Looking for fun things to do? Here’s a look at some of the great entertainment in Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Pickens counties.
After a year’s hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, Hendersonville’s Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend returns April 15-18, inviting visitors to drink, eat and celebrate the area’s wine and cider scene.
Despite popular events such as Beachin’ Fridays and the SOOIE Mauldin BBQ Cookoff, the Upstate city at the tip of the Golden Strip has never been a destination. But Mauldin officials believe that will change when its new City Center opens in the summer of 2022.
One of the few picking parlors in the Upstate, Breazeale’s Grocery Bluegrass on Liberty Highway near Pendleton offers a free toe-tapping good time every Saturday night where anyone is welcome to play or just sit and listen.
Known for bringing in talent from around the world, Newberry Opera House this season is hosting performances by many musicians with South Carolina roots.
With residential and commercial development humming along nicely, city officials in Simpsonville are emphasizing the importance of a vibrant downtown in one of state’s fastest growing cities.
Historic Pelzer Auditorium in Anderson County, home to the award-winning Mill Town Players, celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2020.
Only eight musical acts remain in Anderson Sings, Anderson County’s first-ever virtual singing competition, with the final bracket in the Elite 8 featuring Conner Sweeny and Marvin Evatt.
Anderson Sings, Anderson County’s first-ever virtual singing competition, is down to the Elite 8, with duos Meandering Melodies and Nikki Callaham & Holly Bearden facing off in the Round Four bracket.
