What’s on the property now?

What’s planned for the property?

Where can I find parking now?

• West End Lot, 106 Augusta St. | 66 spaces, 2 accessible spaces | Daily parking | $1 per hour-$7 per daily max + $5 special events | Download the ParkMobile app and enter Zone 24101 to pay-by-mobile or visit the kiosk behind the bus stop shelter.
• South Main Lot, 911 S. Main St. | 45 spaces, 2 accessible spaces | Two-hour parking | Free | This surface lot is adjacent to Fluor Field.
• University Lot, 13 University St. | 59 spaces, 4 accessible spaces | Two-hour parking | Free | Find this lot behind 1 Augusta and Velo Fellow.

• Andy Warhol: Endangered Species | Wednesday, April 26-Sunday, April 30 | Times vary | Upcountry History Museum, 540 Buncombe St., Greenville | Price of admission | It’s the last week to see this bilingual and accessible exhibition of artist Andy Warhol’s 10 silkscreen prints of endangered species named on the Endangered Species Act of 1973.
• Cake & Whiskey Hob Nob | Wednesday, Apr. 26 | 6-8 p.m. | Six & Twenty Distillery, 556 Perry Ave., Ste. B103, Greenville | Free entry | Bring a friend to this businesswomen networking event featuring a cash bar and TIMTations cake.

• Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive | Thursday, Apr. 27 | 5:30-8:30 p.m. | NOMA Square, 220 N. Main St., Greenville | Free entry | Angela Easterling and the Beguilers are bringing their country and Americana sound to NOMA Square.
• Piedmont Plant and Flower Festival | Thursday, April 27-Sunday, April 30 | Times vary | Greenville State Farmers Market, 1354 Rutherford Rd., Greenville | Free entry | Vendors will have a variety of plants, flowers, home, yard, and garden decor and handmade crafts — Master Gardeners and Clemson Extension agents will be on hand to answer questions.

• March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement | Friday, Apr. 28 | 5-9 p.m. | Unity Park, 320 S. Hudson St., Greenville | Free entry | Join March of Dimes for a night of family fun with food, kids activities, and a walk to support mothers and babies in the community.
• The Community Tap Travelers Rest First Anniversary | Friday, Apr. 28 | 6-9 p.m. | The Community Tap Travelers Rest, 321 S. Main St., Travelers Rest | Free entry | Celebrate The Tap TR’s first anniversary with drink specials, desserts, live music, and other surprises.

• Greenville Triumph | Saturday, Apr. 29 | 7 p.m. | Paladin Stadium, 900 Duncan Chapel Rd., Greenville | $15-$60 | Catch the Greenville Triumph face off against North Carolina FC on the home pitch for match day.
• Greater Greenville Master Gardeners Annual Plant Sale | Saturday, Apr. 29 | 8 a.m.-12 p.m. | Jeff Lynch Appliances, 17 Roper Mountain Rd., Greenville | Free entry | Join the Greater Greenville Master Gardeners to shop for hundreds of healthy plants, from ground covers to butterfly plants, natives, perennials, and hand-crafted garden art.

• Music on the Mountain: Stephen Neil | Sunday, Apr. 30 | 1-4 p.m. | Eagle Mountain Winery, 2330 Hwy. 11, Travelers Rest | Free entry | Join Stephen Neil of the Synergy Twins on the Eagle Mountain Winery patio to hear him play live music on his electric violin while you sip on a glass of wine.

• Nixtamal Mexican Kitchen — a quick-service Mexican food restaurant — will open the first week of May at 679 Fairview Rd. in Simpsonville. The concept, created by the partners behind Tacos & Bla Bla Bla, will feature fresh, Mexican-inspired dishes like tableside guacamole, plus a seafood tower with head-on shrimp, oysters, ribeye, and chorizo sausage. (Post and Courier Greenville)
• Smoking Butt Heads BBQ opens this summer at 111 W. Main St. in Spartanburg (formerly Wild Wing Cafe). The concept — from local restaurateur and World Champion pitmaster Todd Smith + brewery owner Nate Tomforde — will feature barbecue, a taproom, and a dedicated live music and event space. Todd’s first location (under different ownership) is on Pelham Road.

• Anna Castro Spratt — a Fine Arts Center high school sophomore and creative writing student — is the first City of Greenville Youth Poet Laureate. During Anna’s two-year term (starting Monday, May 1), she will promote literacy and increase awareness of poetry in the community through readings at meetings and other city locations and occasions. (Greenville Journal)

• Country music artist and “Yellowstone” star Lainey Wilson will perform at Gaffney’s SC Peach Festival (July 12-22) on Friday, July 14. Tickets are available for pre-sale this Thursday, April 27 at 10 a.m. and open to the public on Friday, April 28 at 10 a.m. (Greenville News)

• Clemson University unveiled Clemson Elevate, its new strategic vision. The plan — which aims to “propel Clemson’s success and further strengthen its reputation” — features three core pillars and 15 areas of focus, including academic success and experiential learning, human performance, neuroscience to neuroengineering, and future advanced materials.

• The Mauldin Blues & Jazz Festival takes place this Saturday, April 29 (2-9 p.m.) at the outdoor amphitheater behind the Mauldin Cultural Center. Bring the family to this free event featuring four performances — including Mac Arnold & Plate Full O’ Blues — food and drinks, and activities like community painting and lawn games.

• Lewis Barbecue is hosting a pop-up at Birds Fly South Ale Project on Thursday, May 4 from 5:30-8 p.m. (or until sold out). Indulge in the new Spicy Paloma Kölsch collab release and brisket plates, sandwiches, and sides — plus, play trivia with the Greenville Library System at 6:30 p.m.

• Local nonprofit Just Say Something is hosting its Cakes and Comedy for the Community Fundraiser on Thursday, May 4 (6-9 p.m.) at Think Tank Brew Lab in benefit of the organization’s Youth Impact Program. Bid on cakes and enjoy a night of comedy, eats, and drinks. Get tickets.

• Tonight, The Greenville Drive and Michelin are celebrating night two of Reading All-Stars. Greenville County Schools students who completed the program receive a free ticket to the game and the opportunity to parade around the field and meet the players.

• While we know being aware of our sexual health is important, there’s one topic that many women are hesitant to address: enjoyment. Prisma Health gynecologist Kristl Tomlin, MD, explains what women need to know about sexual enjoyment.*

• Don’t let this deal fly by. Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport is offering $20 off round-trip flights on Avelo with code GVL20 now through Sun., Dec. 31. Avelo Airlines now offers low fares and nonstop flights from GSP International Airport to Orlando, FL, New Haven, CT, and Wilmington, DE with flights beginning in June. Snag the deal.*

• Discover more Biltmore with the purchase of a new Annual Pass — now on sale for $209 plus tax. Available for a limited time, save $90 off the regular Pass price, just in time to experience Biltmore this spring (and every season).*

• National Pretzel Day — AKA the most important day of the year for Stanley Hudson from “The Office.” If you’ve got a hankering for one of these fluffy on the inside, crisp and perfectly salted on the outside snacks, celebrate with this at-home pretzel kit or this gourmet pretzel pack.

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