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🔎 Spotted at Greenville parks
Can you find them all? | Photo by the City of Greenville
The next time you’re parking it in Greenville’s beloved green spaces, there’s a new adventure: find all of the Neighborhood Friends.
These new pieces of public art were made by contemporary sculptor Jeffie Brewer, a Texas-based artist known for vibrant and whimsical steel sculptures, and placed throughout city parks.
Hint: They aren’t in Falls, Unity, or Cleveland Parks. | Map via Proxi
We’ve updated our interactive map of Greenville parks to help you find them all.
Holidays at Kiawah Island Golf Resort | Saturday, Nov. 1-Thursday, Jan. 1 | Kiawah Island Golf Resort | Price of purchase | Plan a getaway to Kiawah Island Golf Resort this holiday season, where timeless traditions and stunning ocean views go hand in hand.*
Get ready to hear some of the most iconic movie scores ever written, performed live by the Greenville Symphony and accompanied by the rich vocals of the Clemson University Singers. Think: Hits from “Star Wars” and “Harry Potter” to “Jurassic Park,” “E.T.,” “Back to the Future,” and “Beauty and the Beast.”
Tickets start at $25 and are selling fast. Whether you’re a movie buff, music lover, or just looking for a fun way to experience some Hollywood magic in Greenville, this red-carpet event promises a performance you’ll remember long after the final note.
Eric Church brings his “Free The Machine Tour” to Bon Secours Wellness Arena Friday, April 3 with special guest Ashley McBryde. Tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 3 at 10 a.m., but GVLtoday readers get early access on Thursday, Oct. 2, 10 a.m.-10 p.m., using this link and the code MACHINE.
Development
Emmanuel Baptist Church near Mills Avenue could become ~31 workforce apartments. Developers want to preserve the historic architecture while reconstructing the interior with units targeting residents earning 80% or less of the area’s median income. If approved, construction is expected to finish in 2027. (Upstate Business Journal)
Civic
The City of Greenville is rezoning the Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood under the new development code. The Planning Commission will review the rezoning Nov. 6, with City Council approval expected by the end of the year. (Greenville Journal)
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Take a tour inside the Nicholtown Community Center, which is currently undergoing a $5 million upgrade with new recreation space, meeting rooms, and Greenville’s first resiliency hub — a resource for supplies and support during disasters. An opening is set for next year.
Opening
Whataburger’s Simpsonville location opens today on Fairview Road. The first 100 customers score merch and breakfast items, with music and face painting from 4 to 6 p.m. This opening marks the chain’s 11th Upstate location. (Upstate Business Journal)
Looking for the perfect piece to cozy up your space? Don’t miss the grand opening of The Cozy Edit — a curated pop-up featuring custom furniture, local art, antiques + one-of-a-kind home decor, presented in partnership with Owners Choice Construction. Doors open on Thursday, Oct. 2.*
Edu
Discover your creative potential with Inward & Artward School of Creativity’s online classes this fall. Engage in courses like Creativity & Personal Mythology and Writers Accountability Groups to build resilience and sustain inspiration. Plus, apply for the 2026 hybrid Creative Facilitator Training for a unique learning journey. Enroll.*
Whether you’re a small business looking to grow your team or a large company filling a key role, GVLtoday Job Board can connect you with engaged, qualified locals who are ready to work. Post your open roles for free + watch the applications roll in.
Biz
At GVLtoday, we share hyper-local and need-to-know information about your Greenville faves. Now, it’s time for you to tell us the best biz in the city. Click on this form to start nominating in various categories.
Wellness
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