The Daniel Building, 301 N. Main St. | Built: 1966

One Liberty Square, 55 Beattie Pl. | Built: 1983

Canal Insurance, 101 N. Main St. | Built: 1972

Westin Poinsett, 120 S. Main St. | Built: 1925

ONE Building, 1 N. Main St. | Built: 2014

Falls Tower, 355 S. Main St. | Built: 2020

• Spring Uncorked | Wednesday, May 15 | 5:30-7 p.m. | Doux Vino, 3608 Pelham Rd., Ste. A, Greenville | $28 | Sip on spring wines + indulge in savory hors d’oeuvres at this new wine bar.
• Snail Mail Club | Wednesday, May 15 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Carolina Bauernhaus Greenville, 556 Perry Ave., Ste. B118, Greenville | $25 | Make four cards to be sent over the next month as part of this letter writing club.
• Greenville Drive vs. Winston-Salem Dash | Wednesday, May 15 | 7 p.m. | Fluor Field | $8-25 | It’s Health Care Appreciation Night and City of Greer Night at Fluor Field.*

• BridgeWay Farmers Market | Thursday, May 16 | 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.
• Tim McGraw: Standing Room Only Tour 2024 | Thursday, May 16 | 7 p.m. | Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 N. Academy St., Greenville | $36-$530 | This country music star is bringing his “Standing Room Only” tour to The Well.

• Greenville Greek Festival | Friday, May 17-Sunday, May 19 | Times vary | St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 406 N. Academy St., Greenville | $3 | Enjoy this annual festival featuring Greek food, Greek music, Greek dancing, and family fun.
• Brew in the Zoo | Friday, May 17 | 6-10 p.m. | Greenville Zoo, 150 Cleveland Park Dr., Greenville | $30-$70 | Tap into the wild and sample an assortment of beer and lite fare, all while exploring the zoo after hours.

• “Swan Lake” | Saturday, May 25-Sunday, May 26 | Times vary | Peace Center, 300 S. Main St., Greenville | $25-$75 | International Ballet presents “Swan Lake,” accompanied by the Greenville Symphony Orchestra. With incredible dancers, exquisite costumes, and dramatic sets, this performance is not to be missed.*

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• Greenville City Council approved the first reading of the city’s $272.3 million budget for the 2025 fiscal year. The budget does not include any tax increases or increases to business license rates, but the city’s solid waste fee will be increased by $3 per month. (Greenville Journal)

• Blind Horse Saloon — known for its live country music and line dancing nights — has closed its doors after 29 years. According to an Instagram post shared last night, the closure is “due to the South Carolina liquor insurance requirements.”

• Emily’s Table, a new farm-to-table restaurant, is coming soon to 241 N. Main St. Owner Emily Fournier, who previously owned a catering and events business in Austin, TX, submitted design plans to the City of Greenville’s Design Review Board to enclose the storefront + add a rooftop event space.

• After a break due to the pandemic, United Airlines is resuming nonstop flights from the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport to Washington-Dulles in September. Cure the travel bug and get tickets. (Greenville Journal)

• There will soon be a new spot to catch a game while you sip a craft beer outside. Southernside Brewing Company wants to install a large, outdoor LED screen. The brewery applied for approval from the City of Greenville’s Design Review Board, which will be addressed during tomorrow’s meeting.

• A study released by the Upstate Mobility Alliance — made up of businesses, organizations, and government entities — found a public transit hub at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport “would be feasible.” According to the study, there could be up to 1,000 daily riders for a bus service that connects Clemson, Greenville, and Spartanburg. (Greenville Journal)

• Local Greenville startup Incora Health — a wearable, earring monitor for tracking women’s health — was featured in an article in The Economist titled, “America is in the midst of an extraordinary startup boom.” Read the full feature.

• We donut believe it. Scout’s Doughnuts is turning two with a celebration this Saturday, May 18. Swing by the storefront at 1700 E. North St. for giveaways, discounted merch, goodie bags, balloons for the kids, and — of course — lots of doughnuts.

• Did you know that not all arthritis is the same? To celebrate Arthritis Awareness Month, we’re addressing this and four more common misconceptions about arthritis.*

• Drumroll, please: The Greenville Symphony Orchestra announced its newest Music Director at Unity Park yesterday — and it’s none other than Lee Mills. Get ready for a monumental year under his baton + preview the 2024-25 season.*

• Did you know you could finance your fixer-upper with home equity? You could get up to $50K with a HELOC — calculate your payment.*

• Cornbread Hemp’s CBD Sleep Gummies are available in two strengths and made with high-quality USDA organic CBD extract. Get 30% off with code CBDSLEEP30.*

• Who: Greenville County residents enrolled in eligible programs tailored to high-demand careers qualify.
• What: Students could be awarded up to $5,000 in scholarship money — that’s $2,500 each semester.
• When: This increased award goes into effect for the upcoming 2024-25 school year.
• How: Complete the FAFSA and submit all required documents.