08.28.2024

Today’s Forecast

93º | 0% chance of precipitation
Sunrise 7:00 a.m. | Sunset 8:01 p.m.

A Message From Our Team

Let the fun begin. You gave us the 411 on all the best places in Greenville. Now that your nominations are in, get ready to vote when polls open September 2.

☔️ Are you only happy when it rains?

What to do on a rainy day in Greenville

A baseball stadium with a rainbow in the sky.

The calm after the storm. | Photo by Bonnie K.

Whether you love or hate the rain, it happens everywhere, and Greenville is no exception. We asked you, our lovely readers, how you spend your rainy days in Greenville, so grab your umbrellas and let’s dive in.

Greenville County Museum of Art and The Cook’s Station, 420 College St. + 515 Buncombe St., Greenville | “Get lost in the paintings followed by beverage and food at The Cook’s Station after!” — Michelle B.

☔️ Art not your thing? Check out or full list of local musuems.

Greenville State Farmers Market, 1354 Rutherford Rd., Greenville| “It’s the only one that’s in a building so you can get all your favorite local things even in the rain!” — Carie R.

M. Judson Booksellers, 130 S. Main St., Greenville | “I go exploring inside M. Judson Booksellers.” — Michael K.

☔️ Consider picking up a book by a local author.

TRee House Cafe & Studio, 27 S. Main St., Travelers Rest | “I take my granddaughter to TReehouse Studio and paint with a latte! They have the nicest people there.” — Laura M.

☔️ Are you looking for kid-friendly activities to save for a rainy day? Our friends at Kidding Around Greenville have you covered with 60+ things to do inside.

Hughes Main Library, 25 Heritage Green Pl., Greenville | “The large windows are perfect for watching the rain fall down while getting cozy on the couches and a reading borrowed book!” — Heather R.

Grand Bohemian Lodge, 44 E. Camperdown Way, Greenville | “I like to walk through the Grand Bohemian Lodge and have a drink at the lobby bar!” — Sue F.

Coffee shops, Various locations | “I grab a coffee and get some work done.” — Katie K.

Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery, 205 Cedar Lane Rd., Greenville” | I go to Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery because there are more parking spaces and fewer children!” — Diane D.

Asked

How do you feel about rain?

A. I love to dance in the rain
B. Rain makes me grumpy
C. I’ve never formed an opinion on rain

You are our 🌞

Events

Wednesday, Aug. 28

Pop-In Wine Tasting: Let’s Get Fizz-ical | Wednesday, Aug. 28 | 6-8 p.m. | The Community Tap | $15 | From rosé bubbles to grower champagne, learn the difference between Prosecco, Cava, Cremant, and what makes bubbles happen.
Wings and Strings | Wednesday, Aug. 28 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Rocky’s Hot Chicken Shack | Free entry | Enjoy live acoustic music from Exit 83 as you indulge in hot wings.

Thursday, Aug. 29

Cookie Decorating Workshop | Thursday, Aug. 29 | 6-8 p.m. | Sun and Soil Plant Parlor | $45 | The owner of Wild Blueberry Bakeshop will guide you through the process of decorating cookies with royal icing.
Adam Knight’s Buried Alive - A Tribute to Phish | Thursday, Aug. 29 | 7:30-11:30 p.m. | Swanson’s Warehouse | $15-$20 | Rock out with a tribute to Phish presented by Gold Magnolia.

Friday, Aug. 30

SUBLIME BEAUTY: New Landscapes in Oils by Rick Spitz | Friday, Aug. 30-Saturday, Aug. 31 | 10 a.m.-6 p.m. | Good Art Co. | Free entry | Catch one of the final days of this exhibition.
Earl Scruggs Music Festival | Friday, Aug. 30-Sunday, Sept. 1 | Times vary | Tryon International Equestrian Center | $80-$650 | Spend Labor Day Weekend jamming to bluegrass, Americana, and roots with artists like Tanya Tucker, Old Crow Medicine Show, Marty Stuart + more (psst: children 12 and under free with a GA ticket).*

Saturday, Aug. 31

Dacusville Farm Show | Saturday, Aug. 31 | 8 a.m.-9 p.m. | 3147 Earls Bridge Rd., Easley | $0-$5 | Enjoy a weekend full of family fun, farm heritage exhibitors with their tractors, food vendors, and crafts.

Tuesday, Oct. 1

United Way of Greenville County’s Women United Summit | Tuesday, Oct. 1 | 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. | Greenville Convention Center | $250 | Register for this event featuring inspiring workshops, a vendor fair, networking opportunities, and special guest Angela Garbes, bestselling author of “Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change."*

Calendar of events here

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Health

Navigating your sex life after cancer

Sexual problems are one of the most common, lingering side effects of cancer treatment. | Photo provided by Prisma Health

9.7 million. That’s how many women living in the US have a history of cancer, according to a recent study.

These survivors should get to experience life to its fullest — but as many as 60% of women find that sexual contact or intercourse becomes painful after cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Prisma Health’s Gina Franco, MSN, ANP-C is here to address common questions about sex post-cancer, including:

Can women enjoy sex without pain after cancer?
Why does this happen?
What are some solutions?

Your questions, answered

News Notes

Sports

Local football fans, this one’s for you. Plan your weekends accordingly with the USC + Clemson football schedules for this season. (Greenville News)

Theater

Have you ever wondered how to succeed in business without really trying? If so, Greenville Theatre has good news for you. From Thursday, Sept. 5 to Sunday, Sept. 22, you can catch the classic 1960s musical about the “bureaucracy, conformity and duplicity” in the corporate world. Snag tickets. (Greenville Journal)

Number

$25,000. That’s how much the Messer Construction Co. Foundation donated to the South Carolina Children’s Theatre. The funds will be used for a sound system + live-feed cameras to help accommodate those with sensory issues. The next grant application window opens in early 2025. (Greenville Journal)

Feel Good

Consider the rains down in Africa blessed. City Council member Dorothy Dowe’s foundation — the Robert Huse Foundation — donated $250,000 to the Greenville Zoo to renovate the new Africa Plaza exhibit that houses Cape porcupines, Masai giraffes, and Aldabra giant tortoises.

Civic

Reminder: Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Prepare for the polls with this guide from our friends at the Greenville News.

Seasonal

Give yourself a tasty scare at Little Leaf Coffee in Cartwright Food Hall with some cute marshmallow fluff ghosts in your iced coffee. If your business is doing a fun fall treat, be sure to tag us in your social posts.

Family

School’s back in session — and it’s important that your kids get there safely. If you’re letting your child walk to school, learn these five important tips.*

Announced

The Tigers + Gamecocks are competing in the SC Education Lottery Palmetto Series — and you could help determine the winner. Enter your $5 Carolina Jackpot or Clemson Jackpot ticket in the Rival Play Second-Chance Promotion to help the best school earn points. Plus, you could also win up to $200,000.*

Pets

From well exams and sick visits to client education, Oasis Animal Hospital has all of the resources you need to help keep your pet happy and healthy well into their senior years. See what their wellness services are like + make an appointment.*

Real Estate

Hot listing alert. Elegance meets convenience in this stunning new home in the Cottages at Chanticleer, featuring an open floor plan with a gourmet kitchen, hardwood floors, custom closets, three bedrooms on the main floor, and a luxurious primary suite. (Go on, take a peek inside.)*

Travel

Our favorite travel hack? Flykitt by Fount. It’s trusted by Navy SEALS and pro athletes to conquer jet lag. Try it for yourself — use code NOJETLAG for 10% off.*

Learn

Culture

Back to school learning cool new skills as an adult

Presented by Rosetta Stone

Person seated at table wearing headphones and using a laptop to complete a Rosetta Stone language lesson

A new school year is a great reminder that learning is a lifelong skill. | Photo provided by Rosetta Stone

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The immersive platform offers expert-crafted courses in 25+ languages.
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Explore the world

The Buy

🛍️ Labor Day weekend sales have begun. Check out some of the best markdowns we’ve found on Amazon:

This walking pad treadmill is 63% off.

Snag a Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner while it’s 26% off.

These pretty lab-grown moissanite earrings are 50% off.

Great for kitchen prep, this mixing bowl + air-tight lid set is 54% off.

Get a weighted blanket 50% off.

This multiple device USB charging station is 48% off.

Shop Amazon's Labor Day sale

The Wrap

Today’s edition by:
Stephanie

From the editor

I want to add in some honorable mentions from our rainy day article:

“There is nothing like playing around in the rain and splashing in the puddles here in Greenville. Makes you feel like a kid no matter what age you are.” — Steve M.

“Running in the rain is good for the soul. Running with friends is even better.” — JB M.

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