Developers says this will bring pedestrian activity to an area that doesn’t have much now. | Rendering by Johnston Design Group
A three-building development called 426 North Main has been proposed for the corner of North Main Street and Academy Street — the former Greenville City Municipal Court property + the American Legion property.
The designs feature:
Two 12-story mixed-use towers + one six-story residential building
650 apartments
20,000 sqft of commercial space
A public parking garage with 650-750 spaces
A public plaza
The development aims to be a “destination” on downtown’s north end.
Map via The City of Greenville
“We are envisioning a lot of different uses like destination food and beverage and some high-end retail,” developer Kavneet Sethi with Green Property LLC told the Upstate Business Journal.
Developers unveiled the plans at the City of Greenville’s Project Preview Meeting on Tuesday, March 25 + plans to present initial plans to the city’s Design Review Board in May.
Events
Events
Thursday, March 27
Michael Rowland | 7 p.m. | Comedy Zone Greenville | $20+ | Spend an evening laughing with this comedian known for his show “Animal Control.”
Piano Man: A Tribute to Billy Joel | 8-10 p.m. | Jack n’ Diane’s Dueling Pianos | $22+ | Sing along to your favorite hits by The Entertainer.
Spring Warehouse Sale | 8 a.m.-4 p.m. | Palmetto Craft | Free entry | This Amish-made local furniture brand — known for its Adirondack chairs, porch swings, and gliders — is cutting its prices at this one-day-only sale.
Penny-A-Page | 9 a.m.-9 p.m. | 2nd and Charles | Free entry | Get up to five used books for only one penny per page.
Spinner Ring Workshop | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | Danielle Miller Jewelry | $160 | Learn how to make a spinner ring and explore the many possible variations of this kinetic ring during this one-day workshop.
Tuesday, April 1
Clemson MBA Spring Open House | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Clemson University MBA Program, Greenville | Free | Meet with faculty + staff, tour the downtown campus, and learn more about degree options to fit your goals.*
Greenville Tech’s summer camps offer a fun environment where kids can learn without the pressure of grades. | Photo provided by Greenville Technical College
Ever thought about switching careers or taking a completely different path? You’re not alone — it’s a question many of us have asked ourselves. And if you’re a parent, you might be thinking about how to help your child explore their options early on. Enter: Greenville Technical College’s summer camps.
These camps offer hands-on learning experiences that give kids in 6th-12th grade a sneak peek into exciting career paths. Options include:
Adventure Tech | Rising 6th-8th graders will explore opportunities in 3D Printing, culinary arts, robotics, and STEM.
Accelerate U | Rising 9th-12th graders will dive into fun, hands-on cooking experiences like “Asian Cuisine Adventures,” “CHI Mystery Basket,” and “Parisian Pastries.”
“We want to reassure our community that we anticipate little to no impact on water quality.” That’s the latest update from Greenville Water regarding the Table Rock fire’s impact on its reservoir. According to last night’s update, the SC Forestry commission says the fire nearly doubled in size yesterday (up to 4,556 acres at Table Rock + up to 1,553 acres at Persimmon Ridge).
Open
Chef 21 Tea Republic is now open and rolling out the dim sum cart. Indulge in dumplings, noodles, and sushi rolls. We’ve also got our eye on the ube cheesecake for dessert.
Coming Soon
International clothing store Primark will open its first SC location at Haywood Mall. The Ireland-based store announced that it signed a lease this week, but it did not give a timeline for opening.
Featured
Garden & Gun says you should “Toast an Anniversary (or Two) in Greenville” on its 2025 bucket list, shouting out the Westin Poinsett’s 100th Anniversary + euphoria’s 20th.
Plan Ahead
We’re wetting our plants because the Travelers Rest Farmers Market’s annual plant sale returns Saturday, April 26, which is also the first farmers market of the season. It’s one of seven themed weeks planned for this year. See the full list.
Fun Fact
Did you know that every Friday, Six & Twenty hosts a local chef who cooks a unique menu? No reservations are required for this pop-in event showcasing flavors from around the world. Who will it be this week?
Number
2,433,000. That’s how many viewers tuned into Wofford’s first NCAA Tournament game since 2019. The Terriers also reported a 900% increase in website traffic the day of the game + 1,936,835 social media impressions from March 9 to March 12.
Feeling under the weather? Dust, pet dander, and allergens circulating in your home could be causing the sniffles. Here are two ways to give your health a boost, courtesy of Two Maids.*
Eat
It’s finally hiking weather, and nothing hits the spot like a burger after a day in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Check Visit Haywood’s Fat Burger Month trail for the tastiest way to refuel + support local biz.*
Finance
If you’re in credit card debt, you could spend hours (or days, or weeks) mapping out how to reduce it on your own... or you could let Freedom Debt Relief step in to renegotiate with debtors and consolidate your payments. See if you qualify.*
Wellness
Looking to boost hair thickness and volume in as little as 3-6 months?† Through Hims & Hers, you can access personalized, clinically-backed treatment options without leaving home (if prescribed). Skip the office visits and insurance headaches — just effective solutions that work.*
Travel
The opposite of sticker shock? Going’s free travel membership, which alerts you when flights leaving your airport are 40-90% off. You’re welcome.*
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Fighting the Table Rock fire
Agencies from across the state are supporting the efforts. | Photos by Mac Stone with the SC Forestry Commission + Nature Conservancy SC
“The sound of burning trees and understory echoed like a freight train, torching hundreds of acres nearly instantly.”
Those are the words Naturaland Trust Executive Director + National Geographic contributing photographer Mac Stone wrote about his experience alongside first responders at the Table Rock fire. He’s documenting their around-the-clock work to construct firebreaks and contain the flames.
“My goal is for people to know how responders are working full-time,” Stone tells us.
Many of you have asked how you can help those fighting the Table Rock fire. The Upcountry History Museum says it is collecting eye drops, sinus wash solution, batteries + bandanas. Do you know of any other local groups helping? Let us know so we can help spread the word.
A purse organizer that’s 69% off thanks to Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. Say goodbye to a messy handbag with this organizer featuring 13 thoughtfully designed pockets to keep everything in its place. Read: You’ll never be endlessly digging around for your keys again.
Since 1952, the Masters champion hosts a dinner the following tournament featuring their favorite foods. This year’s menu by Scottie Scheffler has been revealed + features items like “Papa Scheff’s Meatball & Ravioli Bites” and “Texas-Style Chili.” Learn the lore behind each choice.
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