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• Under the Sun: Solo Exhibition by Mary Lekoshere | Tuesday, April 30 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Art & Light Gallery, 16 Aiken St., Greenville | Free | Artist Mary Lekoshere introduces a new series of paintings that she hopes will elicit feelings of nostalgia, comfort, and camaraderie.
• Nick Heredia | Tuesday, April 30 | 7:15-9 p.m. | Coffee Underground, 1 E. Coffee St., Greenville | $10 | This musical artist + Greenville native will perform songs from his new alternative pop-rock album.

• Tap and Talk Networking | Wednesday, May 1 | 6-8 p.m. | Craft Axe Throwing, 1320 Hampton Ave., Ste. 5A, Greenville | Free entry | Enjoy a night of networking and axe throwing.
• Open Paint Night | Wednesday, May 1 | 6-9 p.m. | Vino and Van Gogh, 1818 Augusta St., Ste. 112, Greenville | $5-$12 | Bring your own food + vino and paint to the studio — this isn’t a class, just an open space to paint.

• BridgeWay Farmers Market | Thursday, May 2 | 4-8 p.m. | BridgeWay Station, 1000 Via Corso Ave., Simpsonville | Free entry | Explore booths with farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, handmade crafts, and artisan cheeses all sourced from local growers and creators.
• White Hot Party: Welcome to the Jungle! | Thursday, May 2 | 7-11 p.m. | The L, 211 E. Broad St., Greenville | $50-$750 | Pitbull and his crew stumble upon an electric party in the jungle at this fundraiser benefiting NAMI Greenville.

• Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert | Sat., May. 4 | 7 p.m. | Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 N. Academy St., Greenville | $42.50-$372 | Experience the magic of a galaxy far, far away with a live performance by the Greenville Symphony Orchestra of John Williams’ Oscar®-winning score.*

• The Swamp Rabbits are returning from Orlando tomorrow at 7:05 p.m. for Game 6 of the South Division Semifinals. Show your support for our local team and snag a ticket.

• Things at the Greenville Zoo just got pricklier. Two giant porcupines (we’re not being rude, that’s what they’re called) arrived from the Cleveland Zoo and are settling in in their new home in Greenville. Did we mention they’re father and son?

• A portion of St. Mark Road will be temporarily closed for ~4 weeks so Piedmont Natural Gas can install new infrastructure. (Greenville Journal)

• Greenville cycling companies Boyd Cycling + Cardinal Cycling Group acquired Munich Composites — a German carbon rim manufacturer — and are moving it to Spartanburg. Want even more cool bike news? Check out our reel from the Greenville Cycling Classic last week. (Upstate Business Journal)

• Clayton’s Deli — located in the Overbrook area across the street from Fork and Plough — is now serving pizza. Now you can grab a slice of pie + a slice of poundcake from The Poundcake Man all in the same place. Psst… Clayton’s is also open for dinner now.

• To celebrate its ninth anniversary, Greenville Center for Creative Arts is starting a monthly performance art series. Catch three ~15 to 20-minute interactive dance shows on Friday, May 3 at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30. (Greenville Journal)

• Do you love supporting local? Are you a skilled designer with ecommerce knowledge? We’re hiring an Ecommerce Graphic Designer to support Six & Main’s design needs. Apply + see more details.

• Try bird-watching for a nature-fix — an activity that can be done anytime or anywhere. Experts at South Carolina’s Audubon chapter share how to get started.*

• 8.3 billion. That’s how much money has been appropriated by the General Assembly to benefit education in South Carolina since the Lottery began in 2002. Learn exactly where that money goes.*

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