What’s in our carts

• Folding Adirondack chair: Stephanie here. Yellow is my favorite color, and these Adirondack chairs would look so cute on my porch.
• Contemporary cat bookends: Finish your summer reading list and store those books on your shelf with these adorable cat book ends.
• Metal arch mirror: Danielle here. I love using a mirror to make a space look bigger, and this simple one will bring a modern touch to any space.
• Indoor + outdoor ice bath tub: I’ve had my eye on the cold plunge trend for a while, and this seems like the perfect time to dive in with a deal.

• Rock The Country Music Festival | Friday, July 26-Saturday, July 27 | Times vary | Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center, 3027 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Anderson | $190-$600 | Rock out to this two-day country music extravaganza with artists like Kid Rock and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

• 6th Anniversary Block Party | Saturday, July 27 | 11 a.m.-10 p.m. | Liability Brewing Company, 109 W. Stone Ave., Greenville | Free entry | Celebrate Liability’s six-year anniversary with special beers, live music, food, and entertainment.
• Fish Fry Battle | Saturday, July 27 | 4-11 p.m. | A Taste of Detroit, 711 Mauldin Rd., Greenville | Free entry | Bring your lawn chairs to listen to live music + taste the entries of this fish fry contest.

• Girls Who Walk | Sunday, July 28 | 9-10:30 a.m. | Greer City Park, 301 E. Poinsett St., Greer | Free | Get outdoors and meet new friends at this weekend walking meetup — RSVP online.

• Monday Night Yoga on the Plaza | Monday, July 29 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Camperdown Plaza, 315 S. Main St., Greenville | Free | This outdoor class is led by Abbey Garcia with Zen Rabbit Yoga.
• Blink-182: “One More Time Tour” | Monday, July 29 | 7 p.m. | Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 N. Academy St., Greenville | $37-$249+ | Enjoy all the small things with this band from California.

• Local venue Radio Room will reopen in its new expanded space on Tuesday, July 30. Stay tuned for more details in an upcoming newsletter. (Greenville Journal)

• Whataburger’s first Greenville County location will host its grand opening on Monday, July 29. The Woodruff Road location across from Walmart will open at 11 a.m. — the first four guests will receive free Whataburger for a year. (Fox Carolina)

• They’re baaack. The City of Greenville’s unique landscaping crew made up of goats has returned to help cut back invasive plants at Sliding Rock Creek.

• The Olympic Games begin tonight and HeyDay Sandwiches & Cocktails has a new outdoor screen for your viewing pleasure. Who needs a trip to Paris with views like this?

• How refreshing. Drink Up Week runs through today — our annual celebration of Greenville’s drink culture. Local businesses are offering buzzy deals like 50% off mocktails at Carmella’s + BOGO 50% off signature cocktails at Passerelle Bistro, so treat yourself and toast to our town’s vibrant bevvy scene.

• Want to have your YMCA of Greenville joining fee (up to $69) waived? Just donate a backpack or school supplies now through Wednesday, July 31. Visit the welcome center at any Greenville location to sign up.*

• This charming 1930s 3-BD, 3-BA home is just a short golf cart ride away from downtown and Augusta Road. Little ones can attend Augusta Circle Elementary + families will love the gorgeous kitchen and recent updates, including a new roof, updated light fixtures, bathrooms, and more. Take a tour.*

• Did you know? Signs of depression in men are different than those in women. See common symptoms (and how you can seek or refer help for 25% off).*

• 2024’s “it card” is here. Not only does it offer a $200 bonus, but also unlimited 1.5% cash back and 0% intro APR until 2025. (Annual fee? We don’t know her.)*

Did you know?

• The Greenville Watersheds are virtually 100% forested with 100+ miles of permanent streams. Public access to these lands is restricted, which is why Greenville Water is nationally known for providing some of the purest and best-tasting drinking water in the country.
• The Greenville Watersheds house diverse wildlife including bats, the pickerel frog, common raven, black bear, wood rat, green salamander, and the peregrine falcon (which is federally protected).
• There are currently 16 known species of fish, and possibly up to 28 others, that thrive in these clear cool waters.