These are the top events we recommend heading to next month. Psst: Don’t forget to bookmark this page and come back; we update our guide monthly.
Festivals
Artisphere | Friday, May 9-Sunday, May 11 | Times vary | Downtown Greenville | Free entry | Shop different styles of art from 140 vendors, grab a bite to eat, and listen to live music.
Watch Reedy Rip’It do his thing. | Photo by GVLtoday
Sports
Greenvile Drive vs. Jersey Shore BlueClaws | Saturday, May 31 | 7:05 p.m. | Fluor Field | $13+ | Play all your video game favorites with retro arcade games on the concourse + test your knowledge with video game trivia throughout the game.
Jim Gaffigan: Everything is Wonderful! | Thursday, May 1-Friday, May 2 | 7-9 p.m. | Peace Center | $45+ | Catch the seven-time Grammy-nominated comedian in your own backyard as he performs his new routine.
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“Tuesdays with Morrie” | Friday, April 25-Sunday, April 27 | Times vary | Greenville Theatre | $33+ | Catch the final weekend of this stage adaptation of Mitch Albom’s best-selling memoir, “Tuesdays with Morrie,” a tale about a young man’s final visits to his ailing professor.
Snow White & Her Fairytale Friends | Friday, April 25-Saturday, April 26 | Times vary | Peace Center | $45 | Delight in the humor of Snow White’s seven dwarfs, witness the chaos of a young sorceress, and revel in the splendor of Aurora’s nuptials at this ballet.
Saturday, April 26
Saluda Lake Landing Grand Re-Opening | Saturday, April 26-Sunday, April 27 | 8 a.m.-8 p.m. | Saluda Lake Landing | Free entry | Enjoy free fishing, live music, kayak rentals, and family fun to kick off the season.
Meditation & Mimosas | 9-10 a.m. | Sun and Soil Plant Parlor | $22 | Start your morning with grounding breathwork, gentle movements, and guided meditation, followed by mimosas and plants.
Pop Up Author Sarah Chapman | 12:30-2:30 p.m. | M. Judson Booksellers | Free entry | Celebrate Indie Bookstore Day all day + meet local author Sarah Chapman and hear about her new book, “Between the Lines.”
Sunday, April 27
Spring Market | 12-4 p.m. | Camperdown Plaza | Free entry | Shop handcrafted goods and local treasures at this downtown market.
Roast & Toast | 2-5 p.m. | The Barn at Sitton Hill Farm, Easley | $90 | Sip on refreshing spring beverages and enjoy bites from local and regional chefs as the High Tides take the stage to close out euphoria’s Spring Fest.
This blockbuster exhibition, created by the Walt Disney Archives, showcases 70 costumes worn by stars like Bette Davis, Glenn Close, and Angelina Jolie, bringing to life beloved characters such as Cinderella, Maleficent, and many more.
This exhibition is on view Saturday, May 3-Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025.
Feeling euphoric? Tickets are now on sale for euphoria’s 20th year. Taking place Wednesday, Sept. 17 to Sunday, Sept. 21, you can chow down at events like Sweet and Spirited, Aged to Perfection, and Vines and Tides. If you can’t wait, there are still a few Spring Fest events left with tickets for sale.
History
A piece of the white Union flag — used to announce the surrender at Fort Sumter and the start of the Civil War — is up for auction at Richmond Auctions in Greenville. Taking place today and tomorrow, there are other historical items (like a cane used by President Theodore Roosevelt) up for auction. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Ranked
No. 7. That’s the spot Gather GVL snagged on USA TODAY’s 10Best list of “Best food halls in the country.” Voters said they chose Gather because of its “ability to bring people together” + the wide variety of food options. Go ahead and make those lunch plans. (Greenville News)
Arts
Spoonbill Gallery in The Village announced two new solo exhibitions, featuring work from North Carolina-based painters Kate Schultz + Berkley Wooten. The opening reception is Friday, June 6, where you can meet the artists and snack on refreshments, and the exhibit runs until Saturday, June 28.
Community
You don’t look a day over 99. Renewable Water Resources (known as ReWa) is celebrating 100 years of making Greenville’s waterways clean and safe. Read more about its history. (Greenville Journal)
Number
$2.8 billion. That’s how much NorthMark Strategies — an investment advisory firm — will invest to convert Spartanburg’s former Kohler manufacturing facility into a “high-performance computing center.” The renovations will come in stages and will utilize a 350,000-sqft warehouse + redevelop the 500,000-sqft plant already on the property. (Upstate Business Journal)
Real Estate
Nature meets convenience at Longview Carolina, a new “agrihood” centered around wellness and outdoor living in Easley, South Carolina. From an organic farm and hiking trails to community gathering spaces with panoramic mountain views, Longview makes healthy living easy. Plus, it’s just five minutes from downtown Easley. Explore the community.*
Edu
Furman’s Master of Science in Innovation and Leadership is a one-year, flexible program for professionals who want to think outside the box, lead with confidence, and solve complex problems through real-world experiences. Think: Opportunities like visiting the Michelin Innovation Lab. Learn more + apply.*
Yell it from the mountain top. | Photo by Kidding Around Greenville
If you’ve been scrolling on social media in the last few months, you’ve probably seen someone posting “a moment that feels like Hozier’s yell.” We’re here to explain what that means (in case you missed it), and give some examples of Greenville moments that feel like Hozier’s yell.
What does it mean?
Irish musician Hozier is known for his soulful voice and popular songs like “Too Sweet” and “Take Me to Church.” He’s also featured on Noah Kahan‘s song “Northern Attitude” + adlibs a “yell” that people said made them feel “weightless and euphoric.”
Greenville examples
We’ve seen a few businesses hop on this trend, but we’re going to share a few picks that make us feel like Hozier’s yell.
Standing in the middle of Liberty Bridge and looking at the Falls
What am I doing this weekend? Glad you asked. I’m starting the day strong by celebrating Indie Bookstore Day at M. Judson, having breakfast at Spoonbread, then going to two euphoria Spring Fest events. On Sunday, I’m headed to the grand opening of Poe Mill Music. If you see me out and about, stop by and say “hi.” I love meeting our readers.
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