Upstate South Carolina that focuses on nervous system support, stress relief, and a deeper connection with the body. Guided sessions emphasize alignment, awareness, and intentional letting go so participants can move from held tension toward clearer, more grounded embodiment while building capacity and balance. The practice is beginner friendly, with options for rest and choice throughout, and there is no expectation to perform or move in a particular way. Sessions weave together movement, breath awareness, and purposeful pauses in a calm, structured setting, with moments to connect insights from the practice to everyday life. With steady participation, individuals may notice improved regulation, increased sensitivity to body cues and emotions, reduced tension patterns, and a greater ability to pause and respond with intention, all alongside enhanced clarity and mind body connection. This is not a fitness class and it is not therapy; although led by a licensed somatic clinician, it is a guided, body-based learning experience that can complement therapeutic or wellness work. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and participants are welcome to bring a yoga mat, water, or supportive items such as a blanket or journal, with select items available on site. All levels of familiarity with somatic work are welcome, including those seeking support with stress, overwhelm, or emotional fatigue, and those who value a consistent practice centered on awareness rather than intensity. The emphasis is on consistency, presence, and connection over time, creating space for steadier capacity and a more integrated way of moving through life.

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.

A special Switch-A-Roos pre-sale welcomes new moms, dads, grandparents and foster parents at the Greenville Convention Center in Greenville, SC. Eligible shoppers include those who are pregnant, caring for a baby under 12 months, have recently adopted, or are foster parents. Register online to receive an email shopping pass, then show the email on your phone or bring a printed copy for entry. If online registration has closed, registration will be available at the door. Parking and admission are free, and attendees can ask for Switch-A-Roos Parking. Bring a laundry basket to carry your finds and browse a wide range of essentials for little ones. Feel free to share the news with friends and family.

Sly Sparrow brings a live show to BridgeWay Station in Simpsonville. The performance is billed as a fun time for everyone who attends.

Presented by Prisma Health, this weekly farmers market at BridgeWay Station features farm-fresh produce, local finds, live music, and community, with fun for the whole family.

The Thursday Night Care Meal provides a simple dinner in the Concourse on the lower level. Adults pay $3, while children and students through grade 12 eat for free. Childcare is available. Registration is required each week in advance so the volunteer team can plan, and payment can be made online or at the bookstore.

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.

Enjoy a session focused on practice and grudge racing. Admission costs $15, with free entry for children under 12. For possible weather-related cancellations, check the organizer’s main Facebook page, visit their website, or call ahead to confirm.

The first season of the Showdown Pickleball League is bringing organized, team-based amateur play to Greenville and the Upstate. Built for players who want more than casual rec games or one-off tournaments, this league features a true season with established teams, tracked standings, developing rivalries, media coverage, and a polished, professional-style environment. Over ten weeks, twelve teams compete in DUPR-backed matchups that include men’s and women’s doubles as well as mixed doubles, with singles used as a tiebreaker when needed. Rosters range from six to ten players and must include at least two men and two women. As the inaugural season gets underway, the league is taking team registrations, seeking captains, and building a free agent pool for players looking to be placed. It sets the stage for broader regional growth in competitive pickleball.

Enjoy a weekly track workout at West End Elementary. Start times are flexible, so arrive when it suits your schedule and complete your run on the track alongside others keeping the routine going.

A supportive class at Parkside OB-GYN explores perimenopause, menopause, and midlife women’s health in a comfortable, relaxed environment. Over three hours, a nurse practitioner leads a thorough presentation that breaks down key topics for women in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond, with a mid-session break for light refreshments and snacks. After the talk, attendees can take part in an open discussion and ask questions. Tickets are $35 per person.

Runners gather at Cin Cin for a three mile out-and-back route, then spend time socializing afterward. Open to all ages and paces.

Dear Evan Hansen explores social anxiety, grief, and the power of connection in a world shaped by the internet. The story follows Evan, a high school senior who has felt invisible for as long as he can remember. After a tragedy shakes his community, a small lie grows into something far larger, placing him at the center of attention and forcing him to choose between being true to himself and embracing a version of acceptance that is built on a falsehood. The musical has received six Tony Awards including Best Musical, a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album, and an Olivier Award for Best Musical. It features a book by Tony winner Steven Levenson (Fosse/Verdon) and a score by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, winners of Grammy, Tony and Academy Awards (Dogfight, La La Land, The Greatest Showman). Content advisory: mature themes with discussions of suicide and mental health, along with some strong language. PG-13 recommended.

Completely Unchained makes its debut at Doc's with a rocking performance, marking the act's first appearance at this spot.