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Explore Greenville with your BFF (best furry friend)
Presented by Good Dogs of Greenville
Your pup deserves the best adventures — and you deserve the best deals. | Photos provided by Good Dogs of Greenville
If you’re a dog parent in the Upstate, your next adventure just got a whole lot easier (and cuter).
The Good Dogs of Greenville app is your ultimate guide to exploring Greenville with your furry sidekick, putting hundreds of dog-friendly spots right at your fingertips. From restaurants and breweries to parks, wineries, and coffee shops, the app makes it simple to find exactly what you’re looking for — heated patios, rain-safe hangouts, or even spots with a special dog menu.
Hundreds of places, endless fun
With 30+ guides covering 600+ places, dog parents can browse interactive maps, filter by their pup’s needs, and discover hundreds of local dog-friendly events. Planning a festive outing? Check out the upcoming Hocus Pocus Trivia at Hoppin’ GVL, the Wags & Witches Brunch at UP on the Roof, or Yappy Howl-O-Ween at Stella’s Southern Brasserie.
Reward your pup (and yourself) with Pup Perks
The app features Pup Perks — exclusive in-app deals at local businesses that reward you for supporting the dog-loving community. From free bungee collars and discounted vet services to 10% off your tab at breweries and cafés, Pup Perks are designed to make every outing more rewarding.
Find the Best of Greenville
Browse curated Best of Greenville lists for dog-friendly brunches, dinner date spots, football viewing, U-pick apple farms, and even birthday party picks for your pup.
Whether you’re new to Greenville or a lifelong local, the Good Dogs of Greenville app makes it fun and easy to enjoy the city with your best friend by your side. Download the app today on iOS or Android — because adventures are always better with your dog.
Collaborators & Cocktails Networking Event | 5-7:15 p.m. | Endeavor | $30 | Sip cocktails, connect with the business community + gain insights on the less-explored late-night demo from Chef Chris Rosensteel and Jeremy Krauze of Society and the newly renovated City Tavern.*
Clara’s godfather brings the nutcracker — and the magic. | Photo by Kristen Laing Photography via International Ballet
This holiday season, immerse yourself in the timeless magic of “The Nutcracker” at the Peace Concert Hall.
International Ballet presents performances Friday, Dec. 5 to Sunday, Dec. 7 with a cast of 90+ local dancers, the Greenville Symphony Orchestra led by Maestro Lee Mills, and members of the Greenville Youth Chorale. Tchaikovsky’s brilliant score comes to life with the dazzling blend of music, dance, and storytelling. A must-see event for all ages.
We’re still riding that Michelin Star high. In case you missed it, Scoundrel became the first Greenville restaurant to earn a Michelin Star. Listen to what Chef Joe Cash had to say right after his restaurant was honored. (Greenville Journal)
Civic
After eight years, the City of Simpsonville is parting ways with TRZ Live, the company that’s managed the CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park since 2017. City Council voted unanimously to end the contract effective Jan. 30, with plans to select a new venue management company by the end of the year. (Greenville News)
Sports
The 27th Upstate Disc Golf Classic lands at Timmons Park this weekend with 70+ players competing. Heads up — pickleball courts will be closed from 7 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 8 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 9 to accommodate parking and spectators.
Eat
Are you missing Urban Wren? Its former executive chef, Taylor Montgomery, is popping up for a dinner at Camino Wine Merchant on Wednesday, Nov. 12. Plus, you can always get a taste by signing up for one of his culinary experiences at Montgomery Sky Farm (~1.5 hours from Greenville).
Asked
It’s hard to believe the Peace Center is celebrating 35 years. The performing arts center is asking for your favorite memories. We dropped ours in the comments of this Instagram post — you should, too!
Number
11. That’s how many of the Swamp Rabbits’ first 13 games are on the home ice at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. The next on the schedule is Star Wars Night this Saturday, Nov. 8. Get tickets.
Featured Deal
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Health
Discover sharper hearing and a sharper mind with the Horizon IX hearing aid. Known as “a time machine for the brain,” it supports mental engagement and enhances your cognitive vitality. See if you qualify for a 45-day no-risk trial.*
Shop
Our version of the perfect fall cardigan features ultra-soft fabric, chunky gold buttons, and a slouchy yet chic silhouette. Think: Daytime errands and date night.*
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Civic
Who’s joining Greenville City Council?
Photo by James Simpson Photography
The results are in for the City of Greenville municipal election, where three city council seats were on the ballot. According to WSPA:
At-Large
Tina Belge defeated Matt Alexander and will take Russell Stall’s seat after he decided not to run for reelection after two terms.
District 2
Lillian Brock Flemming defeated Mike Kilgore and will continue to represent District 2 — she has been on city council since 1981.
We asked you who you thought was going to win Greenville’s at-large city council seat:
The Buy
The right American Home Shield plan to cover your plumbing, electrical, and heating this winter. For a manageable monthly fee, you can cover the repair or replacement of major home systems. Aka: If you find yourself in need of a new $12,000 gas furnace, you’ll have a coverage plan to turn to. Phew.*
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.
The Wrap
The Wrap
This Reel from our friends at Kidding Around Greenville was the perfect reminder to get outside before the fall colors are gone. If you’re not looking for a full hike, it’s the perfect time for a stroll around Furman.
