• Maria von Trapp at the Chautauqua History Comes Alive Festival | Monday, June 10 | 7:30-9 p.m. | Mauldin Cultural Center, 101 E. Butler Rd., Mauldin | Free | Learn about the matriarch of the Trapp Family Singers, Maria von Trapp, who inspired “The Sound of Music.”

• Rooftop Meetup | Tuesday, June 11 | 6:30-8 p.m. | SIP GVL, 103 N. Main St., Ste. 400, Greenville | Free | Young professionals, young adults, and college students come together for social and professional networking.

• Greenville Liberty vs. Athens United | Wednesday, June 12 | 7 p.m. | Paladin Stadium, 3300 Poinsett Hwy., Greenville | $11-$13 | The Liberty hits the pitch for this midweek matchup.

• Kokedama Workshop | Thursday, June 13 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Sun and Soil Plant Parlor, 512 Augusta St., Ste. A, Greenville | $40 | Learn about Kokedama, a style of planting originating in Japan where the roots of a plant are wrapped in moss and bound.

• Forgefest! | Friday, June 14-Sunday, June 16 | Times vary | Fireforge Crafted Beer, 311 E. Washington St., Greenville | $5-$25 | Celebrate Fireforge’s sixth anniversary with this inaugural three-day music festival.

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• The City of Greenville drafted its annual action plan to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, outlining how it plans to use allocated funds to help low- and moderate-income residents + support affordable-housing efforts. See how the city wants to use the money. (Greenville Journal)

• After the Clemson Super Regional went to extra innings yesterday, the Tigers fell to the Florida Gators 11-10, ending Clemson’s run to Omaha. Great season, Tigers.

• Slim Chickens, an Arkansas-based chicken and fries restaurant, is coming soon to Greenville — though we don’t know when or where yet. We’ll let you know when we learn more, but until then we’ll be dreaming of chicken and waffles, the buffalo tender mac bowl, and the lineup of 14 house sauces. (Greenville News)

• Warehouse at Midtown is closed for renovations “over the next few weeks.” The food hall — located at 1418 Laurens Rd. — teased changes coming inside and out. Stay tuned to its Instagram for updates.

• A mountain biking trail parallel to the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail near Pleasantburg Drive, called “The Rad Rabbit,” is now open. The trail was built by the Upstate Greenways and Trails Alliance in partnership with Greenville County for mountain bikers of all skill levels. (WYFF 4)

• In February, we told you Wade’s Restaurant in Spartanburg was awarded the James Beard Foundation’s America’s Classics Award. The Upstate Business Journal spoke with the family behind the institution as they prepared for the awards ceremony in Chicago this past weekend. Anyone else suddenly craving a meat-and-three plate?

• It’s baby season at the Greenville Zoo. The Colobus Monkeys welcomed a healthy baby girl to their troop, and she’s already out on exhibit. Swing by to see mom and baby.

• If you’re looking for a way to spend the longest day of the year, join the rangers at Oconee State Park for the Solstice Spash on Thursday, June 20 from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Paddles and flotation devices will be provided + guests can bring their own canoe or kayak (or rent one from the park). Reserve your spot.

• In case you missed it, the Columbia Museum of Art recently announced free admission for SC residents all summer long. Here are 10 great (and, we repeat, free) ways to enjoy it.*

• In the mood for a day trip? Greenville Federal Credit Union offers its members discounted tickets for entertainment destinations like the Georgia Aquarium, Biltmore Estate, and Carowinds. See the full list.*

• Amp up your productivity and tackle your never-ending to-do list at Endeavor, conveniently located downtown. With their new Study Hall Pass, you can enjoy discounted access to calm + bright coworking spaces, Monday through Friday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Learn more.*

• Woman-owned business Royal Highnies uses airy, 400-thread count Pima cotton to create luxury loungewear for the whole family. It all began with boxer shorts, and now, trademarked Highnies are sold in over 500 retailers — but you can snag free hats for Father’s Day exclusively online with code ROYALDADDY24.*

• What happens when you combine German engineering with the world’s most trusted name in hearing care? The biggest breakthrough in hearing technology in more than a decade: the Horizon hearing aid. (This is not your grandpa’s hearing device.) See if you qualify for a free trial.*

Where to tube:

• Saluda Outdoor River Company, 3790 Calhoun Memorial Hwy., Easley | ~10 minutes from Greenville | Tube for $24 a person — life jackets and shuttle service included.
• Dolly Cooper Park, 170 Spearman Circle, Powdersville | ~15 minutes from Greenville | Bring your own tube and life jacket to this park’s tubing run on the Saluda River.
• Palmetto Outdoor Center, 131 Alexander Rd., West Columbia | ~1 hour 40 minutes from Greenville | Tube for $15-$30 a person. Pro tip: Walk-up rentals are cash only.
• Edisto River Adventures, 153 Gator Walk Rd., Ridgeville | ~3 hours from Greenville | Road trip here to grab a tube for $28 a person and enjoy a sandbar, volleyball, corn hole, and picnic areas — be sure to book in advance.