Looking for things to do and places to eat? We got you covered. We show you all the fun things to do in Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Pickens counties.
Kathy Stone has owned The Gray House in Starr for almost 33 years and has grown the rural restaurant into a dining destination, a bed and breakfast and a sought-after site for weddings and special events.
At almost 10 acres, Twin Creeks Lavender Farm in Williamston features five acres and seven varieties of the fragrant herb and a commercial kitchen where more than 100 products are made using all natural, organic ingredients.
Tom Hampton gained an appreciation for farm-fresh products as a child in the early 70s watching his mother tend a five-acre garden, do her own canning, and create and cook family recipes. But it would be more than 30 years before he would lay the groundwork for Hampton Acres and its all-natural products.
Flowers are in colorful fashion across the Upstate in June with the South Carolina Festival of Flowers in Greenwood and the South Carolina Sunflower Festival in Anderson.
The Anderson Arts Center is hosting a new exhibit entitled Pushing Pop that offers visitors the opportunity to experience the art of popular culture through multiple mediums.
Waterfalls, a winery and happy cows all are on the agenda when you take a day trip to scenic southern Greenville County.
Upstate muralist Adam Schrimmer is taking his passion for public art inside with his latest project called “Rooftop Dreams” at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate in Greenville.
One of the best ways to get to know a place is to explore its history and some of its oldest sites. Travel back in time and stay at one of Anderson’s oldest homes, The Wilhite House.
