Fork and Plough, 1629 E. North St.

Juniper, 315 S. Main St.

UP on the Roof, 250 Riverplace, Ste. 800

Jianna, 600 S. Main St., Ste. 200

Paloma, 315 S. Main St.

• Peach Jam! + Cobbler Showdown | Thursday, Aug. 8 | 4-8 p.m. | Bridgeway Farmers Market | $12 | In this inaugural showdown, chefs from the area will vie for the title of “Greenville’s Big Peach.”
• Open Mic Jam Session | Thursday, Aug. 8 | 7-9 p.m. | The Pub for What Ales You | Free entry | Bring your friends to come listen or hear you perform at this open jam session hosted by Ty Olsen.
• adidas Employee Store Open House | Thursday, Aug. 8– Sunday, Aug. 11 | Hours vary | 10 Quest Ln., Greenville | Price of purchase | For a limited time, adidas is giving insider access to its Employee Store. Usually invite-only, score up to 50% off back-to-school apparel and footwear you won’t find anywhere else. Ask store associates for more details about the special 50% discount.*

• Steve Eager & Friends Singin’ in the Neighborhood Outdoor Concert | Friday, Aug. 9 | 7-8:15 p.m. | 21 Spring Valley Rd., Greenville | Free | Bring a chair or sit in your car and spend a summer evening listening to this free concert — tips are appreciated.
• Movies at the Mill | Friday, Aug. 9 | 7-10:30 p.m. | Judson Mill District | Free entry | Catch the animated film “Elemental” on the lawn + grab a snack and drink from local vendors.

• Cowbell Fest | Saturday, Aug. 10 | 1-10 p.m. | Harley-Davidson of Greenville | $25-$75 | Spend the day at this rock ‘n’ roll festival featuring musicians like Kitty Coen, Deaf Andrews, and Kimble.

• LALO-Palooza | Sunday, Aug. 11 | 4-6 p.m. | Southernside Brewing Co. | $5 | Celebrate drinks, LALO tequila, and community as your sample craft cocktails made by bartenders from SC + NC.

• CAMP TCMU: No Kids, S’more Fun! Adult Night at TCMU | Thursday, Aug. 22 | 7-10 p.m. | The Children’s Museum of the Upstate | $75-$135 | Relive summer camp fun at CAMP TCMU (adults only). Groove to a live DJ, enjoy beer + jam tastings, play camp games, share ghost stories, strike a pose in the photo booth, win raffles, and more.*

• Nu-Blu
• WAR
• The Mustache Brothers
• Brittany Turnipseed
• Who’s Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience
• And more

• Tropical Storm Debby is expected to push inland today and could bring wind and rain to the Upstate. Along the coast, 10+ inches of rain fell in some areas. Learn how to help Red Cross SC during the storm. (WYFF + Greenville News)

• After months of planning, the draft of the Haynie-Sirrine master plan was updated. The plan will “continue to enrich the cultural and historical fabric of the Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood.” The City of Greenville’s Planning Commission will review it in September. Take a peek at the full plan + give your input.

• Dinner theater Cafe And Then Some is permanently closing its doors in November 2025 after its liquor license expires. The troupe plans to host a farewell tour + “Best Of” shows until then. (The Post and Courier Greenville)

• Pendleton Street could see new + safer bike lanes as part of the city’s “road diet.” The goal is to make the West End more walkable and bikeable. It’s one of eight projects using $20 million from the 2023-2024 state budget. (The Post and Courier Greenville)

• The Saluda Grade Trails Conservancy purchased ~31 miles of rail corridor + will turn it into a trail connecting counties in SC and NC. The conservancy has one year to raise the remaining funding for the project. (Greenville Journal)

• Table 301 founder Carl Sobocinski was chosen as this years’ Annual Green Day Honoree by the Greenville Drive. The annual honoree is “an individual whose efforts have made Greenville one of the most livable and thriving cities in the country.” Congrats, Carl.

• The NOW Massage — located at 320 Falls St., Ste. B — opens Tuesday, Aug. 13 and is celebrating all week long. From opening day to Tuesday, Aug. 20, book a massage and get a complimentary enhancement, or treat yourself and purchase a membership. We’re relaxed already.

• Remember that viral video from City of Greenville employees dancing to “Bye, Bye, Bye” by NSYNC? Lance Bass does. The former NSYNC star commented on the city’s Tik Tok saying “* books tickets to Greenville, SC.” Let us know when you’re coming to town, Lance. We have some guides to help you plan your trip.

• This cold brew with a twist is here to mix up your morning coffee routine. Equal parts delicious and refreshing, it’s bubbly, citrusy, and easy to make.*

• Don’t let a dirty mattress ruin your beauty sleep — wash your sheets + vacuum regularly. For a quick refresh, sprinkle baking soda on your mattress, let it sit for an hour to absorb odors, then vacuum it up. Or call Two Maids of Greenville at 864-626-3343 for a professional clean.*

• What’s on the horizon? Retirees can dive into volunteering with AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP. Put your skills to work, brighten lives, and enjoy the perks of staying active — physically, mentally, and socially — by giving back to our community. Help neighbors with grocery shopping or provide companionship to those in need.*

• Psst. Want to fly out of GSP for less? It’s Going’s annual birthday sale — get 40% off a Premium membership and get notified about amazing flight deals all year long (like $166 to Cancun).*

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