Events in Spartanburg County today

This session features practice runs alongside grudge match racing. Entry is $15, and children younger than 12 are admitted free. Because weather can impact the schedule, check for potential cancellations ahead of time.

An open mic invites musicians to take the FR8yard stage and share their sound. In-person sign-ups happen before performances begin, and the open mic continues as long as there are names on the list. Bring your instrument, except drum kits, and instruments with pickups are encouraged. When the list wraps up, The FR8 Power Trio takes the stage. Arriving early helps secure a spot to play.

Matt Fraser, America’s Top Psychic Medium and a New York Times bestselling author, brings a 90-minute, interactive evening of mediumship to Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium. Seen on television connecting audiences with messages from the spirit world, he moves through the crowd giving real-time readings and sharing names, memories, dates, and details recognized by loved ones who have passed. Attendees watch messages take shape in the moment, often witnessing skeptics soften as specific, emotional insights spark comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Whether a message comes through for you directly or during someone else’s reading, many people find the words resonate and provide exactly what they needed. Every seat offers the chance to experience his gift up close. No two events are alike, as each night is guided by spirit and shaped by the people in the room. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Converse Chorale presents a program honoring women in music and spotlighting choral repertoire for women’s voices. The performance in Daniel Recital Hall features works by Jocelyn Hagen, Rosephanye Powell, Rollo Dilworth, Alexandra Olsavsky, Hildegard Von Bingen, Barbara Strozzi, Maddalena Casulana, and Scott Robbins. Admission is free and open to the public. A livestream will be available.

After Music on Main in Spartanburg and after Monarch, ease into a slower pace at Pregame Lounge in Spartanburg, South Carolina. It is a mellow follow up that lets the night wind down comfortably.

Casual commander play unfolds in a friendly setting with room for up to 28 players. Snacks and cold drinks are available for purchase while you try to outplay the competition and enjoy relaxed, welcoming games.

Flutist Miriam Waddell presents a senior recital in Daniel Recital Hall, featuring music by C. P. E. Bach, Robert Dick, Giulio Briccialdi, and Sergei Prokofiev. Admission is free and the program is open to the public. A livestream will be available.

Time Bandits performs live at Tip It Back Sports B&G in Greenville, South Carolina. Enjoy live music from the band at this venue.

The fall 2026 Vikings Vendor Market will be held in the Viking Arena. Attendees can browse local vendors while supporting SHSPTO. Vendor spaces are still available, and questions can be sent to vikingsvendormarket@yahoo.com.

Explore the essentials of needlepoint in a beginner-friendly sampler class from Spellbound Stitchery. A hand painted canvas maps out each stitch so you can easily see row direction and placement while you learn eight foundational techniques. The four hour session includes a booklet with diagrams and written guidance, along with a link to video lessons you can revisit anytime.

Take a mindful pause from the holiday rush to design a personalized money bowl with Greenville Mystics. This hands-on workshop offers a tangible way to invite abundance while practicing gratitude, then guides participants through crafting a piece aligned with individual goals. A $25 ticket covers all supplies. Select a vessel that speaks to you from a curated assortment of bowls, cups, and glassware gathered from local antique and thrift shops. With supportive instruction and insight into the meaning of each component, assemble your bowl using materials such as crystals, herbs, coins, candles, and other elements that match your intentions. Light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks will be available. Greenville Mystics hosts inclusive, hate free pop up gatherings that help like-minded people connect through tarot, creative making, ritual, and conversation. Everyone is welcome, and anyone using discriminatory language will be asked to leave.

CCFA’s annual Halloween show brings together fast-paced barrel racing, pole bending, and a lighthearted fun show with plenty of festive flair. Riders are encouraged to compete in costume, with a Best Costume award presented within the barrel racing. The Open Barrel Race runs in a 4D format with $500 added. Pole Bending is offered as a single combined class. Expect a spooky night at the arena filled with quick runs, creative outfits, and family-friendly excitement.

Learn essential first aid for dogs in a hands-on course at The Local Hiker, presented in partnership with The Chaser Initiative and Paisley Paws. Instruction covers how to recognize common injuries, provide basic care, and respond confidently while seeking veterinary assistance. Whether you are out on the trail or caring for a pet at home, these skills help you stay prepared when it matters. The course fee is $70 and a minimum of five participants is required. Upon completion, participants receive a two-year certification plus some extras.

This family-friendly trunk or treat at New Vision Baptist Church features activities and games, lots of candy, and time to connect with friends, relatives, and the church community. Open to all for a festive Halloween gathering filled with fellowship and fun.

Happening every Sunday, this karaoke get-together with Fischer and friends offers a friendly space to sing and enjoy the music with others.

Experience a two and a half hour kayak paddle under the full moon on the Pacolet River in Spartanburg, South Carolina, featuring a glow-in-the-dark fun pack and a cozy campfire with snacks on the shore. All kayak equipment is included, along with a life vest, for a smooth night on the water.

A weekly rotation of tournaments unfolds every Tuesday, offering a different challenge each week of the month. The first week spotlights ping pong, the second focuses on trivia, the third features cornhole, and the fourth brings a selection of rotating video games. Signups are in person on a first come, first served basis.