Sometimes you’re looking for a craft beverage sans alcohol. From completely unique offerings using ingredients behind the bar to spirit-less classics like a nonalcoholic old fashioned and a no-jito, we’ve crafted a list with 30+ drinks you can sip in Greenville.
Have a favorite spot that isn’t on this list? Let us know.
Pottery with Pårådisu | 6-8 p.m. | The Community Tap Travelers Rest | $25 | Turn over (and glaze) a pottery leaf as you sip on a pint.
Open Bluegrass + Acoustic Jam | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Fireforge Crafted Beer | Free entry | Anyone with an acoustic instrument is welcome to join the jam, or you can grab a craft brew and listen.
Dig In: Veggie Gardening for Beginners | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Five Forks Library, Simpsonville | Free | Learn the basics of setting up a new veggie garden for the new year.
Wednesday, Jan. 8
Elphaba and Glinda Partner Painting | 6-8 p.m. | Vino and Van Gogh | $40 per painter | Step into the Emerald City and paint the two most famous witches on earth with your BFF.
Jay Leno | 7:30 p.m. | Peace Center | $70+ | Laugh with one of the most iconic late-night comedians with stories from his career with special guest, Arsenio Hall.
Thursday, Jan. 9
Flywheel Café | 5-7 p.m. | Flywheel Coworking Greenville | Free | Connect with fellow professionals over a drink and a bite, then enjoy a fireside chat on topics to support your growth.
Trivia | A20 Cafe & Market | Free entry | Grab a coffee, a glass of wine, or a new trinket while you test your knowledge with some trivia.
🤝 Imagine the impact if we all volunteered on January 20
Presented by AmeriCorps
Join AmeriCorps in honoring the life and legacy of Dr. King by volunteering this MLK Day. | Photos provided by AmeriCorps
Did you know? Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Monday, Jan. 20) is the only federal holiday designated as a National Day of Service to encourage all Americans to volunteer.
For 30 years, the MLK Day of Service has grown as more people embrace the idea that citizenship involves taking an active role in improving the communities where we live, work, and play.
$314,900. That’s the median home price in Greenville. According to the SC Association of Realtors, the median price in SC is $420,400. For comparison, Charleston sits at $702,500, Rock Hill is around $324,414, and Spartanburg lands at $251,250. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Development
New Year, same beautiful Greenville. Do you want a rundown on some projects happening in our city this year? The City of Greenville put together a video detailing some things you can look forward to.
Outdoors
Greenville County Recreation is submitting two grants that, if approved, would fund the construction of two natural surface trails at Southside Park and Loretta C. Woods Park. There will be a on Wednesday, Jan. 8 at 3 p.m. at Southernside and one Wednesday, Jan. 8 at 3:45 p.m. at Loretta C. Woods.
Plan Ahead
Grab your besties and mark your calendar for Friday, Feb. 7, because Sun and Soil Plant Parlor’s Galentine’s Night Out is back. Enjoy a private shopping experience featuring local vendors, get some permanent jewelry, and snack on charcuterie.
Read
The time has come for you to give us your review of our GVLtoday Book Club’s Q4 book, “Tell Me Everything.” Leave your thoughts + sign up for more bookish fun.
Finance
Want to reduce your debt in 2025? This simple method can help you easily regain control of your credit card debt. Learn more + get started.*
Family
Find your community at the Y — for less. All January, enjoy waived joining fees when you sign up as a member at the YMCA of Greenville. Members receive benefits like free wellness coaching + discounts on swim lessons, youth sports, after-school programs, and more. Explore memberships.*
Wellness
Simplify wellness with fast, convenient deliveries that fit your schedule: Thrive Market delivers organic groceries and family essentials straight to your door. (Members save an average of 30% on top brands.) Join today for 30% off your first purchase and a free gift valued at up to $60.*
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Weather
❄️ There’s snow place like Greenville
Let’s get snowy. | Photos by Lea Ann M. Teresa C., Megan S., and Kristy C.
“We moved here from Wisconsin summer of 2021 in pursuit of better weather; we were no strangers to snow. The storm in January 2022 was hilarious to us, a few inches of snow shut down the city for a week? Our dog, Ruby, loved it!” — Megan S.
“Six years ago it snowed two days before moving day (December). What a mess! One truck got stuck in steep driveway, folks weren’t willing to risk driving to my house (legitimate!) and the power went out when there were 10 people at the house trying to get us moved in. So now I won’t ever move again.” — Leah N.
“We were interviewed in my front yard during the ‘88 snow by WYFF. I lived on W. Earle St.” — Paul C.
A highly-rated hydroponic growing system, so you can still have fresh herbs and vegetables in winter. We like this self-misting version, which avoids root rot and helps plants grow quicker. Hello, fresh leafy greens, basil, and tomatoes.
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