A familiar face at the Vintage Market of Greenville | Photo by GVLtoday
When it comes to Greenville’s shopping scene, we love a good treasure hunt — and a good bargain. Our city and county are home to several stellar swap meets, cool co-ops, fabulous vintage shops, and resale gems. So get in, we’re going shopping.
Flea markets
White Horse Flea Market | This family-owned market has been in business for ~30 years, and you can shop for appliances, food, and clothes.
Vintage Shops
The Vintage at Main | This spot offers something that fits every style, from industrial to rustic to bohemian to traditional.
Antiques
Greystone Antiques | In addition to the antique furniture and goods, Greystone also offers custom furniture + restoration services.
Around the county
RetroMarketplace | Update your wardrobe with a trip back in time at this spot that reader Marty N. says is “a truly unique place,” featuring vintage clothing + other items.
Restaurant Week | Monday, Jan. 13-Sunday, Jan. 19 | Times vary | Various restaurants | Price of purchase | Whether you’re looking to try something new or visit an old favorite, participating restaurants offer special deals to entice Greenvillians to get out and eat local.
Upstate Creative Group | 3-5 p.m. | Flywheel Coworking Greenville | $25 | Enjoy an afternoon of networking, collaboration, and insights from this month’s speaker, David Tann of Tantrum.
ARTalk | 6-7 p.m. | Greenville Center for Creative Arts | Free | Learn about the “Past is Prologue” exhibition from its creator, Arden Cone.
Wednesday, Jan. 15
Lunchbox Learning: The Battle of Cowpens | 12-1 p.m. | Upcountry History Museum | $0+ | Learn about this pivotal battle during the American Revolutionary War presented by former Cowpens National Battlefield tour guide John Boyd.
Houseplant 101 Workshop | 6-7 p.m. | Sun and Soil Plant Parlor | $35 | If you’re a first-time plant parent or a recovering houseplant murderer, this workshop will provide you with all the tools necessary to keep your houseplants thriving.
Friday, Jan. 17
How Sweet It Is James Taylor Tribute Concert | 8-10 p.m. | Greenville Theatre | $45 | Don’t miss Grammy-winning songwriter and recording artist Steve Leslie as he brings the iconic music of James Taylor to life in this spellbinding concert.*
You don’t have to be an extrovert to create a meaningful network. | Photos provided by Endeavor Greenville
Networking doesn’t have to feel like a chore. It can be an effortless part of your day — even if you’re not a fan of small talk. Whether you’re at a business event or coffee shop, there are plenty of local chances to connect with others in meaningful ways. Pro tip: Focus on building genuine relationships, not just collecting contacts.
Here are some tips from Endeavor to build your network in 2025:
Be curious. Instead of trying to impress, show interest in the other person. Ask thoughtful questions — like you’re on a podcast — and listen intentionally.
Greenville County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay today (including bus routes) to avoid still icy roads, but school will let out at its scheduled time. (Greenville Journal)
Real Estate
Happy Mansion Monday, Greenville. Today, we’re featuring this four bedroom, three full bathroom, and two half-bathroom home at 300 Liberty Hill Rd. in Greer. It boasts an ~850-sqft deck, an eight-car garage, and a large basement.
Biz
Advent International — a global private equity investor — has acquired Duke Mayonnaise’s parent company Sauer Brands. According to a press release announcing the acquisition, Duke’s is the “fastest-growing scaled player in the mayo category and the seventh fastest-growing brand in the center of store.” (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Number
$7.2 million. That’s how much TD Charitable Foundation (the giving arm of TD Bank) has in available grants during its 19th annual Housing for Everyone grant program. Since 2002, the foundation has awarded $318 million to nonprofit organizations + eligible nonprofits in SC can apply now through Thursday, Feb. 6.
Active
Will run for donuts. Pangaea Brewing + Scout’s Doughnuts are teaming up to bring you The Donut Mile, a mile-long run or walk on Saturday, Feb. 1 with a donut and beermosas at the finish line. Sign up before the slots fill up.
Concert
Grab your tie-dye, Dead Heads. The Grateful Brothers (a Grateful Dead + Allman Brothers tribute band) will perform at Swanson’s Warehouse on Saturday, Feb. 22.
Listen
Working toward a healthier mind and body? This podcast is for you. During “How To Be WellnStrong,” Greenvillian Jacqueline Genova — a renowned health and wellness researcher, writer, and certified holistic nutritionist — shares encouraging stories + advice from leading experts in wellness, integrative medicine, and mental health. Tune in.*
Shop
These cannabis gummies keep selling out — just one can get you feeling right within five minutes. Get 20% off your order.*†
Category
Seasonal
Let it grow, let it grow, let it grow
Greenville can be green all year long. | Photos by Judi + Jeff B. and Laura C.
Last year (we still think it’s crazy to say that, too), we shared some Greenville winter gardening tips + asked if you had any cold-weather gardening success stories. Here are a few:
“We start prepping the garden dirt early in the fall and it works well for us. Our okra, peppers, red potatoes, and peas were divine. The okra provided great harvests right up to November and grew to over eight-feet tall. The snap peas and cow peas we grew this year were divine and Amadeus (the lovely blue bird) helped in the garden daily.” — Jeff and Judi B.
“I wanted to share how thrilled I am with my winter garden this year. I decided to take advantage of the milder weather and planted a variety of vegetables, including broccoli, mixed lettuce, brussels sprouts, radishes, and mustard greens. Everything has been growing so well, and I have been enjoying the fresh, homegrown produce.”
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This zip up hoodie sweater that strikes the perfect balance between style and comfort. It boasts a chic cable knit pattern to effortlessly elevate any cozy winter outfit.
A few years ago, I made a vow with myself to try and cut down on fast fashion. I would say that my closet is currently full of ~40% thrifted items. I get such a rush finding a great piece at a vintage shop, and my favorite is Old Skool Outfitter. Check them out if you haven’t, they’re across the street + down the stairs from M. Judson.
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