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July 2021
Wings of the City
Wings of the City, a collection of nine monumental bronze sculptures by world-renowned Mexican artist Jorge Marín is on display in Falls Park and on the Peace Center campus from April until October. Greenville is the first city on the East Coast to host the exhibition. Described as “an aesthetic experience where the perfection of the human body is mixed, in balance, with allegorical forms and fantastic beings,” Marín’s sculptures are expected to draw visitors from across the region.Featuring nine…
Find out more »Masters of American Photography
The exhibition examines photography in America from the 1880s through the 1980s, with an emphasis on the first decades of the twentieth century, when the medium was changing rapidly. Themes such as portraiture, landscape, cityscape, still life, motion capture, and cultural history dramatically represent America over this hundred-year period.
Find out more »Live Music at the Tasting Room of Travelers Rest
Enjoy a glass or two of your favorite wine/craft beer and listen to live music every Wednesday and Thursday evening, 6-8:30pm. No cover charge. Inside and outside seating available.
Find out more »Wings of the City
Wings of the City, a collection of nine monumental bronze sculptures by world-renowned Mexican artist Jorge Marín is on display in Falls Park and on the Peace Center campus from April until October. Greenville is the first city on the East Coast to host the exhibition. Described as “an aesthetic experience where the perfection of the human body is mixed, in balance, with allegorical forms and fantastic beings,” Marín’s sculptures are expected to draw visitors from across the region.Featuring nine…
Find out more »Masters of American Photography
The exhibition examines photography in America from the 1880s through the 1980s, with an emphasis on the first decades of the twentieth century, when the medium was changing rapidly. Themes such as portraiture, landscape, cityscape, still life, motion capture, and cultural history dramatically represent America over this hundred-year period.
Find out more »Friday Starry Nights: Earth, Moon, and Stars
This planetarium show explores the relationship between the Earth, Moon and Sun with the help of Coyote, an amusing character adapted from Native American oral traditions who has many misconceptions about our home planet and its most familiar neighbors. His confusion about the universe makes viewers think about how the Earth, Moon and Sun work together as a system. Native American stories are used throughout the show to help distinguish between myths and science. Recommended for age 4 and above.
Find out more »Batter Up @ 13 Stripes Brewery
Here at Batter Up!, each batch of cookie dough is analyzed to ensure the most decadent flavor for the best experience. Our cookie dough is made with heat treated flour and contains no eggs, so it’s safe to eat. It’s okay...Dig in!
Find out more »Beachin’ Fridays
The Mauldin Cultural Center is bringing the beach music scene back to Mauldin with Beachin’ Fridays! People come from all over the Upstate converge on the Mauldin Outdoor Amphitheater for evenings of shag dancing, beer and wine from Growler Haus, and delicious local food trucks. The bands will be playing all of your favorite beach hits and more, and the series always features a fantastic fireworks display on finale night. All shows are free, so bring your dancing shoes, lawn…
Find out more »Wings of the City
Wings of the City, a collection of nine monumental bronze sculptures by world-renowned Mexican artist Jorge Marín is on display in Falls Park and on the Peace Center campus from April until October. Greenville is the first city on the East Coast to host the exhibition. Described as “an aesthetic experience where the perfection of the human body is mixed, in balance, with allegorical forms and fantastic beings,” Marín’s sculptures are expected to draw visitors from across the region.Featuring nine…
Find out more »Simpsonville Farmers Market
The Simpsonville Farmers Market is an open-air market held on in-season Saturdays in the heart of downtown Simpsonville. The vendors are local farmers and artisans, and unlike others in the area Simpsonville plans and runs their own market each year. The market features an array of products from the expected seasonal fruits and vegetables, to eggs and artisan cheeses, locally roasted coffee, eggs and meat, health and beauty care, and much more. What was a small affair in 2010 has…
Find out more »TD Saturday Market Presented by Prisma Health
TD Saturday Market Presented by Prisma Health Welcome to the TD Saturday Market, kicking off the season Saturday, May 1 Before your Trip to the Market: Know before you go – make a shopping list. Bring reusable bags. For the safety of others, face covering use is required. Check yourself - If you are sick or have been exposed to someone who is sick, STAY HOME. Every year, on Saturday mornings from the beginning of May until the end of…
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Travelers Rest Farmers Market
Located at Trailblazer Park just off Main Street and the Swamp Rabbit Trail, the Travelers Rest Farmers Market showcases a total of more than 90 producers and artisans, with 70+ taking part on a weekly basis. Weekly market programs include Market Music, Market Talks, Market Fitness, Market Kids activities and Market Cooks cooking demonstrations.
Find out more »Masters of American Photography
The exhibition examines photography in America from the 1880s through the 1980s, with an emphasis on the first decades of the twentieth century, when the medium was changing rapidly. Themes such as portraiture, landscape, cityscape, still life, motion capture, and cultural history dramatically represent America over this hundred-year period.
Find out more »Spinx Cluk Truk @ Birds Fly South
Your favorite southern fried chicken is hitting the road—and it’s going to be legendary. Our community comes first, and we want to share that tender love by bringing our homegrown menu to you. The Cluk Truk is coming Fall 2020 to the Upstate!
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