Upcountry History Museum welcomes an exhibition celebrating the global language of headwear
This traveling exhibit features more than 80 hats and headdresses from the mid-to late-20th century.
Milestone: First Presbyterian Church celebrates 175 years in downtown Greenville
The celebration included a first-look walk-through of the church’s new expansion project.
‘Cats’ leaps back into our lives with national tour at the Peace Center
A musical about cats? Singing and dancing felines?
City Juice: Nostalgia on North Main
Much of what we love about a memorable meal is contextual.
Upcountry History Museum welcomes an exhibition celebrating the global language of headwear
This traveling exhibit features more than 80 hats and headdresses from the mid-to late-20th century.
Milestone: First Presbyterian Church celebrates 175 years in downtown Greenville
The celebration included a first-look walk-through of the church’s new expansion project.
‘Cats’ leaps back into our lives with national tour at the Peace Center
A musical about cats? Singing and dancing felines?
City Juice: Nostalgia on North Main
Much of what we love about a memorable meal is contextual.
Abbott’s Frozen Custard to add outdoor seating
Construction is expected to take around a week and Abbott’s Frozen Custard expects to have its new seating area set up soon after.
Upstate Beat: The Reedy River String Band’s sturdy (and funny) acoustic sound is very intentional
The trio dives into acoustic bluegrass-style music, delighting their growing fan base.
Weekly Dish: Barleys to close, new restaurants opening
Here’s the dish on some local restaurant news for the week of March 24.
Field Notes: Looking for Jason Knapp
The search for Clemson student Jason Knapp turned out to be anything but routine.
Art & Light Gallery, The Anchorage spotlight artist Hannah Yanetsko
The exhibition will open April 4 virtually on the gallery’s website and in person through July 15 at The Anchorage restaurant at 586 Perry Ave.
Letter to the editor: Policymakers must prioritize tech and innovation
As president and CEO of Urban League of the Upstate, it is my priority to advocate for resources and tools needed for Black and other underserved communities to succeed in South Carolina.
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Ninth grade student featured in National Art Honor Society juried exhibition
The chosen artwork was a photograph representing her mom's past career.
BMW Charity Pro-Am opens 2023 ticket sales
The six-day tournament will be held at Thornblade Club in Greer and The Carolina Country Club in Spartanburg.
Jurassic Quest stomps into Greenville
The event will run through March 26 at 1 Exposition Drive before continuing onto Salt Lake City, Utah.
Record-breaking $2.9M raised by Metropolitan Arts Council
MAC raised over $2.9 million, an increase of nearly $700,000 from its $2.26 annual earnings in 2021.
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‘The London Séance Society’ is a gothic whodunit ghost story
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A season of firsts: Greenville Symphony spotlights candidates for music director in 2023-24 season
It’s a new era for the Greenville Symphony Orchestra.