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⛳ Dining like a champion
This Michelin-worthy tomahawk from Scoundrel would be on Danielle’s menu. | Photo by Jeremy Krauze
We’re donning our green jacket and stepping into the shoes of a champion with our very own Greenville-inspired Masters Champions Dinner.
Since 1952, the Masters champion has hosted a dinner the year after they win, featuring their favorite foods. This year’s menu by Rory McIlroy features items like bacon-wrapped dates, paying homage to his mom’s recipe, and yellowfin tuna carpaccio inspired by one of his favorite restaurants in New York, Le Barnardin.
Here are the local bites we’d choose for our menu:
Appetizer
Cheese Trio (featuring Whipped Ricotta from Jianna, Fried Goat Cheese Balls from The Lazy Goat, and Fried Green Tomatoes with Pimento Cheese from Woodside Bistro)
Meeting Street Music Festival 2026 | Friday, April 17-Saturday, April 18 | Times vary | 900-1200 blocks of Meeting Street, West Columbia | Free | Enjoy 11 bands, great food, and a free two-day street festival in the River District, headlined by Sugar Ray.*
Friday, May 8
Artisphere presented by Prisma Health | Friday, May 8-Sunday, May 10 | Times vary | Downtown Greenville | Free | Browse work from 140 juried artists to find your next favorite piece while enjoying live music and exploring hands-on activities for all ages.*
Greenville County Council approved its new strategic priorities, focusing on transparency, smart growth, economic development, infrastructure, and core services — a roadmap they say will help manage rapid growth while strengthening public trust and long-term planning. (Greenville Journal)
Festival
It’s almost here. euphoria’s lineup for the fall festival — taking over Greenville’s restaurants and venues Thursday, Sept. 17 to Sunday, Sept. 20 — drops this morning at 10 a.m. You’ll be able to see it here.
Traffic
Work is underway to repave and restripe Old Buncombe Road, converting a four-lane stretch into a three-lane design to improve traffic flow, visibility, and turning safety without widening the road.
Eat
The former Bohemian Bull spot on Pelham Road isn’t staying empty for long after closing March 30. Kumin Kulture, serving Indian cuisine, is taking over the space with plans to open this month. (WYFF 4)
Open
The Mary Frances Duckett Community Development Center is now open in Southernside, giving the neighborhood a new hub for meetings, workshops, job training, and health services. (Greenville Journal)
Ranked
No. 6. That’s where Food & Wine ranked Greenville on its list “The Top 10 Small US Cities for Food and Drink, According to the Experts.” It shouted out a number of local spots and events. Did your favorite get mentioned?
Community
The YMCA of Greenville is teaming up with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits to build stronger communities — on and off the ice. Don’t miss the White Rabbit Kings jersey featuring the Y logo, and catch the action this Sunday for a fun-filled celebration of “Hockey for Her” — celebrating women’s empowerment through sports.*
Announced
Ready to shred your tax documents? The city of Greenville’s spring E-Waste and shredding event is set for Saturday, April 18 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Public Works (on Fairforest Way), where you can safely drop off paper (boxed or bagged) plus old electronics.
Concert
Willie Nelson is on the road again to Asheville for his Saturday, April 25 performance at Asheville Yards. Limited tickets are still available.*
Wellness
Why buy multiple supplements when one can do it all? This top-rated, lab-tested supplement delivers essential fatty acids to support brain function, heart health, joint and skin health, and overall vitality. Get it for under $25.*
Editor’s Pick
🎭 Big Broadway announcement
There’s something for everyone this season. | Photo by the Peace Center
The Peace Center’s 2026-2027 Broadway lineup is here, featuring some of the biggest shows. From a blockbuster favorite returning to brand new titles stopping by on their very first national tour, this lineup is stacked with something for everyone — and I can barely contain my excitement for some of these shows.
Subscriptions to the entire season go on sale this morning at 9:30 a.m., but if you aren’t looking to secure your seat for every show, single-show tickets will go on sale in a few months.
Attention early birds: This news breaks at 6:30 a.m., so if you’re one of our very first readers of the day, this button may not work. Come back at 6:30 to see the lineup.
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💎 Add a little color to your workout wardrobe with the perfect jewel-toned tank top designed with training in mind.
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👗 Ideal for running errands, evening walks, or on the pickleball court, this pastel pink athletic dress will quickly become a staple in your spring wardrobe.
👕 No more sweating through your clothes during warm-weather outings. This men’s collared shirt boasts lightweight, quick-frying fabric for everyday wear.
👖Unwind after a long day by throwing on these ultra-soft lounge pants that you’ll never want to take off.
I got a sneak peek of euphoria’s lineup during the Community Kickoff Concert last night, and I’m excited that some of my favorite events are back for 2026. Plus, there are some new can’t-miss dinners that you’ll definitely want to snag a seat to. See for yourself at 10 a.m.
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