Events in Greer, SC

A free, comfortable gathering for pregnant and new mothers and other birthing people. Babies are welcome. Bring your questions and your wish to connect with others. Settle in, meet fellow moms, swap stories, and find encouragement in a relaxed, come as you are setting. Snacks and refreshments are provided. RSVP is required.

This supportive class creates space for expectant mothers to get their breastfeeding questions answered by an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. Couples are welcome, and partner participation is encouraged since shared support can be an important part of a smooth start to breastfeeding. One registration includes a spot for one mom-to-be and one support person. The class meets at the Breastfeeding Center at Parkside.

At Coffee Underground, pianist Antonio Plumer leads a quintet in a tribute to Kenny Barron, a living master and a central figure in modern mainstream jazz. The program pairs Barron compositions with an original piece dedicated to him, delivered by a five piece ensemble that appears in several configurations. The concert reflects on six decades of Barron's work, connecting his legacy with the history of jazz and with the present day.

Zach Bellas is set to take the stage at Smileys on the Roxx in Greenville, South Carolina as part of their Fall Tour of the United States. Additional information about this performance will be released soon.

Explore wood burning art in a friendly, hands-on workshop that teaches safe tool use and guides you step by step as you design a personalized piece to bring home. Choose your project from several options. Turn a wide-brim fedora into wearable art in your choice of colors using pre-drawn patterns, stencils, or your own freehand design, with adjustable sizing for a comfortable fit. Create a custom crossbody or shoulder purse available in brown or black. Personalize a journal by burning a unique cover and then fill the blank pages with writing or sketches. Or craft a functional wood cutting board using templates or an original motif, perfect for your kitchen or to gift. The session welcomes ages 12 and older, and no prior experience is needed. All tools and materials are provided, and instruction is guided throughout. A waiver is required to participate. Capacity is limited and spots are nonrefundable, so early registration is recommended.

At Raven & Moon, this circle offers a calm setting aligned with the New Moon, inviting stillness, fresh starts, and clear intention. It opens with a conversation about the moon’s current astrology and how that energy may be showing up in everyday life, facilitated by Nichole Martini. Participants then move into a guided meditation to ground, clear, and connect with personal intentions. The focus is community, reflection, and a supportive atmosphere that encourages a reset and realignment. For comfort during meditation, consider bringing a mat, blanket, pillow, or similar items. To respect sensitivities in the group, please avoid perfumes and strong fragrances.

Get ready for your new arrival with a Baby Bootcamp session led by a Parkside pediatrician in the Well Side Lobby at Parkside Pediatrics. This class focuses on newborn readiness so parents feel prepared for the big day and the first weeks at home. Topics include first day survival tips for parents, feeding and bowel movement basics, how to minimize the risk of diaper rash, sleep strategies for both baby and caregiver, early brain development, a lighthearted look at the so called secret to raising perfect kids, and essential infant CPR fundamentals. Light refreshments will be available. Every attendee receives a welcome kit for baby, and one family will leave with a baby shower prize. One ticket covers two attendees. Tickets are $30, and scholarships are available for those experiencing financial hardship. Marking yourself interested or going on a social post does not guarantee admission.

Expectant parents and families with infants under three months can take part in a relaxed Baby Basics session focused on feeding. The discussion covers cluster feeding and practical ways to cope, along with answers to common newborn questions that tend to arise in the first weeks and months. The setting is casual and supportive, with opportunities to connect with other new parents and attend with your baby. A baby scale will be available for weight checks, and there will be time for questions. This free class welcomes everyone. It is part of a six week Baby Basics series that explores a different topic each week, from bringing your baby home to choosing childcare to additional feeding guidance, and participants may start at any point in the series. Registration is appreciated but not required.

Presented by Prisma Health, this weekly farmers market at BridgeWay Station features fresh produce from local growers, unique local goods, and live music in a welcoming, family friendly setting. It offers a relaxed community atmosphere where visitors can browse, enjoy the tunes, and connect with neighbors.

This customer and community appreciation gathering brings longtime owners together with newcomers to the MarineMax community. The event features live music, a local wings food truck, and a bourbon tasting with premium small batch selections. Connect with the MarineMax team and fellow boaters to trade stories from the season, preview the 2027 lineup with new models from Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, and Bennington, and learn about financing and insurance. Staff will also share details about MarineMax Getaways trips and the comprehensive support available to owners.

ENSA PTA Roller Skate Spirit Night is a family friendly skate night at Roller Sports Skating Rink, featuring music, laughter, and time on wheels with friends and classmates. Bring personal skates or use the rentals that are included with admission. Entry is $5 per skater, payable by cash or check, and glow items will be available for $2. All ages and skill levels are welcome, from first timers to seasoned skaters. Proceeds benefit ENSA and PTA programs, turning a fun night out into support for the school community.

Thursday Night Care features a relaxed community dinner located downstairs in the Concourse. Adults pay $3, and children and students through grade 12 eat free. Childcare is available. Registration is required each week so volunteers can plan and prepare, and payment can be made online or at the bookstore.

The founding season of the Showdown Pickleball League introduces a structured, team based amateur competition in Greenville for players seeking more than casual rec games and weekend tournaments. It offers a true season with organized teams, standings, developing rivalries, media presence, and a professional atmosphere. Over 10 weeks, 12 teams compete in DUPR-backed matchups across men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles, with singles tiebreakers used when needed. Rosters range from 6 to 10 players, and each team includes at least two men and two women. Teams can form with friends, and individuals can be placed on rosters through a growing free agent pool. The league is accepting team registrations and seeking captains, signaling the start of a larger push for competitive pickleball in the Upstate.

Returning for a second year, Toy Federation presents a weekend where toys and classic horror come together at the Embassy Suites Golf Resort and Convention Center in Greenville, SC. Expect celebrity guests, cosplay, discussion panels, toy vendors traveling in from across the country, and more. The festivities begin with a preview night that offers an exclusive three-hour shopping window on the vendor floor along with opportunities for autographs from featured guests. Access is included with VIP Gold, VIP Silver, and VIP Bronze passes, and it can also be purchased separately. A private FNAF-themed VIP dinner features a prime rib meal with general table seating, a signed poster, extra swag, and a Q&A with the stars. Two ticket choices are offered, one priced at $99.99 that includes an autograph and another at $49.99 without the autograph. This dinner is an add-on that does not include admission to the show floor, and personal items are not signed during the meal. Saturday welcomes general admission attendees while VIP pass holders enter early. VIP Gold holders also enjoy a celebrity meet and greet dinner that night. Sunday continues with more convention programming and a cosplay contest. VIP options include Gold at $99.99 with admission for all three days, early entry on Saturday, access to a VIP room with complimentary soft drinks and snacks on Saturday, the celebrity meet and greet dinner, and exclusive merchandise including a T-shirt, limited print, badge, and lanyard. Silver at $59.99 includes three-day admission, early entry on Saturday, and exclusive items such as a T-shirt, limited print, badge, and lanyard. Bronze at $39.99 includes three-day admission, early entry on Saturday, plus a limited print, badge, and lanyard. Pre-sale tickets are available, with a Preview Night Pass at $30 or $35 day of event. A Saturday and Sunday combo ticket is $25 in advance or $30 day of event, and pre-sale combo buyers receive a Toy Federation lanyard, a Retro-Horror Con badge, and an 11x17 poster. Saturday-only tickets are $20 in advance or $25 day of event, and Sunday-only tickets are $15 in advance or $20 day of event. Discount hotel accommodations are available. Children 10 and under are admitted free with a paid adult. Military, veterans, and first responders receive one complimentary single-day admission for either Saturday or Sunday with ID.

Play with new Commander decks or jump into a draft at this Friday Night Magic session at Borderlands. The community includes both newcomers and seasoned players and offers a friendly, inclusive environment for all skill levels.

Mauldin’s 16th annual SOOIE BBQ Cook-Off, with Duke’s Mayo as presenting sponsor, brings two days of barbecue competition, live music, and family-friendly activities. The festivities open with the Anything Butt Competition, a warm-up where teams serve creative dishes of their choice with one exception... no pulled pork. The main cook-off follows, judged by certified experts from the South Carolina Barbeque Association, with samples available from more than 25 cookers. Food is served until it runs out, so earlier arrivals will find the widest variety. Taste tickets will be available and are valid across both days for use at cooker stations and food trucks. Expect live music each day, a kids zone, food trucks, and more. Alcohol purchases are cash or card only. If taste ticket sales have ended, food trucks and alcohol vendors still accept cash or card.

Downtown Simpsonville transforms into a walkable wine trail as shops and local businesses host a fall tasting tour. Guests can sip local and regional selections, enjoy local bites and live music, and soak in the lively downtown atmosphere while following the route. Tastings are served as 1 ounce pours of local, regional, and unique wines. Regular Tickets feature early bird pricing at $40 and include more than 25 one ounce wine tastings, a tasting glass, a lanyard with tickets for each stop, plus snacks and water along the way, and prices will increase. VIP Tickets offer early bird pricing at $65 and include all Regular benefits along with early check in options with a separate line the night of the event, a VIP gift, and a bottle of wine to take home, and prices will increase. This is a rain or shine event. Tickets and business hosting fees are non refundable once purchased unless the Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce cancels or reschedules. If attendance is no longer possible after purchase, tickets may be sold to another guest. If the Chamber cancels, ticket holders will be able to keep their tickets for the new date or request a full or partial refund, with instructions provided to all ticket holders.

Will Hoge brings a career-spanning intensity to the stage, shaped by Number One hits, Grammy nods, major-label turns, and a fiercely earned independence. A forerunner of Americana’s blend of American roots sounds, he helped push the style forward long before it had its own spotlight, and he continues to fuel it with rock and roll grit. His latest chapter, captured on Sweet Misery, balances fresh ideas with a clear salute to his rock roots, the kind of approach that comes with years of hard work rather than quick shortcuts. The music leans into catchy hooks, big choruses, and road-ready momentum, built with a crew of collaborators to amplify the songs. This performance reflects an artist who prefers the long road, inviting listeners to sink into an album-minded journey that rewards being turned up from start to finish.

Connect with fellow offroad enthusiasts and make new connections while chatting about 4x4 vehicles. Look around the shop and talk with staff about potential upgrades for your vehicle, with time to get your questions answered.

An outdoor market showcases more than 60 small businesses with handcrafted goods, home decor, and art. Highlights include a mobile petting zoo with Highland cows, a selection of food trucks, bounce houses, a game zone, and more. The event takes place entirely in the Market at The Point parking lot and will be held rain or shine. Vendors with questions should contact Kendall Scruggs of Memphis Fresh through Facebook Messenger, the only official point of contact, and remain alert for scammers.

After ten years away from Greer Dragway, the Southeast Gassers return for a special event presented by Mahle Motorsport. The last visit was the 2016 Championship Finals, a moment recognized for its significance by those who witnessed it. This stop is the seventh race of the championship season and reflects a return to the series’ southeastern roots in Greer, South Carolina, where it began nearly fifteen years ago. Mahle Motorsport is supporting the event as presenting sponsor, continuing its long-standing support. More information will be shared as the season moves forward.

Modern Relic performs live at BridgeWay Station for the Kickstands for Kids Benefit. Enjoy live music as part of this benefit event.

Spare Parts Bluegrass Band brings its bluegrass sound back to Wild Yarrow in Greenville, SC. The group returns to this familiar stage for a live performance.

Kota The Friend headlines a live performance, joined by Avery Thee Chef and Ty Graves. Doors open ahead of the show, giving you a moment to get settled before it begins.

Smileys on the Roxx hosts the Eric Weiler Band as they return in 2026 for a series of second-Saturday performances each month. Expect a high-energy show and an electric crowd that turns the night into a lively celebration.

Never Forget 9:11 Endurance Challenge returns with a 9 hour and 11 minute format that honors the heroes of 9/11. Participants set their own pace to rack up as many miles as they choose by running, walking, or taking on the “rock” option during the event window.

Presented by Realty ONE Group Freedom, the 7th Annual Rock the Village Benefit Concert returns in a special matinee edition featuring live music by Randomonium, local food trucks, and family fun that includes a hula hoop contest, all supporting Defenders for Children. Centered on a mission that carries on rain or shine, this community gathering blends music, food, and activities for all ages to help make a difference.

Writers gather for a monthly meetup to go over scripts, improve skills, share tips, and collaborate on projects. Sessions take place at The Community Tap Trailside in The Commons.

Presented in partnership with White Knight Entertainment Co., this cosplay competition at Embassy Suites by Hilton Greenville Golf Resort & Conference Center invites show attendees to step into character and compete for prizes across clearly defined divisions. Participants will be grouped as Kids 12 and under, Teens 13 to 17, Adult Novice 18 and older with less than half of the costume made by the wearer, and Adult Advanced 18 and older with more than half self-made. Scoring focuses on three elements: how faithfully the look matches the character, the quality of construction, and the performer’s stage presence. Contestants will complete a short form with their name and character, line up with their category, walk the stage, and have a brief moment to bring their character to life. Judges may ask quick questions about the build and take a reference photo. Anyone not in place when the contest begins will be removed from the lineup. After scores are tallied, winners in each category will be announced and prizes awarded. Costume and prop guidelines apply. Lack of attire does not count as a costume and all outfits must provide at least bathing suit coverage. Makeup must be well sealed and not transferable; staff may check for smearing and can require removal if it fails this standard. Realistic uniforms must be clearly identifiable as costumes, and anything that could be mistaken for current military or law enforcement is not permitted. All weapons and props must be inspected, approved, and tagged before being carried in public areas. Dart guns, BB guns, crossbows, and real firearms are prohibited. Staff and judges may deem any item or costume unsafe or inappropriate and can deny it or disqualify it from the contest.

Dave & Buster’s in Greenville hosts a karaoke night centered on fun, music, and entertainment. Singers of any experience level can pick from a wide selection of songs, from classic hits to modern pop and rock. A friendly karaoke host keeps the show moving and offers support so everyone can shine. Friends and family are welcome to cheer or step up to the mic and compete to see who delivers the standout performance. Anyone who sings can enter for a chance to win a prize.

Doors open before the performance, giving attendees time to get situated. The show begins after that.

Jarret Forrester & The Southern Sadness take the stage with a rootsy mix of country, Americana, and Southern rock delivered with unfiltered feeling. Led by Greenville songwriter Jarret Forrester, the band leans into plainspoken stories, rough edged vocals, and a driving pulse that channels the heart and character of the South.

The fifth annual Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day golf outing brings teams of four to Greer Golf under the direction of the St. Patrick’s Day Committee. The tournament follows a shotgun start and includes libations, lunch, raffles, and tickets, creating an Irish-spirited day on the course. Supported by Chicora Alley Firehouse, it welcomes competitive players as well as those simply looking to enjoy a relaxed round.

Gain clearer insight into perimenopause, menopause, and midlife women’s health in a three-hour, uplifting class led by a nurse practitioner. Expect a welcoming setting, a thorough presentation, and a mid-session pause for light refreshments and snacks. After the talk, there will be generous time for conversation and questions, supporting those in their 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond as they learn to navigate their health care. Tickets are $35 per person.

Participate in an advanced painting class led by Adam in the Painter's Pit. The fee is $25 and includes a mini, a pot of paint, and a paint brush, with additional paints provided.

This monthly Sea Shanty Sing Along welcomes all ages for a lively, participatory a cappella session. Expect rousing call-and-response with songs about rolling seas, heaving to, beers, and long-lost love. The gathering takes place on the third Thursday of each month.

Airborne Athletics offers an open gym session for ages 6 and up. The cost is $25. This is a drop-off option for families. Reservations are handled by phone at 864-877-7897.

Celebrate the Greer Heritage Museum’s 30th birthday with cake. The celebration also recognizes the founders and heroes who collected and displayed Greer’s history for everyone to enjoy today.

This Derby Channel original brings Greenville Roller Derby and Appalachian Roller Derby to the track at the Pavilion Recreation Complex for a two-game showcase. The action begins with the Greenville Roller Derby Bridge Trolls facing Appalachian Roller Derby B, followed by the Greenville Roller All Star Special meeting Appalachian Roller Derby A.

Foreverland's Beachin' Boogie Dance Party brings a relaxed beach vibe to Landmark Hall, starting with a Shag dance lesson led by Natalie Foreverland and continuing with social dancing set to high energy, Top 40 selections. Attendees can come as they are or lean into the theme with beach-inspired boogie attire. Natalie Foreverland serves as DJ with a crossover approach so a single track can fit multiple styles as well as freestyle. The floor welcomes a wide range of genres, including West Coast and East Coast Swing, Shag, Hustle, Cha Cha, Rumba, Salsa, Bachata, NC2, Waltz, Foxtrot, line dancing, tango, and open freestyle. Bringing a favorite covered dish or dessert is optional, and anyone who contributes food is entered into a separate drawing for contributors. Water, Coke, Sprite, and ginger ale are available for purchase, and the event is BYOB. Tickets are $14 online or $17 at the door and on the day online.

Enjoy a night of funk and soul at Old School Tavern. Arrive early, because the space fills up quickly.

The annual Lake Conestee 8k Trail Race takes place in Lake Conestee Nature Park in Greenville, South Carolina, welcoming both experienced competitors and newer runners. The route winds through leafy woods and peaceful wetlands with views of the lake, delivering a moderate challenge that blends meandering trails under tall trees, endurance-testing climbs, and enjoyable descents. Participants can expect a supportive atmosphere with a focus on safety and volunteers offering encouragement along the way. It is also a chance to connect with fellow enthusiasts and enjoy this urban natural haven.

Madison Ryann Ward brings The Standing Tall Tour to the stage. Advance tickets are priced at $30, with day-of admission at $35.

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.

Part of a monthly series of themed trivia, this edition focuses on The Lord of the Rings. Questions draw from both the books and the films, with material from The Hobbit and The Silmarillion. Teams that dress for the theme can pick up bonus points.

Greer Alive brings a laid-back outdoor experience to Greer City Park with live music from The Pickens Creek Band, presented by Prisma Health. Enjoy a relaxed setting with food trucks and beverage options, so you can grab a bite and a drink while taking in the music. Attendees are welcome to bring blankets or lawn chairs to settle in on the grass with friends and family. Please note the event is smoke free, pets are not allowed, and anyone 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Individuals with disabilities who need an auxiliary aid, service, or policy modification to participate in a City of Greer program or activity can request assistance by calling 864-968-7008 at least 48 hours in advance.

Foreverland's Waltz on Water Country Dance brings an evening of country music and social dancing to Landmark Hall. Dress in shades of blue and aqua with cowboy boots and hats if you like, or simply come as you are. Before the main dancing begins, there are early sessions to learn new line dances like These Old Boots with Peter and the River Waltz with Natalie, followed by a waltz lesson with Natalie. DJ Natalie Foreverland plays a mix of new and classic country so you can choose your favorite styles, including waltz, two-step, East and West Coast swing, shag, triple two, cha cha, rumba, nightclub two-step, slow dancing, line dancing, and freestyle. Pizza will be available. Bringing a covered dish or dessert to share is optional, and doing so earns an extra ticket for a second drawing with a chance to win a free dance. Singles are welcome, with partners available, and friendly line dancers ready to help if you prefer to dance without a partner. Non-members pay $12 online until the day before, then $15 online on the day of or at the door. Students 25 or younger with ID are $10. A $35 membership provides a $12 at-the-door rate for Foreverland country dances for one year, and a one-month unlimited dance and class pass is available for $89. For details call 843-254-1888.

Chatham Rabbits bring a bright, contemporary approach to Americana shaped by the musical traditions of North Carolina. The duo of Sarah and Austin McCombie blends old-time and string band influences into songs that feel both rooted and fresh. Their live credentials include a headlining appearance on The Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage, and their shows are crafted to help audiences leave feeling uplifted. Away from the spotlight, they make their home on a North Carolina farm that has been in Sarah’s family since 1753.

Noise Pollution delivers a faithful tribute to AC/DC, spanning the Bon Scott beginnings through the Brian Johnson years. The San Diego based band presents a chronological journey through the catalog, led by Syd (Brian) Ross on vocals and Nick (Angus) Torri on lead guitar. Recreating the towering vocals and signature guitar firepower is a demanding task, and this show focuses on capturing that sound while performing the hits from both eras. For more than 10 years, the group has entertained hundreds of thousands across the United States, Canada, and Latin America, playing audience friendly sets that have filled top venues throughout the Western Hemisphere. Outlets such as CBS Los Angeles, KCAL 96.7 FM, and KMMT 106.5 FM have offered strong praise for the performance and energy. Ticket options are available with Early Bird at $20, Advance at $25, and Day Of at $30.

Railfest brings a day of train-themed fun to Greer City Park, presented by the City of Greer. This free community celebration highlights trains and rail safety with local railroad museums, model train displays, trackless train rides, face painting and balloons, inflatables, and free crafts for kids. Live bluegrass music features Swamp Rabbit Bluegrass and West End Strings. Attendees can visit the City of Greer Parks, Recreation, and Tourism booth to pick up a boarding pass for prize drawings held throughout the event. Food trucks will be on site. City-sponsored events are smoke-free and pets are not allowed. Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. For special accommodations, call 864-968-7008 in advance.

Sip, Dip & Kick is a wellness social from All Things Greenville, hosted at Bangers Football Club. The gathering blends throwback field day energy with movement, community, recovery, and fun. Look for penalty shootout challenges, relay races, and other classic field day games alongside cold plunges and recovery-focused activities. Music and an easygoing atmosphere set the tone, with coffee, mocktail-style and wellness drinks available. Local wellness and lifestyle vendors add to the experience, and there will be photo-worthy moments and a few surprises. It welcomes every ability level with a relaxed, no-pressure approach, whether the goal is to compete, connect, recover, or simply spend time with good people. Comfortable attire fits the occasion for a day of simple movement, laughter, recovery, and connection.

Winner of six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Maybe Happy Ending presents a profoundly human tale sparked by an unexpected meeting that grows into connection, adventure, and the possibility of love. The production is led by Tony Award-winning director Michael Arden, known for Parade. Critics from major outlets have offered exceptional praise, including five-star accolades, declarations that it stands among the strongest musicals in years, and even comparisons to Pixar at its peak. This original musical explores what it means to be human, even when the characters themselves may not be.

A four day celebration of Americana music offers camping, food and beverage options, craft vendors, activities for kids, a fundraising component, and a bike ride. The week opens on Wednesday with performances by Robbie Fulks, Admiral Radio, and The Skunk FarmHouse Band. Thursday features The Waybacks, Jim Lauderdale & The Game Changers, Bronwyn, Ettore Buzzini, The Foreign Landers, Jacob Sharp Band, and The Feels. Friday brings sets from 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 rounds things out with 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. Tickets are on sale.

Downtown Greer transforms into a lively celebration of creativity at the Greer Arts & Eats Festival, blending live music, art, and flavor-filled fun for families and friends. Settle in for performances from a curated lineup of musicians and consider bringing a lawn chair for comfortable listening. Families can visit the Creation Station for free activities, including face painting and interactive crafts. Discover the work of more than 80 artisans offering original art, jewelry, home decor, and one-of-a-kind gifts. Savor choices from over 40 food vendors serving sweet and savory favorites, and explore a craft beer area featuring brews from The Southern Growl. Expect interactive art, surprises, and a vibrant street atmosphere that celebrates community culture. Admission is free. Vendor space is limited and accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Greenville Reptile Expo brings the Show Me Reptile Show to The Phillis Wheatley Community Center for a family friendly marketplace and learning experience. Billed as one of the largest and most wide ranging reptile expos in the nation, it showcases respected breeders and trusted vendors with reptiles of many kinds, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, aquatics, and plants with bioactive supplies. You will also find enclosures, feeders, equipment, decor, and other care essentials. Guests are welcome to browse, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community whether they keep reptiles already, are getting started, or are simply curious. All ages are welcome. Admission options include general admission and a VIP pass, with advance purchase discounts available. General admission is $12 for adults, $5 for ages 7 to 12, and free for children 6 and under when purchased in advance through the Show Me Reptiles app or site. At the door, general admission is $15 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. The VIP pass is $17 when pre-purchased and $20 at the door.

A new chance to enjoy art alongside an arepa.

Heroes Off Duty Comedy Tour brings together police officers, firefighters, doctors, nurses, EMTs, pharmacists, and military veterans for an evening of stand-up built on true-to-life experiences from the job. Performers share quick-witted takes and heartfelt humor drawn from calls, shifts, and service, turning real-world moments into big laughs. The latest run adds new cities and fresh material, expanding with more shows and a full slate of comedy that celebrates those who keep communities safe and cared for.

This fundraising banquet is built around the theme A Night of Good News: How Sweet the Sound. The program centers on good news and provides an opportunity to support the mission in a warm, banquet setting.

A fall festival at The Vintage Market of Greenville, presented by The Country Pedaler, brings together vintage finds, antiques, handcrafted goods, and sweet treats. Explore unique pieces and gifts in a friendly market setting. Vendors may apply to take part. For official information, contact Hunter Hyatt at (704) 614-3730 or TheCountryPedaler@gmail.com.

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

Game Kastle Greenville in Taylors, South Carolina is hosting the yearly Cornerstone gathering for Sorcery TCG. The main format is Constructed, with advance registration available through the Sorcery Play Network by searching for “SC First-Ever Cornerstone.” Side events will run on demand with same-day sign ups. Early registration is encouraged so the organizers can prepare enough Cornerstone kits for participants.

Ben Chapman appears with Cody Gentry. Over the past three years he has toured relentlessly, written songs for friends including Hayes Carll, Brent Cobb, and Marcus King, made his Grand Ole Opry debut, and released three albums that blend country, roots, and groove. His latest release, Feet on Fire, mirrors a season of major change, drawing on his marriage to fellow songwriter Meg McRee and the birth of their first child. The title song, built around guitars, floats with Pink Floyd atmosphere while hitting with the crunch associated with Crazy Horse. Elsewhere he leans into Southern flavors on Out in the Country and channels classic Stax soul on MissingYou. Produced by Grammy-nominated artist and producer Anderson East, the album highlights a wide set of influences and candid writing born from pressure and joy. Advance price is $20, with day-of pricing at $25.

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.

Celebrate the natural setting of Lake Robinson while discovering where Greer’s drinking water starts. Enjoy a free, family-friendly day with outdoor activities, water education, kayaking, bounce houses, a blood drive, a tree giveaway, outdoor yoga, lunch, and a rain barrel workshop, along with more than 20 local exhibitors. Pre-registration is required for the rain barrel workshop, yoga, and lunch.

Presented by Creative Slingers of Ink, this Fall Book Festival fills Randall House Greer with books, stories, and opportunities to meet the authors behind them. Readers can explore a wide range of genres including romance, mystery, fantasy, science fiction, children's books, nonfiction, Christian fiction, historical fiction, memoirs, and more. Discover new favorites, chat with writers from multiple states, and pick up signed copies. The Passport to Reading activity invites visitors to stop by participating author tables, collect digital signatures, and enter for a chance to win boxes filled with books. Admission is free for the public, and complimentary parking is available. Food and drinks will be offered for purchase, with specialty beverages from Sippin' Ain't Easy and fresh mini pancakes from Paradise Pancakes. With dozens of authors and hundreds of books on site, bringing a large bag makes it easier to carry new reads. Authors interested in participating are selected through an application process with an active waitlist to help provide a diverse mix of genres and experiences for readers.

A curated alternative vendor market for those who have never fit the typical craft fair vibe, set at The Venue on Locust Hill. Expect more than 50 handpicked vendors with stickers, art, clothing, oddities, and delightfully unhinged creations. Styles range from tattoo-core and Y2K to goth and grunge, with plenty that lives between those lines. The atmosphere centers on community, creativity, and a touch of beautiful chaos. Admission is free. The market spans indoor and outdoor areas and will proceed regardless of weather. Visitors are encouraged to support small businesses, respect the space and the vendors, and honor the overall vibe. Vendor inquiries are directed to Tyler Ingersoll of the Crybaby Collective, the sole host.

In Greer, South Carolina, the Miss PRETTY IN PINK Pageant highlights personal style with a pink-themed fun fashion segment featuring outfits of choice. It also includes an evening gown and beauty round, along with an optional photogenic category.

Hosted at West Greenville Community Center, The Black Book Fair honors literacy and culture by uniting Black authors, vendors, and the community for a memorable gathering. Following a February edition that filled the gym and nearby parking, the fall return brings an expanded lineup of authors, more books, and added surprises. Attendees can meet favorite writers, discover new voices, and browse distinctive vendor offerings while sharing in a welcoming atmosphere centered on storytelling and community. Something special is planned this year, with more details to be revealed.

Enjoy a lively night filled with music, dancing, and great food. It is a simple, feel-good outing centered on good tunes, time to dance, and something delicious to eat.

This four day retreat centers on scrapbooking, cardmaking, junk journaling, and diamond art in a playful Spooky Sweet Candy Land theme. The package includes hotel accommodations, a dedicated six foot crafting table, WiFi, door prize drawings throughout the weekend, onsite shopping, and a goodie bag. An ice and water station is set in the crop room, a Keurig is available for those bringing their own K cups, and snacks are provided, while breakfast is served each morning in the hotel lobby. The host hotel features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Single occupancy is 595 dollars. Double occupancy is 375 dollars and includes a room with two queen beds, a microwave, and a refrigerator, with the rate based on a minimum of two people sharing. Adding more people to the room does not reduce the rate. A local crop only option at 185 dollars is not available. Participants have access to the crop room from Thursday through Sunday. Each person gets a personal table, with power available from wall and floor outlets, and bringing extension cords and power strips is recommended. Personal office chairs are welcome if they are not oversized. Restrooms are located within the crop area, loading and unloading are convenient at the crop room door, and entryway cameras provide added security. The last person to leave closes the room for the night. The theme color palette is orange, bright green, and purple, and decorating your workspace can earn extra entries toward a grand prize. Group photos take place on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Suggested attire days include a Halloween shirt on Thursday, a Boo Crew look on Friday with an oversized white tee featuring a face design paired with black leggings and glittery accents, and an all black outfit with spiderweb accessories on Saturday. Friday features a Halloween pajama party, and Saturday includes a Halloween costume contest. Sunday highlights a Palmetto Scrappers shirt. Extra grand prize tickets can also be earned by referring someone who has never attended before and by participating in the theme activities. Meals are not included, and attendees are welcome to bring snacks to share. Vendors will offer classes for an additional fee. The hotel sits near numerous restaurants and craft stores such as Target, Hobby Lobby, and Michaels, and travel plans should account for periods of heavy traffic.

MercyMe headlines a large-scale evening of uplifting music crafted for sing-alongs and shared moments as a crowd lifts its voice together. The lineup features MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. Expect MercyMe favorites like "I Can Only Imagine" and "Even If", songs that reflect enduring faith, along with Jeremy Camp songs such as "I Still Believe" and "Dead Man Walking". Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open the night together, pairing the drive of "Starts with Me" with the vibrant pulse of "Holding Onto Me". Big songs and lasting memories are at the heart of this concert experience.

Greer Alive brings a laid-back outdoor experience to Greer City Park with live music, food trucks, and drinks. Presented by Prisma Health, the lineup features Matt Phillips and the What’s Good delivering a set designed for an easygoing night on the lawn. Attendees can bring blankets or chairs, or simply relax on the grass while enjoying a bite and a beverage. Event guidelines include no smoking and no pets. Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Individuals with disabilities who need an auxiliary aid, service, or policy modification to participate in a City of Greer program may call 864-968-7008 to request accommodations at least 48 hours in advance.

A free, family friendly festival at David Jackson Park features a large vendor and craft market on ball field 3 hosted by Memphis Fresh, along with bounce houses, trunk or treating, a costume contest, concessions, spirit wear, games, and more. Presented in collaboration with Blue Ridge Little League. For vendor inquiries, contact Kendall Scruggs with Memphis Fresh, the sole market host, and be mindful of scammers. Food trucks, baked goods, beverages, and alcohol vendors are not permitted.

At the Pavilion Recreation Complex, this neon-themed roller derby doubleheader closes Greenville Roller Derby’s home season with a graveyard rave vibe. The slate features the Greenville Roller Derby Bridge Trolls versus a to-be-announced opponent, followed by a clash between GRD home teams Mill Town Terrors and Paris Mountain Punishers. Bright neon outfits fit the theme, and the action on the track will keep the energy high from first whistle to last.

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.

A dance party takes over The Mason Jar. It tends to fill up quickly, so early arrival is recommended.

Support a worthy cause at the inaugural 304 Golf Tournament. Take part in friendly competition on the course while contributing to something meaningful.

Celebrate a superhero theme at the Team Hope Walk, HDSA’s nationwide fundraiser that brings families, friends, and communities together to support people affected by Huntington’s disease. Participation fuels lifesaving research, family services, and advocacy, building momentum and hope for a cure. Participants walk with purpose and contribute to meaningful progress, one step at a time.

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

This themed trivia night focuses on Game of Thrones, with questions drawn from the books and the shows, including House of Dragons. Teams that dress to match the theme can earn extra points.

A formal evening marks two decades of community impact, honoring work alongside children, families, seniors, and veterans. Taking place at the Greenville Convention Center, the gathering reflects on shared accomplishments and looks ahead to what comes next, with time to reconnect and meet new people. Black tie attire is requested. A three course dinner will be served, and a cash bar will be available. Tickets are $85, and table sponsorships are offered.

An indoor craft fair featuring many vendors and a wide assortment of handmade items for the Christmas season. Browse a variety of crafts with options for all tastes.

Brick Fan Event brings a large-scale LEGO® fan expo to the Greenville Convention Center, gathering enthusiasts from across South Carolina and the Southeast for a weekend of creativity, building, shopping, and hands-on fun. Attendees can explore expansive displays featuring castles, cities, and more, meet special guests including LEGO® Masters champion Corey Samuels and season two winners Mark and Steven Erickson, and dive into interactive build zones and STEM-focused activities. A wide marketplace offers rare sets, minifigures, and custom creations, while games, challenges, prizes, and photo opportunities add to the experience for both kids and adults. The event welcomes all ages, with complimentary admission for children 3 and under, and is presented as South Carolina’s largest LEGO® convention and among the biggest gatherings of LEGO® fans in the Southeast. It suits families, adult fans of LEGO® (AFOLs), collectors, hobbyists, locals, and visitors seeking a fun indoor activity in Greenville.

Dirty Dancing: The Musical brings the beloved Lionsgate film to the stage in a new production filled with high-energy choreography, secret sparks, and the pull of a once-forbidden romance. Performed with live music from the original movie, the story follows Baby and Johnny through the summer that transformed their lives, with Kellerman's as the backdrop. It offers a buoyant escape that taps into the nostalgia and excitement fans remember. Publications including Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and The Guardian have highlighted the story's enduring cultural impact, and this stage version invites audiences to relive the tale that resonated with a generation.

Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram appears with The Hard Road Tour. Ticket options include advance and local presale at $35, day of at $40, and a VIP option at $135.

Support the protection of Greer CPW's drinking water source by taking part in one of four dedicated litter cleanups planned for 2026. Everything needed will be provided, and participants will be asked to complete 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.

St. Peter's Players presents Charlotte's Web, drawing on E. B. White's idea that well chosen words can change the world. This presentation reflects that message.

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.