The space

• Matteo Miles
• Phillip McCreight
• Fotini Christophillis
• Lynn Greer

The food

• Jalapeño Candied Bacon | Start off with bacon thick-cut in house and featuring jalapeño brown sugar and horseradish pickles.
• 16 oz Dry-Aged Delmonico Ribeye | Rick Erwin’s Greer steaks are sourced from Meats by Linz in Chicago — add an enhancement like Truffle Chive Butter or Cold-Water Lobster Tail.
• The Company Crab Cakes | Dig into two cakes garnished with corn relish, green tomato salsa verde, and crispy onions. Bonus: Indulge for a good cause.

• Amp’d Up Fridays | Friday, May 26 | 7-10 p.m. | Mauldin Cultural Center, 101 E. Butler Rd., Mauldin | Free entry | Grab your dancing shoes, lawn chairs, and blankets to catch the first night of this summer concert series formerly known as Beachin’ Fridays.

• Palmetto Heroes Hike | Saturday, May 27 | 7 a.m.-3 p.m. | Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 N. Academy St., Greenville | $25-$50 | Join other patriots as they honor local military and first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice — choose between a six-mile or 12-mile hike on the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail.

• Brunch with Mangia Martorell | Sunday, May 28 | 12-3 p.m. | Fireforge Crafted Beer, 311 E. Washington St., Greenville | Free entry | This Memorial Day weekend brunch menu will be inspired by backyard cookouts — brunch available while supplies last.

• Memorial Day at 13 Stripes River Lodge | Monday, May 29 | 12 p.m. | 13 Stripes River Lodge, 1307 Old Easley Hwy., Easley | Free entry | Commemorate Memorial Day with tunes from Amongst The Trees, views of the Saluda River, and food and cocktails.

• Greenville Liberty | Tuesday, May 30 | 7:30 p.m. | Paladin Stadium, 3300 Poinsett Hwy., Greenville | $11-$30 | Cheer on the Greenville Liberty as they play on the home pitch.

• Obsidian Wine Dinner | Wednesday, May 31 | 6:30 p.m. | Scoundrel, 18 N. Main St., Greenville | $225 | Indulge in a five-course chef’s tasting with wine pairings from Napa Valley’s Obsidian Wine Co., a 20-year-old vineyard planted on a volcano in the Mayacamas Mountains.

• Greenville Jazz Fest | Saturday, June 3 | 4-10 p.m. | Main Street, Downtown Greenville | Free entry | Experience jazz music in the streets of Downtown Greenville at this inaugural festival — food and beverages will be on site for purchase.

• Kale: Dirty Dozen or Clean Fifteen? Find out.
• Papaya: Dirty Dozen or Clean Fifteen? Find out.
• Tomatoes: Dirty Dozen or Clean Fifteen? Find out.

• Conestee Nature Preserve released a new map after closing some “smaller connecting trails” along its 13-mile network to improve visitors’ navigation. Maps are posted throughout the property and online. The preserve says the closing of the small trails, marked by fence barricades, will “benefit our wildlife, by restoring important natural corridors and lessening human disturbance.”

• Hester General Store will start offering hot dogs during summer weekends on Saturday, May 27 at 11 a.m. Choose the Hickory Nut Gap all beef hotdog, Revival Butchery bratwurst on a pretzel bun, or the Vegan Dawg (or all three) and top them with housemade condiments. Makes us want a hot dog real bad.
• Overbrook Village gastropub Perch will begin serving lunch starting Thursday, June 1. Get your fill of Döner and other menu items like the Cluck Norris and Chicken Banh Mi Thursday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

• The next Slater-Marietta Farmers Market is Friday, June 2 from 4 to 7 p.m. Shop the Kids Market and enjoy barbecue from Done in Smoke, Italian ice from Sunset Slush, and 30+ local farmers and vendors. Plus, enter the homemade ice cream competition or come hungry to enjoy a scoop.

• Richard Heusel — former KM Fabrics CEO and Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum and Baseball Library board member — died on Friday, May 19 at 88 years old. From serving as a leader in the textile industry to working to keep Shoeless Joe Jackson’s legacy alive, Richard made his mark on Greenville. Discover his legacy. (Greenville Journal)

• Love the arts? Teach the arts. The Greenville Center for Creative Arts is calling for instructors for its fall sessions: Session I, from September 11-October 13 + Session II, from October 23-November 24. Proposals are due Thursday, June 22 and can be for five-week classes and one-, two-, and three-day workshops.

• The Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Carolinas (RMHCC) is looking for applicants for its Teen Leadership Board for the 2023-2024 school year. High school ambassadors will learn business acumen skills (read: project management, building relationships, communication + philanthropy) while advocating for the RMHCC. Applications are due Friday, June 9 at 12 p.m.

• Love playing pickleball (or interested in trying it out)? This episode of MUSC Health’s Health Focus features Dr. Alec DeCastro, Associate Professor and Chief of Primary Care Sports Medicine, discussing common pickleball injuries and tips for prevention, so you can stay on your A-game.*

• Children — even toddlers — can start to understand the concept of saving and spending money. Here is a list of ideas to teach your kids about budgeting, no matter their age.*

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• Yesterday, we told you Rick Erwin’s West End Grille will close in June to undergo some renovations. Good news: You won’t have to wait as long to return to the West End spot. The team let us know work will finish up in about four weeks, not 90 days.

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