Danielle’s picks from euphoria’s 2026 lineup

This year, a record 89 events will take over Greenville, showcasing food, beverage, and music.

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Eat, drink, and rock on. | Photo by GVLtoday

For the 21st time, your favorite restaurants and local venues will host lunches, dinners, hands-on classrooms, and large festival-style events for euphoria — taking over Greenville Thursday, Sept. 17-Sunday, Sept. 20.

I’ve lost count of the euphoria events I’ve attended, so consider me a local expert to help you decide where to go.

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Good food tastes even better after a long bike ride. | Photos by GVLtoday

If you’re looking for an experience...

Pedal to Picnic is a guided electric bike ride along the Swamp Rabbit Trail from downtown Greenville to Michelin-recommended Topsoil Kitchen & Market in Travelers Rest for a chef-curated picnic.

If you’re looking for something exclusive...

Secret Society is a new experience this year, with dinner hosted in a private downtown home. Chef Chris Rosensteel of Society always has some of my favorite euphoria dishes, and promises dishes that are “elevated, unexpected, and full of personality.”

If you’re looking for award-winning bites...

Seeing Stars brings three chefs from Michelin-starred restaurants — Michael Tusk of San Francisco’s Quince, Sam Hart of Charlotte’s Counter, and Charlie Mitchell of New York City’s Saga — together for a one-night-only culinary showcase at Soby’s New South Cuisine.

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Last year’s Spinx Market dinner focused on convenience store bites reimagined. | Photos by GVLtoday

If you’re looking for a good time...

Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner at the Spinx Market & Eatery isn’t your typical euphoria dinner, with chefs besties Chris Coleman and Matthew Register (two of my favorites) collaborating on a unique and playful menu that’s all about rethinking comfort food.

If you want the most bites for your buck...

Signature events are calling your name. Start with Aged to Perfection on Thursday, Party in the Park on Friday, and Feast by the Field on Saturday and Sunday.

Tickets go on sale Thursday, April 16 at 10 a.m. — and they sell out fast, so set a reminder.

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