What if... we had tiny home communities? | AI image by Google’s ImageFX
What if... the land where Greenville High School currently sits was transformed into a downtown convention center, splitting the land with workforce housing and relocating the school to an innovative downtown high school tower?
What if... Greenville had co-living spaces (think: adult dorms) like Chattanooga’s Tomorrow Building?
What if... the Church Street bridge was pedestrian-only? Can you picture it? We were inspired by @carfreegvl on Instagram. Think of it as Greenville’s own NYC High Line.
What if... the Reedy River was cleaned and treated so it could be used recreationally for surfing like the English Garden in Munich, Germany?
What if... there was a lazy river around Unity Park? And they brought back the McPherson Park Train?
We want to hear your craziest “what if...” for our city. There are no limits. Let your imagination run free and share your wildest ideas with us.
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What unique, creative, or kinda crazy ideas do you have for our city?
Movie Night| Monday, April 15 | 6 p.m. | Yee-Haw Brewing Co., 307 E. McBee Ave., Ste. C, Greenville | Free entry | Catch “The Karate Kid” on the lawn as you sip a craft beer at this weekly movie night.
Yoga on the Plaza| Monday, April 15 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Camperdown Plaza, 315 S. Main St., Greenville | Free | Abbey Garcia from Zen Rabbit Yoga leads a class each Monday to help you embrace the serenity of a new week.
Tuesday, April 16
Founders Forum | Tuesday, April 16 | 3:30-5 p.m. | Village Launch, 1186 Pendleton St., Greenville | Free | Founders can learn about getting to profitability with a product or service quickly.
Now Open - A Tasting Event| Tuesday, April 16 | 6-8 p.m. | Magnetic South Brewery Greenville, 701 Easley Bridge Rd., Ste. 4155, Greenville | $35 | The Post and Courier will host newly opened and soon-to-open restaurants at this new tasting event.
“Clue” | Tuesday, April 16-Sunday, April 21 | Times vary | Peace Center, 300 S. Main St., Greenville | $45-$95 | Based on the 1985 Paramount movie and inspired by the classic Hasbro board game, “Clue” is the ultimate whodunit.
Try This: Experience Biltmore® as an Annual Passholder
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Biltmore Passholders enjoy unlimited visits to the house and gardens throughout the year. | Photos provided by The Biltmore Company
Between gardens bursting with lush blooms and a spectacular exhibition of vibrant glass art, what could be better than spending a spring day exploring Biltmore?
How about going back again and again to experience the historic residence year-round? Because, let’s be honest, it can be hard to fit all 8,000 acres of history and activities into just one visit.
Luckily, you can enjoy the beauty of Biltmore every season with an Annual Pass, on sale at a $90 savings now through Tuesday, April 30. Keep reading to see how we spent our sunny spring day as Passholders + learn how you can Try This.
What we tried:
We took a complimentary-for-Passholders daytime tour of Biltmore, which included a journey through the lavish Biltmore House, the blooming gardens and grounds, and a fun-filled excursion to Anter Hill Village and the Biltmore Winery.
A 120,000 sqft, five-story office building located at 125 The Parkway in Greer could soon become a Hilton DoubleTree hotel. The hotel — which would feature meeting and event spaces — hopes to open in early 2025. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Coming Soon
Parlor Doughnuts will open its Greenville location at 1901 Laurens Rd., Ste. B (near Clare’s Creamery and the future Taco Boy) this month. The Indiana-based shop will be locally owned and operated and is the second location in SC — the first is in Pawleys Island. (Upstate Business Journal)
Eat
Some of Greenville’s most popular pop-ups want you to “Eat for a Cause” at Sum Bar this Wednesday, April 17 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Four chefs from Potluck GVL, SOL GVL, and Sum Bar will be in the kitchen + 25% of sales will go to World Central Kitchen.
Open
Roost Coffeehouse, a small trailer situated off Geer Highway north of Travelers Rest, reopened under new ownership after closing last year. The shop will serve Unlocked Coffee among other menu items like matcha and pastries. (Upstate Business Journal)
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We’re workin’ on our fitness (guide). From lifting weights, indoor rock climbing, personal training, dance fitness, boxing classes, and martial arts programs — we’re rounding up the best places to exercise in Greenville. Drop your favorite place to work out.
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Finance
It can be tempting to treat yourself with your tax refund, but a better use could be to get yourself financially ahead. Putting a portion into an emergency fund or paying down debt can help you now and in the long run. Here are four more smart ways to use your tax refund.*
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