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Editor’s Pick

Meet the Queens of Cuisine

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I’ll eat anything these women make. | Photos by GVLtoday
We’re kicking off Women’s History Month with an exclusive piece of foodie news. VisitGreenvilleSC’s newest food trail highlights the women shaping Greenville’s restaurant scene — including a few of my favorites.

From executive chefs and kitchen leaders to owners and pastry chefs, the interactive map highlights a diverse trail of restaurants, bakeries, and cafes across our city.

I love so many of these chefs, but these three were really exciting to see:
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Asked

Who is making history in Greenville today?

For Women’s History Month, we want to highlight the women making history right now. Whether you’re nominating a friend, your boss, your mom, or yourself — we want to read about them all.
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Events

Monday, March 2

Pop-In Tasting with Pullus winemaker Maksimiljan Kadivec | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | The Community Tap | $15

Creatives Meet-up: Craft Club and Open Paint | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Vino and Van Gogh | $5+

Trueline Presents: Up Next! Open Mic Night | 7-9:30 p.m. | Swanson’s Warehouse | Free entry

Tuesday, March 3

In Conversation with United Ministries | 5:30-7 p.m. | M. Judson Booksellers | Free

Sustainable Gardening Class | Tuesday, March 3-Thursday, May 7 | Times vary | The Pavilion Recreation Complex, Taylors | $5+

Wednesday, March 4

Beaded Plant Workshop | 6-8 p.m. | Sun and Soil Plant Parlor | $58

Michigan State vs. Clemson | 6 p.m. | Fluor Field | $12

Jane Lynch & Kate Flannery: The Trouble with Angels | 7:30 p.m. | Peace Center | $38.50+

Thursday, March 5

Sauna House Disco Social | 7-9 p.m. | Sauna House Greenville | $45

Eli Young Band + LANCO | 7:30 p.m. | Peace Center | $39+
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News Notes

Today Is

The red carpet premiere for “Top Chef: Carolinas,” and I’ll be there. Have a question for the judges? Reply to this email, and we’ll try to get you an answer.

Biz

What do Huggies, Kazoobie Kazoos, and Duke’s Mayo have in common? They’re all nominated for The Coolest Thing Made in SC, an annual contest celebrating our state’s manufacturing industry. Vote for your favorites by Thursday, March 5 to see them go to the top 8 round.*

Ranked

A pair of Greenville stays earned national recognition. U.S. News & World Report ranked Hotel Hartness No. 12 and Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville No. 20 among SC’s best hotels for 2026. Both properties also received Gold Badge status, placing them among fewer than 1,000 top-rated hotels nationwide.

Mansion Monday

Don’t let “townhome” fool you, this brand-new custom townhome at Chanticleer is 4,400 sqft and overlooks the redesigned golf course. Features include an elevator, three levels of outdoor living, and a clever “Costco door” connecting the garage to the pantry.

Open

There’s a new coffee shop inside the GVL Art Gallery. Meet The Palmetto Bean Coffee Co. Today’s Best winner (as voted by you) @healthyishdani is taking us inside.

Drink

From banker to bottle curator, Mission Grape founder Matt Tebbetts built the Upstate’s only local wine distributor around small farms and low-intervention wines. He’s sharing tips with At Home on building a home wine collection — from proper storage conditions to choosing bottles worth saving.

List

Our Plan Ahead is here, packed with March’s best events in Greenville. Pro tip: Bookmark it and come back monthly.

Shop

These best-selling doormats are your key to a spring home refresh, designed to be beautiful and functional (including being stain-resistant — no more sad, muddy rugs greeting your guests at the front door). Shop our favorites like the popular natural chevron Innerweave.*

Job

When you’ve got key roles to fill, skip shouting into the void and let us connect you with top talent. List your open positions with our business promo portal to simplify the search, and watch the applications start rolling in.*

Top Clicks

Pizza + needlepoint have this in common

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Order by the slice or by the pie at Augusta Street Pizza. | Photo by Marie-Catherine Dube
You loved them both the most in February. Did you know we keep tabs on what you engage with the most to make sure our newsletter is always packed with what you want to see? Here’s what you clicked on last month.

Top Stories

We celebrated National Pizza Day with a refresh of our pizza City Guide, and you wanted a slice.

The needlepoint craze in Greenville got thousands of you clicking, especially on the new spot we featured.

Top News Note

Coming Soon | Papi’s Tacos on Augusta is rebranding as Papi’s Kitchen, bringing a whole new upscale vibe and a new menu. We’ll give you a sneak peek of the space soon, but in the meantime — our friend @healthyishdani has a preview of the new menu.
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The Buy

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The Wrap

Today’s edition by: Danielle

I need you all to show up and show out to vote for Duke’s Mayo in the annual Manufacturing Madness competition. The factory on Main Street in Mauldin produces 1.1 million pounds of condiments per day.

Plus, since it’s Women’s History Month and all, let’s celebrate Greenvillian Eugenia Duke, who started it all, right here in 1917.
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