For the ones who want a night out on the town

• If you’re a lover of the arts, our town has plenty of options for you. Whether you want a Broadway show at the Peace Center, or a more intimate performance at the Warehouse Theatre, check out our theatre guide.
  

If the way to their heart is through their stomach

• If your partner loves brunch, do we have a list for you. Some of our favorites are the always-changing menu at Fork & Plough + the Croque Madame from Stella’s Southern Brasserie. If neither of those satisfy your craving, we have 50+ more options to choose from.

If you love the great outdoors

• Take a hike. No, really. Grab your hiking boots, some granola, our hiking guide, and head to the great outdoors. Pro tip: We have it labeled by difficulty, so you don’t embarrass yourself in front of your honey.
  

For the ones who like to play games (just not with your heart)

• If your boo is more of a Sporty Spice than a Posh Spice, consider signing up for an adult sports league. With games like volleyball, pickleball, and cornhole, there’s something for everyone.

If you’re really hoping that it works out

• Live your own “Ghost” moment and take a pottery class at Hollowed Earth Pottery. Romantic music not included.

• Royal Threads of Prosperity Summit | Thursday, Sept. 19 | 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | City Club of Greenville | $80 | Engage in a dialogue between thought leaders from both the Upstate and visitors from Africa.
• Cafe Listening Hosted by My Neighbors Voice | Thursday, Sept. 19 | 5:30-7 p.m. | The Pub for What Ales You | Free entry | Share your stories and perspectives at this community conversation.

• Meet the Triumph | Friday, Sept. 20 | 1-6 p.m. | Swamp Rabbit Cafe | Free | Head over to Stecca bread central and meet Greenville Triumph players and staff.
• Opening Night Celebration | Friday, Sept. 20 | 6-10 p.m. | Camperdown Plaza | Free | The Hispanic Alliance of SC kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month in style with an electrifying opening night.
• Charm Bracelet Class | Friday, Sept. 20 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Carolina Bauernhaus | $42 | Brighten up your Friday with a sip and design jewelry class, where you’ll learn to make your own charm bracelet — tickets come with a beer tasting.

• Oktoberfest | Saturday, Sept. 21 | 8 a.m.-10 p.m. | 605 Motor Boat Club Rd., Greenville | Free entry | Experience the spirit of Bavaria on the shores of the lake with German food and beer.
• Goldens of Greenville Meet Up | Saturday, Sept. 21 | 9-10 a.m. | Sun and Soil Plant Parlor | Free entry | Calling all Golden Retrievers and Golden Retriever lovers — visit the shop with your furry friend and spoil them with treats + a new piece of pet apparel.

• $292 to Costa Rica
• $294 to Spain
• $462 to Europe

• Netflix show “Our Planet” is coming to The Peace Center on Monday, Oct. 7 as part of the North American “Our Planet Live” tour. Feast your eyes on a live screening while executive producer + zoologist Keith Scholey shares his experiences on set. (The Post and Courier Greenville)

• The former Bowater Inc. building — an office building + parking garage — has a potential new buyer. The buyer’s identity is anonymous, but Mayor Knox White told The Post and Courier Greenville, “It will be a quality development. No one will buy that without being prepared to make a large investment.”

• Retiring CEO + President of the YMCA of Greenville Scot Baddley received South Carolina’s highest civilian honor — The Order of the Palmetto — for his 20 years of leadership. Way to go, Scot.

• $14 million. That’s how much infrastructure improvements in the Dunean Mill Village will cost. MetroConnects — a leader in wastewater collection services — is spearheading the project, and aims to replace ~2.5 miles of sewer infrastructure as part of its Clean Water Forward initiative. (Greenville Journal)

• The City of Greenville is looking for volunteers for United Community Ice on Main — specifically ice rink attendants, supervisors, and ticket sale attendants. If that isn’t the ice-ing on your cake, check out these other volunteer opportunities.

• Life could be an Ice Dream, sweetheart. A rare Chick-fil-A Treat Truck has made its way to the Upstate, thanks to local franchise owner Matt Webber. At the truck, find your favorite treats like hand-spun milkshakes, sundaes, and Ice Dream cones. Webber hopes to have the truck at weddings and local events. (Greenville Journal)

• Gift-giving season is quickly approaching, so you may be shopping more than usual. The good news: Greenville Federal Credit Union can help you save up for the holidays with a Christmas Club account. Learn more.*

• Election day is just around the corner (aka, Nov. 5) — are you registered to vote? If you still need to register, the online deadline is Sunday, Oct. 6. Check your voter registration info.*

• Clemson’s MBA Program is launching a new, affordable micro-certificate exploring the trend of AI in business. This 4-week program, with an online option, starts on Monday, Oct. 7 and covers the current use of AI + what the future may hold. Learn more + register.*

• Want your houseplants to look their best? Wipe their leaves with a mild soap + water solution, then apply a small amount of mayonnaise for a natural shine. While you’re caring for your plants, call Two Maids of Greenville at 864-626-3343 to take care of the rest of your home.*

• Nike just dropped the all-new Pegasus 41. Engineered for runners who demand more, this shoe offers unparalleled comfort + responsiveness on the road. Shop it and unlock speed.*

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