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Events
Thursday, Sept. 28
How Greenville Helped End WWI: Camp Sevier | Thursday, Sept. 28 | 6:30 p.m. | Sevier Middle School, 1000 Piedmont Park Rd., Greenville | Free | Join this information session regarding a Camp Sevier Memorial + learn about Camp Sevier.
“Proof” | Thursday, Sept. 28-Sunday, Oct. 1 | Times vary | Centre Stage, 501 River St., Greenville | $15-$18.50 | In this Tony Award® for Best Play and Pulitzer Prize for Drama winning play, journey with Catherine as she learns how much of her father’s madness—or genius—she will inherit.
Friday, Sept. 29
Oktoberfest | Friday, Sept. 29 | 4-9 p.m. | 13 Stripes River Lodge, 1307 Old Easley Hwy., Easley | Free entry | Enjoy Oktoberfest food + beer specials and groove with Tuba Gin.
Tetrad’s Fourth Anniversary | Friday, Sept. 29 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | Tetrad Brewing Company, 603 E. Stone Ave., Greenville | $65 | Celebrate Tetrad’s fourth anniversary with a four course dinner by Chef Ryan Gomez from SOL GVL, paired with four Tetrad craft beers.
Saturday, Sept. 30
“We Didn’t Wait For Freedom": Civil War Narrative Quilts | Saturday, Sept. 30 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Upcountry History Museum, 540 Buncombe St., Greenville | $9-$12 | In this quilt series, Vera Hall bridges the gap between history and her love of textiles with her quilt creations, honoring the lives of famous African Americans whose actions inspired change.
Social House Market | Saturday, Sept. 30 | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Social House, 25 Delano Dr., Greenville | Free entry | The Social House Market is a vibrant and family-friendly event where people of all ages, including kids and dogs, can come together to enjoy a day of fun and shopping.
Sunday, Oct. 1
Greenville Symphony Orchestra | Sunday, Oct. 1 | 3 p.m. | Peace Center, 300 S. Main St., Greenville | $20-$85 | Conductor Geoffrey Robson leads the symphony with guest artist Andrius Žlabys on piano.
Canning 101 Class | Sunday, Oct. 1 | 2-4 p.m. | The Cook’s Station, 515 Buncombe St., Greenville | $65 | Learn the basics of canning your own food.
The Walkabout, a new sandwich shop from the Urban Wren + The Bellwether Public House teams, opens today, Sept. 27. Located at 941 S. Main St. — adjacent to Fluor Field — the restaurant will focus on fast lunches like soups, grab-and-go sandwiches, and wraps. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Civic
City Council approved a list of projects — focused mainly on pedestrian + traffic safety — to be funded by a $20 million state budget. See what projects made the list.
Eat
Eater Carolinas dropped its list of “10 Hottest Restaurants in Greenville, South Carolina, Right Now,” including Lewis Barbecue, Sum Bar, and Indaco. Did your favorite restaurant make the list?(Eater Carolinas)
Number
1.77%. That’s the population increase SC experienced in 2022, reaching a total population of 5,282,634. Greenville County saw a growth of 2.64% + Spartanburg saw a 2.97% growth. (The State)
Real Estate
🦜 What are “parrots” in the real estate world?
Since 1993, Joan has personally closed over 1,000 deals. | Photo by Chelsey Ashford Photography
According to Joan Herlong, there’s one type of wildlife you don’t want to run into in the Upstate: “parrots.” This term refers to real estate agents who will always reaffirm their clients in an effort to avoid conflict or firing — even when the client is wrong.
When a buyer is stuck with a parrot, it can be worse than if the client was on their own.
The lesson? It’s in everyone’s best interest for an agent to be candid and to tell the truth — no matter how painful.
There’s nothing quite like a desert sunset. | Photo by Emily Herron
Scottsdale, Arizona has made a name for itself not only for being a hot spot for outdoor enthusiasts, but also for those looking for food, fun and endless shopping.
Director of Client Success Emily here. Having lived in Scottsdale for 25+ years, any time I visit my hometown the agenda is jam packed — so let’s get to it.
Why go?
Scottsdale and its surrounding cities like Phoenix and Tempe have something for everyone, even the kids. From golf courses, to high-end shopping and spas, to the Arizona Boardwalk, it’s simply impossible to run out of things to do both indoors (I’m looking at you, Summer) and outside.
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Sports
20 tailgating essentials for a winning season
Wheel a Weber portable gas grill to any cookout destination. | Photo via Amazon
From the best tailgating grill to a condiment caddy, shop all things game day grub:
If you’re looking for a great tailgating grill, the Weber portable gas grill has wheels and folds up neatly.
Keep your ketchup and mustard from running away with a condiment caddy.
It’s here — Allure’s 2023 Best of Beauty Award Winners list. Shop Best of Skin winners and Best of Hair winners to discover today’s breakthrough beauty technology.
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