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The Commons restaurants, Greenville officials wrestle with Unity Park parking perceptions

Food and beverage businesses say the perception of limited parking has contributed to a decline in diners.

Greenville’s The Commons to host fall festival Oct. 4

The event kicks off in the morning with local art school Vino and Van Gogh offering a pumpkin painting class from 10 a.m. to noon.

First look: Evolve, a new spa at The Commons in Greenville

The wellness space is expected to open late October.

Greenville’s The Commons to host summer live music series

The concerts are free and open to the public.

Caviar, The Commons and Community Corridor food trucks: Weekly Dish

Last week, Greenville Journal visited The Village of West Greenville’s Spoonbill Gallery for Bubbles & Brine presented by Curean.

Eat & Drink

The Commons gets a ‘Delicious’ addition, Indaco adds supper series: Weekly Dish

The restaurant held a sneak peek in late April. Here is what to expect from Delicious.

The Commons hosting five-year celebration on Nov. 16

The event will be held from noon to 6 p.m., with food, music, giveaways, family activities and anniversary t-shirts for the first 25 guests.

Giant rabbit sculpture approved for Unity Park near The Commons

The sculpture, which is not yet named, was created by artist Dale Rogers from Haverhill, Massachusetts, who won first place in the 3-D category during the May festival.

Arts & Culture

Art in Focus: The Commons Murals

Post your photo of The Commons Murals using #gvlartinfocus.

USC Upstate opens The Learning Commons library addition

USC Upstate completed the 26,000-square-foot expansion of its existing library to create a hub for student services.

Eat & Drink

Comal 864 gets spirited, Methodical reopens Commons bakery: Weekly Dish

Comal 864's new agave bar Escorpión opened April 22, coming out the gate pouring samples of its spirits.

Business

Buttermilk Sky Pie Shop to open in Augusta Commons this summer

“As founders of the brand, my husband, Scott, and I have been especially hopeful for a store in Greenville since our oldest son plays football at Furman and we spend a lot of time there,” Meredith Layton says. “We have fallen in love with the city.”