• Step 1: Pick your campsite location
• Step 2: Select your tent package
• Step 3: Arrive at your campsite with no set-up required

• “Greatest Generation” | Tuesday, June 4-Sunday, Jan. 19 | Times vary | Upcountry History Museum, 540 Buncombe St., Greenville | $9-$12 | To commemorate 80 years since D-Day, explore items from the museum’s collection, Greenville County Libraries, Clemson, US Naval History and Heritage Command, and a private collector — admission is free for World War II veterans.
• Trailblaze Challenge Information Sessions | Tuesday, June 4-Thursday, June 6 | 6-7 p.m. | Make-A-Wish SC Headquarters, 225 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Ste. C17, Greenville | Free | Learn about this annual effort to support Make-A-Wish by hiking some of the Upstate’s most scenic trails.

• “Mamma Mia!” | Wednesday, June 5-Sunday, June 9 | Times vary | Peace Center, 300 S. Main St., Greenville | $49-$139 | A mother, a daughter, three possible dads, and a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget told through ABBA’s greatest hits — Tuesday’s performance is sold out.
• Tap and Talk Networking | Wednesday, June 5 | 6-8 p.m. | Craft Axe Throwing, 1320 Hampton Ave., Ste. 5A, Greenville | Free entry | Connect with fellow professionals to share ideas, build relationships, and throw some axes.

• BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX | Thursday, June 6-Sunday, June 9 | Times vary | Thornblade Club, 1275 Thornblade Blvd., Greer + Carolina Country Club, 2355 Carolina Country Club Rd., Spartanburg | $20-$130 | Amateurs, celebrities, and professionals are teamed up and rotate between the two courses for this three-day, better-ball competition.

• Greenville Jazz Fest | Friday, June 7-Saturday, June 8 | Times vary | Main Street, Greenville | Free entry | Don’t miss this weekend celebration of community, culture, and jazz.
• First Fridays Gallery Crawl | Friday, June 7 | Times vary | Various locations, Greenville | Free | Navigate Greenville’s visual arts scene each month as galleries and venues are open to the public.

• GVL Vintage Market | Saturday, June 8 | 12-5 p.m. | Taylors Mill, 250 Mill St., Taylors | Free entry | Lauded as the “biggest vintage event in the Upstate,” search for gems and treasures from dozens of vendors.

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• Could the historic Chick Springs become a public park? Taylors TownSquare — an organization focused on awareness, advocacy, and action to “make Taylors a place to belong” — wants to make it happen. Learn about the history of the land, the plans to acquire it, and what it could look like in the future.

• Real estate groups Coldwell Banker Commercial Caine and KDS Commercial Properties have merged to create KDS Caine, described as “a merger of equals, bringing together the talents and resources of both companies.” Learn more about the change. (Upstate Business Journal)

• The Mill at Fountain Inn, featuring a new brewery with a large outdoor entertainment space, is now open at the corner of Ellison and Wall Streets. Before you stop by for pizza and brews, check out our before-and-after of the historic flour mill spaces. Plus, scroll down to The Wrap for City Editor Danielle’s must-try menu item.

• Boot scootin’ boogie on Wednesdays and Saturdays at The Foundry, which is bringing the popular Pirate Cowboy Line Dancing to a second night starting this weekend, June 8. Unlike Wednesdays, this event is 18+ with a $5 cover.

• Nay Min Asian Cuisine is coming soon to Cartwright Food Hall in Greer. From the team behind MoMo’s Sushi and More, this new spot will feature Asian-fusion like Philly cheesesteak egg rolls, classic favorites like Mongolian Beef, and combo options.

• School’s out, playtime’s in. The Children’s Museum of the Upstate is open seven days a week for the summer. Take off to the newest exhibit “Wings in the Air.”

• There’s a new happy hour to get on your calendar. Omni — a pop up featuring Asian fusion bites — is taking over Sum Bar’s happy hours from this point forward on Wednesdays from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. We’ll see you there.

• Pride Month is just getting started with a full lineup of events, including the Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus performing its “Love Can Build a Bridge” concert at the Greenville Theatre tonight and tomorrow night. Get tickets.

• Speaking of Pride Month, The People’s Tap — located at RiverPlace — has a special drink menu for the month of June and will donate $1 from these beers and wines to the Queer Wellness Center, a local organization providing resources to the LGBTQ+ community. Plus, you can add edible glitter to any drink.

• USC fired head baseball coach Mark Kingston yesterday. In his seven seasons with the Gamecocks, the team only made it to the NCAA Super Regionals twice. Who could be considered in the coaching search? The Greenville News shared some predictions. (ESPN + The Greenville News)

• ICYMI, Avelo Airlines now offers nonstop service to three cities in the Northeast from GSP International Airport: Manchester, NH (hello, Boston), Rochester, NY, and New Haven, CT. Enjoy low fares and a smooth travel experience when you book your next flight with Avelo Airlines.*

• Have a summer vacation coming up? It’s not too late to save for last-minute (fun) expenses. Plan ahead with these five tips for saving money.*

• Cue the oversized scissors + big red ribbon, because Arden Woods has officially arrived. The luxe community in the heart of Greenville offers stunning townhomes, villas, and estate-style homes starting in the low $200s — plus an impressive suite of community amenities. See inside the spaces + schedule a tour.*

• These cannabis gummies keep selling out — just one can get you feeling right within five minutes. Get 20% off your first order with code FIRST20.*^†

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