Open Studios | Saturday, Nov. 9-Sunday, Nov. 10 | Times vary | Various locations | Free | In its 22nd year, celebrate the local visual arts community with free studio tours for the public.
Bank of America Fall For Greenville | Saturday, Nov. 9-Sunday, Nov. 10 | Times vary | Downtown Greenville | Free entry | Indulge in a weekend full of flavor as you enjoy live music in the heart of downtown.
Triumph Playoff Watch Party | 5 p.m. | Pangea Brewing | Free entry | Cheer on the Greenville Triumph as they take on Union Omaha in a “win-or-go-home” USL League One semifinal.
Sunday, Nov. 10
Boozy Book Fair | 1 p.m. | Double Stamp Brewery | Free entry | It’s like the elementary school book fair you loved as a kid, but they also sell beer there.
“Peter and the Wolf” | 3 p.m. | Gunter Theatre | $20+ | Enjoy the melodies and storytelling of this beloved children’s classic.
Monday, Nov. 11
NaNoWriMo Write-In | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Hughes Main Library | Free | Bring your laptop or pen and paper and work toward your National Novel Writing Month goal.
Tuesday, Nov. 12
Christmas Crafts | 6-8 p.m. | Pangaea Brewing | $45 | Get into the holiday spirit by creating your own Christmas tree pillow.
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Hit the road: Asheville
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. | Photo by GVLtoday
As the leaves change and we enter the holiday season, many Greenvillians traditionally hit the road for a long weekend or day trip to Asheville. We all know things look different this year as communities in Western North Carolina are still recovering after Hurricane Helene.
“We are encouraging customers to support local businesses by visiting respectfully, with heart, patience, and planning,” said Explore Asheville, the city’s tourism bureau.
Christmas at the Biltmore is underway with 56 trees decking the halls of the historic home. Of course, it isn’t a trip to the expansive property without a stop by Biltmore Village for your complimentary wine tasting.
Asheville’s River Arts District was devastated by catastrophic flooding with 70-80% of buildings damaged + many artists losing their studios, works, and supplies. The district reopens this weekend with RADfest, “a weekend of art, resilience, and community.”
In case you missed it, Local Honey Coffee Co. is now open at The People’s Tap. Stop by for your cup (or cups) of joe from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the taproom opens at 4 p.m.
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