While waiting in line or for your flight, you can connect to GSP’s free public Wi-Fi. | @gspairport
To help you fulfill your jet-setter dreams and make your time at the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) as smooth as possible, we’ve created a guide that covers everything from parking to details on the airport’s nonstop flights.
What to know
TSA | On average, it takes ~17 minutes to get through.
Map it out | This map of the entire airport comes in handy for visualizing exactly where to go.
Reminder | By May 7, 2025, you will need a REAL ID to board commercial flights in the US.
Hang out | Enjoy some fresh air and mountain views in the Airside Garden, observe the work of local artists in the Connections Gallery, let your kids burn off some steam in the new GSPlay area, or get to work in the Escape Pods.
Poetry in the Park | 5:30-7 p.m. | M. Judson Booksellers | Free | Join Greenville’s Poet Laureate Glenis Redmond and other local Greenville poets for a free reading from their new “Poetry in the Park” project
Valentine Sweetheart Speed Dating | 6-9 p.m. | Southernside Brewing Co. | $30 | Let someone else play Cupid at this curated speed dating event.
Tuesday, Feb. 11
She Connects | 9-10 a.m. | Venture X Greenville - Plush Mills | Free | Enjoy a coffee casual networking as you connect with other women.
Wednesday, Feb. 12
Cookie Decorating Workshop | 6-7:45 p.m. | Sun and Soil Plant Parlor | $45 | The owner of Wild Blueberry Bakeshop will walk you through the fundamentals of working with royal icing.
Valentine’s Wine Tasting | 6-8 p.m. | SIP Whiskey & Wine Bar | $10 | Sample wines and enjoy some charcuterie with your special someone.
Learn the Shag | 6-10 p.m. | Spare Time Entertainment | $0+ | Join the Carolina Shag Club for a beginner dance class at 6 p.m. and an intermediate class at 6:40 p.m. before a free social dance for dancers of all skill levels.
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Maintaining both tax- and risk-diverse savings to combat tax law changes, stock market fluctuations, or inflation.
Budgeting for increased healthcare expenses later in life.
Meeting with a professional to build a proactive plan for your goals.
The public meeting originally scheduled for tonight to discuss the Inn at Altamont — the proposed luxury hotel on Paris Mountain — has been postponed. According to the developers of the property, the meeting will be rescheduled once it finds a space large enough to accommodate the expected attendees. (Greenville Journal)
Weather
Grab your umbrellas. Tomorrow and Wednesday, we could see heavy rains with a potential for localized flooding. Keep your eye on the radar and stay safe. (FOX Carolina)
Outdoors
If your favorite SC State Park still isn’t fully open after Helene, consider reaching out to the park manager to see if you can volunteer. Mountain Regional Chief for the SC State Park Service Adin Fell said, “This work is not so much monetary — it’s people.” (Upstate Business Journal)
Mansion Monday
Picture this: A four bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom, ~6,400 sqft home with a wine cooler, a custom organizer closet system, and an elevator, just blocks from Main Street. Too good to be true?We don’t think so.
Plan Ahead
Mark your calendars for Monday, Feb. 17 because Fork and Plough is hosting its annual Someone Special Dinner in partnership with the South Carolina Children’s Theatre. Make a reservation for you and your young ones at this “Alice in Wonderland” dinner with special guests from SCCT’s show “Alice.”
Pets
You know a great cure for winter blues? Fostering an animal. Greenville County Animal Care is in need of foster (or adoptive) paw-rents for nine dogs and seven cats, among others. We dare you to take a look at their sweet faces and not scoop one up.
Asked
We have to know where we’ve been to know where we’re going. Here’s the deal: We want to know your favorite spots in Greenville. Once we have our list, we’ll do some research and write a story about what was in its spot 10 years ago. We can’t promise we’ll get to everyone’s, but we’ll do our best.
Eat
We love the ease of this homemade chili — it’s hearty, comforting, and an almost guaranteed crowd-pleaser. Pro tip: You can swap out the ground beef for ground turkey to make the meal a bit healthier. Snag the recipe.*
If you like it then you should have put a ring on it. | Photo by Scout’s Doughnuts
We just checked our watch, and it’s sweet treat o’clock. If you’re feeling the love bug and want to celebrate with a snack, you’re in luck. We rounded up nine spots to grab a Valentine’s Day treat in Greenville.
Scout’s Doughnuts | The only ring better than a diamond ring, Scout’s is offering four Valentine’s Day doughnuts — pre-order online.
Camilla Kitchen | Who says you can’t drink your sweets. Camilla Kitchen is offering three Valentine’s Day-themed drinks, including a white chocolate mocha, a strawberry matcha, and a red velvet cake latte.
Table 301 | Indulge in assorted truffles, a strawberry layer cake, or conversation heart sugar cookies. Order by today and pick up your order on Thursday, Feb. 13 or Friday, Feb. 14.
Tandem Creperie and Coffeehouse | Sweets for a cause? Yes please. Grab a Share the Love Crepe — a white batter crepe filled with Nutella and topped with raspberry chia pudding — with all proceeds going to Miracle Hill.
High-quality jewelry from Mejuri. Whether you prefer the elegance of pearls, the classic beauty of gold, or the brilliance of diamonds — all of Mejuri’s collections are crafted with responsibly sourced materials that are as beautiful as they are durable. Psst — they’re the perfect self-gift for Valentine’s Day. Shop now.
There are obviously a lot of things I love about Greenville, but being able to fly direct to so many cities out of GSP is incredibly high up on my list. ICMYI, I made a full list of my favorite things in Greenville, if you’re interested.
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