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Try this: GVLtoday’s Picture of the Year contest

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Anyone else still writing 2023 instead of 2024? Last year left a lasting impression + we want to commemorate it the best way we know how — through our inaugural GVLtoday Picture of the Year contest.

Between our newsletter and Instagram, you’ve already seen tons of our photos, so we want to see (and share) some of yours — and give a prize for the winning shot. Here’s everything you need to know to participate.

The rules + details:

Photo submissions are open today through Wednesday, Jan. 17 at 11:59 p.m. You are allowed to submit up to five photos, but each must have been taken by you during 2023. To sweeten the pot, anyone who submits a photo will receive 20% discount to use in our online marketplace, Six & Main.

Photo submissions must include a visual element that directly connects to Greenville. Examples include a photo from a local sporting event, music performance, festival, or other 2023 happening; a picture taken at a local park; or a shot that highlights a landmark in our city. Photos that do not include a local element will not be considered. Additionally, photos that include nudity or offensive language or visuals will not be accepted.

Finalists will be selected by our team and announced in the newsletter on Tuesday, Jan. 23, and you, our readers, will have the chance to vote for GVLtoday’s 2023 Picture of the Year. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, Jan. 30 and will receive a $25 gift card to use at Six & Main.

Want some inspo from some of the best photographers in the world? Check out Time’s Top photos of 2023.
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Events
Thursday, Jan. 4
  1. Worlds Apart: Musical Instruments from Secular to Sacred | Thursday, Jan. 4-Tuesday, March 31 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Sigal Music Museum, 516 Buncombe St., Greenville | $4-$7 | Displaying various objects from the JoAnn and Frank Edwinn Collection, this exhibition focuses on international musical instruments and cultures.
  2. Afternoon Explorations | Thursday, Jan. 4 | 1:30-5 p.m. | Roper Mountain Science Center, 402 Roper Mountain Rd., Greenville | $7-$8 | Visit the Environmental Science Building, Harrison Hall, Living History Farm, Dinosaur Trail, and multiple playgrounds.
Friday, Jan. 5
  1. Greenville RV Show | Friday, Jan. 5-Sunday, Jan. 7 | Times vary | Greenville Convention Center, 1 Exposition Dr., Greenville | $5 | Get your adventure on by exploring SC’s largest RV show.
  2. Cutting Board Make + Take | Friday, Jan. 5 | 1-5 p.m. | Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, 1117C Woodruff Rd., Greenville | $150 | Learn basic fundamentals like how to safely use the planer, table saw, miter saw, drill press, and router.
Saturday, Jan. 6
  1. Black History in Greenville Tours | Saturday, Jan. 6 | 9-11 a.m. | Various locations | $20 | Take a 2.5 mile tour and learn about Black History in Downtown Greenville.
  2. Toasty Farmer’s Market | Saturday, Jan. 6 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Fireforge Crafted Beer, 311 E. Washington St., Greenville | Free entry | Shop 30+ vendors as you sip a drink from Coffee Coffee or Fireforge.
Calendar of events here
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News Notes
Opening
  • Save the date. Yesterday we told you Capri’s Italian Restaurant will open in the former 4 Aces location on Pelham Road. We now know the official opening is on Monday, Jan. 8. (Upstate Business Journal)
Civic
  • Greenville County Council gave final approval to new rules for septic tanks on Tuesday, Jan. 2. The new requirements — including limiting major developments in unzoned areas to one home per one-and-a-half acres — hope to protect Greenville’s natural resources as our population continues to grow. (Greenville Journal)
Traffic
  • If you need to visit Greenville County Square’s offices, there is new signage guiding you to the garage’s main entrance off University Ridge as construction continues on the County Square development. You can also access the building from the Church Street entrance.
Real Estate
  • Be the Broker. What do you want to see in the Reid’s Fine Foods space that just became available in ONE City Plaza? Share your ideas and we may publish it in a future newsletter.
Eat
  • The Greer Farmers Market’s Brunch Markets return on select Sundays this winter and spring: January 14, February 11, March 10, and April 14. Head to Greer City Park on these dates from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. + bookmark this page for an updated list of vendors each month.
Sports
  • The Greenville Triumph will hold open tryouts for the first time since 2020 on Friday, January 19. The soccer club is building its 2024 roster under its new head coach and technical director Rick Wright. Registration is required.
Fun Fact
  • Did you know 73,000 of you welcome us into your inbox every morning? We’re asking you to take two minutes to tell us more about yourself so we can continue to write about things you find interesting. One lucky Greenville survey participant will win $500. Take the survey.
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Number

Calling all Ultimate GVL Foodies

The #UltimateGVLFoodie subscription service tracks downtown’s hundreds of restaurants

Images of Scoundrel in downtown Greenville
Scoundrel, named one of the best new restaurants in the US, is on the list. | Photos by GVLtoday
212. That’s how many restaurants are in the Downtown Greenville area. If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to get out and explore the city’s dining scene, this new resource is for you.

Greenville History Tours launched the #UltimateGVLFoodie List, a new subscription service tracking all of those spots to wine and dine.

The criteria

The list, organized block-by-block, features businesses that:
  • Sell freshly prepared food + drinks
  • Are open to the public and do not charge a fee to enter
Local businesses (165 of the spots on the list) meet an additional criteria:
  • Operate five locations or less in no more than two states

The price

It’s $25 if you want one copy of the list in its current state, or for $50 you can have the list sent to you monthly with updates. Here’s how to sign up.
The Buy

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The Wrap
 
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Today’s edition by:
Danielle

From the editor
I thought I was a pretty solid Greenville foodie until John Nolan (who owns Greenville History Tours and put together this list) tells me he’s eaten at 199 of the 212 restaurants. He plans to visit the remaining 13 soon.
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