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Event Spotlight
The annual tournament is from today, June 2 to Sunday, June 8. | Photo by BMW Charity Pro-Am
Were you at the very first iteration of this when it took off in 1982 with a crowd of 100,000? Were you heartbroken when organizers filed for bankruptcy in 2014?
Beer Pairing Dinner | 6:30-9:30 p.m. | The Southern Growl Beer Company, Greer | $95 | Indulge in a five-course culinary journey complemented by beers.
Tuesday, June 3
In Conversation with Kalla Harris | 5:30-7 p.m. | M. Judson Booksellers | Free | Celebrate the release of “The Ground That Devours Us” with a discussion between the author and fellow author Skyla Arndt
Wednesday, June 4
Chris Stapleton’s All-American Road Show | 7:30 p.m. | Bon Secours Wellness Arena | $169+ | Local talent Nikki Lane will open for this artist’s “All-American Road Show.”
Thursday, June 5
Phase II Grand Opening Celebration | Thursday, June 5-Sunday, June 8 | Times vary | The Commons | Free entry | Celebrate the official opening of the food hall’s newest offerings with a lineup of music, workshops, and specials.
Music by the Lake | 7:30 p.m. | Furman University Amphitheater | Free | Bring your lawn chairs, a picnic dinner, and a blanket, and get ready to enjoy “the sounds of the summer.”
“Sister Act” | Thursday, June 5-Sunday, June 29 | Times vary | Greenville Theatre | $43+ | “Sister Act,” based on the hit comedy film starring Whoopi Goldberg, takes the stage.*
Friday, June 6
History Comes Alive Festival | Friday, June 6-Sunday, June 15 | Various locations | Free | Immerse yourself in history with these talks from figures portrayed by actors in this interactive theater experience.
Saturday, June 7
Pridefest | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Hampton Station | Free entry | Enjoy food trucks, a kids costume contest, an inflatable obstacle course, a dunk tank, and a silent disco at this family-friendly event.
Wednesday, June 11
Move Up Lunch + Employer Showcase | 12:30-3 p.m. | Hotel Hartness | $50 | HR pros can connect with 35 higher ed career service reps — think: a reverse career fair, where employers exhibit + college reps visit to match their talent with jobs.*
Downtown closures on the weekends are here to stay, at least for a while. From now until July 6, Main Street will close to vehicles between North and Court streets at 5 a.m. Saturday and reopen Sunday at 6:30 a.m. The cross streets (North, Washington, McBee, and Court) will be open for traffic.
Announced
The chefs have been announced for Iron Caterer Throwdown, happening on Thursday, Aug. 7. Sample food from Chef Adam Morris of Ink’d Chef, Chef Bailey Kimpton of Chef 360, Chef Aquila of The Tasti Plate, and Chef Claudia Amezquita of Model Private Dining.
Mansion Monday
Brand new to the market, this 6,131-sqft, all-brick Parkins Mill home on Cleveland Street features classic craftsmanship and modern updates. It boasts five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a heated saltwater pool, a three-car garage, and space for a workshop or gym.
Number
40. That’s how many years oboist Ginny Metzger has performed with the Greenville Symphony Orchestra, making her the longest-serving salaried musician in the orchestra’s history. The Post and Courier Greenville spoke with the musician ahead of her final performances over the weekend.
History
South Carolina saw 400+ battles during the Revolutionary War, and many historians argue the victory was won here. This Wednesday, June 4, at the Hughes Main Library, historian Durant Ashmore will dive deeper into the state’s out-sized impact, from militias to turning points — registration required.
Pets
Waggin’ at the Waterpark returns Saturday, Sept. 6 at Discovery Island + Saturday, Sept. 13 at Otter Creek. Register your best furry friend, and keep scrolling for our ultimate guide to pet-friendly places across Greenville.
Cause
Applications are now open for À la Heart GVL — a new local nonprofit providing emergency assistance to hospitality employees across Greenville County. This effort is supported by donations and offers aid to workers facing illness, injury, disaster, or loss.
Fact or Fiction
Huntington Bank’s new branch recently opened in downtown Spartanburg. See the answer — and explore how they can help make a difference with your own finances.*
Active
Did you know? Rowing works 86% of your muscles. With Hydrow, it feels like you’re actually rowing on the water. Save $500 on Hydrow Pro or $300 on Hydrow Wave with code NOTES. Train with pros and row from home — shop the sale.*
Stat
27%. That’s how much home insurance rates have risen since 2021 (even more in some states). As natural disasters like wildfires + hurricanes become more intense and frequent, insurance is more expensive and limited. Are you overpaying? Take this two-minute questionnaire to see if you could save.*
History
Meet legends like Einstein, Babe Ruth, Lucille Ball, and more at History Comes Alive, happening Friday, June 6 through Sunday, June 15 in the Greater Greenville area. Enjoy live performances by nationally recognized historical interpreters, explore their stories, and step back in time during this free event. See the full schedule.*
Real Estate
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Who let the dogs out? | Photo by Shayna & Hopey via @gvl_golden_girls
Whether you’re in need of a drinking paw-tner at a local brewery, hitting the shops on Main Street, or just dining out, bone appétit. Get ready to dig into this guide for dog-friendly businesses around the 864. The Dapper Dog | Let your pup run free at this off-leash dog bar while you enjoy a drink.
UP on the Roof | Celebrate Yappy Hour every Tuesday from 3 to 6 p.m. with discounted drinks, wine and beer specials, and pup cups. Grateful Brew | Enjoy the great outdoors at a picnic table or cozy indoors at Grateful Brew’s bar with your good boy or girl by your side.
Did we miss your favorite dog-friendly spot? Let us know.
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The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
Bonus: Bark in the Park returns to Fluor Field on Thursday, Aug. 7. There will be plenty of treats for the dogs + it’s Dollar Drink Night for the humans. Will Cody and Tucker see you there?
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