An entertainment venue will open in downtown Greer

Featuring games, food, wine, beer, and craft cocktails, Trade Street Social is the latest venture for Crafted Community Concepts.

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Trade Street Social will be next to the Greer Citizen Building. | Rendering by Project Plus

Duckpin bowling, arcade games, and golf are coming to a new entertainment venue in downtown Greer at 315 Trade St.

Featuring food, wine, beer, and craft cocktails, Trade Street Social is the latest venture for Crafted Community Concepts — a food, beverage, and entertainment group by restaurateur and brewery owner Nate Tomforde and developer Bryan Beal.

Nate and Bryan told the Upstate Business Journal they hope to keep the project entirely hyperlocal, including funding. They’re crowdsourcing Trade Street Social through Vicinity Capital — a Greenville-based platform that allows locals to invest where they live.

“We love what Vicinity does,” Bryan told UBJ. “They’re going to help us drive some local dollars and get some people who live locally in the Greer area excited about something they can ultimately invest in with us. ”If all goes as planned, Trade Street Social will open in spring or summer 2024.

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The future Trade Street Social site | Photo via Google Maps

This is just the latest announcement from Crafted Community Concepts, which has several other Upstate ventures in the works:

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