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Do Downtown Greenville is an initiative of several downtown merchants, restaurants, and hotels in partnership with the Greenville Journal. Our goal is to communicate to residents and visitors alike everything our downtown has to offer. Downtown Greenville presents opportunities unlike any other with noteworthy shops, remarkable restaurants, visual and performing arts venues, beautiful green spaces, and more. The redevelopment vision of the City of Greenville is to have “a thriving Downtown which is recognized nationally as an example of a ‘state-of-the-art’ community in which to live, work, and play… which serves in itself as a national attraction.” Mission accomplished. Downtown Greenville is home to more than 90 shops and 90 restaurants. If you can’t find it here, chances are it can’t be found! Another component of Do Downtown Greenville is a focus on all things local. Shop local. Eat local. Support local. When you shop local, you help support our community. Many of our friends, neighbors, and families are employed by, or own, these businesses that bring special products, services, and variety to Greenville. Make the commitment to shop local this holiday season and know the joy of supporting our community – one of the greatest gifts of all. Thank you to JHM Hotels, Kristy Adair, and Channellheimer Oompah Band for photos contributed to this issue.
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28th Annual Antiques, Fine Art & Design Weekend October 19 & 20 Shop the wares of 26 dealers from across the country, exhibiting the best antiques, fine art, and design in the Southeast. Staged to inspire design lovers no matter what their budget, the show offers everything from period antiques and folk art to vintage treasures and contemporary art.
David Drake: Potter and Poet of Edgefield District on view through January 19, 2014
Asked if she has a favorite story about geocaching, Tracy Bond replies with an enthusiastic “I do!” Which, as it turns out, was also her answer on that particular adventure. More on which in just a moment. Bond got into geocaching – pronounced jee’-oh-kash-ing – about ten years ago, back when she and her husband, Johnson, were still dating. “It’s something that’s just so fun and easy to do,” Bond says, describing a slightly addictive game of hide-and-seek that combines GPS technology with the great outdoors. Participants can place a cache – a sealed, hidden container of any size or shape – anywhere in the world, pinpoint its GPS
coordinates, then share its existence online at www.geocaching.com. Seekers, armed with a GPS-enabled device, try to locate it. Every cache includes, at minimum, a logsheet for finders to sign; some also contain little trinkets for trade within geocaching’s takeone, leave-one code of honor. There’s more to the seek than simply typing numbers into a GPS app on your smartphone, though. “The coordinates get you close, but most of the time you still have to really hunt,” she says, explaining she and Johnson once found a micro-cache magneted inside a cannon in Charleston’s Battery Park. Indeed, caches vary from tiny pill boxes to large buckets and many are stashed in out-of-the-way places.
Experience the powerful story of David Drake. An enslaved African-American, David Drake learned to read and write, dangerous and even illegal skills for a slave to possess. Drake openly expressed his literacy and his literary skills by inscribing original poems on many of the utilitarian works he created.
Wizards of Pop: Sabuda and Reinhart October 5 – December 31 Celebrated children’s book creators Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart combined their talents to create beloved and remarkable pop-up books. This exhibition, organized by the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature, features 80 original works from more than 16 of the duo’s dynamic picture and pop-up books.
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Caching In at Falls Park A cache, named “Liberty” Rocks...”Reedy” Falls, was found by Ryan Adair using the GPS coordinates N 34° 50.673 W 082° 24.133, and details elaborating on the location from geocaching.com, including this additional (decrypted) hint: “for this Reedy hide..., within Humpty’s home, is where I abide! Rocks below the rail’s end.”
“You don’t always find it, but that’s part of what makes it interesting,” Bond says. “Geocaching takes you places you never knew about. You find things you typically wouldn’t see. We’ve done a lot of really good hikes.” The Bonds both work downtown, so they enjoy scouting out caches in the central business district. “It’s amazing how many there are right around Greenville,” she says. The couple has also geocached on out-of-town weekends and vacations in other countries. “There are geocaches everywhere.” Indeed, this high-tech scavenger hunt – launched in May 2000 by a computer consultant in Portland, Oregon – boasts some 2.2 million active geocaches around the world, according to geocaching.com, and more than 6 million participants of all ages. Kids love the thrill of the hunt – and because it gets them outdoors, their parents love it, too. “This is a great way to engage with our girls,” says Tedd Garner, who pursues the hobby with his tweens Mason and Katy. “It’s a fun chance
to explore places we might not otherwise have found. Wherever we go, we check the (geocaching) app to see if there’s anything close by we can try to find.” The Garners have geocached all around Greenville, particularly in Conestee and Furman University, and sometimes simply when they’re out and about at a restaurant, a store, a sporting event. Garner’s girls especially like caches with tradeable items – they’ve picked up, and left behind, sercies such as stickers, toys and dime-store rings. “I keep looking for one with a winning lottery ticket,” Garner jokes. “It’s kinda neat because geocaches are all over the place,” he explains. “This is a fun, easy thing to do with kids. We love it.” Chris Pare – who got turned onto geocaching several years ago by his brother – agrees. “My kids enjoy it, and I have so much fun watching them hunt around,” he says. “It’s really just about spending time together.” Geocaches are rated by level of difficulty and terrain, Pare points out, noting some offer a “park and grab” simplicity that’s ideal for young children whilst others require a complexity of skills ranging from puzzlesolving to rock climbing to SCUBA diving. His son Jackson and daughter Hayden
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have made finds as close to home as their neighborhood sign. “Some caches are tricky, some are pretty obvious,” says Pare, recalling one that was under a rock tucked into a knot in a tree. “What’s really neat is you are finding things that most people don’t even know are there.” Keeping uninformed “muggles” from inadvertently discovering – or worse, moving – a geocache requires seekers to be somewhat surreptitious, Pare says: “You have to be kinda stealthy, especially if the cache is hidden in a high-traffic area.” Speaking of stealthy, here’s Tracy Bond’s favorite geocaching anecdote. She and Johnson were in Charleston to celebrate New Years Eve 2005 when he suggested seeking out a (supposed) cache at Colonial Lake. Per Johnson’s coordinates, Tracy found a box in a bush beside the lake. “I looked inside and said, ‘Oh my goodness. We found someone’s diamond!’” Tracy recalls with a laugh. “It never occurred to me it might be MY engagement ring until he got down on his knee and asked if I wanted to marry him.” Just proving people sometimes find happiness in unexpected places.
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lights under the tent. Kids activities include face painting, components, with oompah adding a unique flavor to the pretzel decorating, fudge making and plenty of games, festivities. “How could you have any significant celebration while the over-21 crowd can enjoy competitive fun like without music?!” ping-pong, a Bratwurst-eating contest and a beer steinNOMA Square – an outdoor plaza and stage located holding challenge. at the beautifully reinvented Hyatt Regency – makes for “This will be so cool for downtown to experience,” says a perfect festival venue with its wide, open-air ambiance. Lauren Justus, Special “We have this awesome space Events Manager at for events,” Justus says. “This the Hyatt Regency is a place for everyone to enjoy Greenville. “We are … the Hyatt is a community transforming NOMA hotel.” Square into a German Oktoberfest originated in biergarten with plenty Munich, Germany, back in of entertainment 1810; it has since grown into and lots of authentic that city’s most famous event food and drink. The and the world’s largest fair, with mayor kicks-off the millions of people attending festival with a kegevery year. Other places across tapping ceremony, and the globe now host Oktoberfest from then on there celebrations, modeled after the is something here for Munich event but each one everyone.” adding its own local spin. The popular Channelheimer Oompah Band performing in Along with “We are hoping for a huge Savannah, GA will be highlighting downtown Greenville’s Channellheimer, live turnout,” Justus says, adding upcoming Oktoberfest at NOMA Square. entertainment during that Bavarian Pretzel Company the six-day celebration features Foothills Oompah Band, has served up plenty of inspiration and instruction on DJ Arthur and DJ Craz-e Crane. “Oktoberfest is a cultural how to keep Greenville’s event authentically German. tradition that celebrates a season of abundance,” Mann “Oktoberfest is a new tradition here at NOMA … come says, pointing out that history, food and beer are all integral see what Greenville has planned!”
Oktober fest at NOMA Square WHEN: Oct. 1-6 | WHERE: NOMA Square at the Hyatt Regency on Main Street WHAT: Tuesday, 5:30-8:30pm: Oktoberfest kick-off celebration; traditional keg-tapping ceremony by Mayor Knox White; live entertainment with Foothills Oompah Band.
Wednesday, 5:30-8:30pm: German music; German food and beer; ping-pong.
Thursday, 5:30-9:30pm: Live entertainment with DJ Arthur; German food and beer; activities including limbo, bratwurst-eating contest, beer stein-holding con-
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20. NOMA Square The Place to Be. Beautifully reinvented Hyatt Regency Hotel, modern office space, the Upstate’s largest hotel ballroom, and a new soil-to-city restaurant featuring local cuisine. 864.235.1234; 220 N. Main Street
21. Metropolitan Arts Council Working daily to support every discipline of the arts. 864.467.3132; 16 Augusta Street 22. Megan Diez Salon An intimate and relaxing salon. 864.271.4503; 410 River Street
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25. First Presbyterian Church Growing faithful Christians. 864.235.0496; 200 W. Washington St.
26. Greenville County Museum Of Art The premier American art museum in the South. 864.271.7570; 420 College Street
27. South Carolina Children’s Theater Totally professional. Delightfully immature. 864.235.2885; 153 Augusta Street
28. Centre Stage Celebrating 30 years! 864.233-6733; 501 River Street
29. City of Greenville 864.232.2273; 206 S. Main Street
30. River Falls Spa A Downtown Destination 864.240.2136; 130 South Main Street
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So Much to Do… So Little Time! Upcoming Events – June 1 through August 31 An event exploring Innovation, Entrepreneurship andInnovation, Education An event exploring Entrepreneurship and Education
Fidelity Investments Moonlight Movies
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Wednesdays thru September; Sundown
A classic movie series in the park. Bring lawn chairs, blankets and picnics.
Every Tuesday Receive complimentary polish change with a haircut.
Greenville Heritage Main Street Fridays Hyatt Block, North Main
Yappy Hour NOMA Square
Fridays thru September; 5:30-9:30pm A free music series that’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy downtown Greenville.
TD Saturday Market Main Street (from Court to Washington)
Saturdays thru October 8:30am–12:30pm The finest in fresh, locally-grown produce and flowers. Shop, grab a bite to eat from participating
Every 2nd Wednesday; 6–8pm Bring your four-legged friend for treats and “pup-tinis” while you enjoy live music, door prizes and Yappetizer specials from Roost.
Ladies Night at Roost NOMA Square
Every Tuesday; 4–7pm Enjoy drink specials such as $5 glasses of wine, $5 champagne cocktails, $5 well liquors, and $3 local draft beers.
Laughter on the 23rd Floor Warehouse Theatre
Aug. 23–25, 29–31; Sept. 1, 5–8, 12–14; Thursdays-Saturdays 8pm; Sundays 3pm Backstage at the Max Price Show, a popular 1950s comedy-variety TV show, the ratings might be down but the zingers and one-liners are flying fast as the writers struggle to work through each other’s egos, idiosyncrasies and neuroses.
Wit & Wisdom for Seniors First Presbyterian Church
Sept. 3; 11:30am–1pm Featuring guest speaker Nancy Welch.
Dr. Richard Gibbons’ Luncheon Bible Study Begins First Presbyterian Church
Sept. 4; 11:30am–1pm
Come In and Smell The Spices!® at The Spice & Tea Exchange® of Greenville! Discover Fine Spices and Herbs, Hand-Mixed Blends, Salts from Around the World, Exotic Teas, Naturally-Flavored Sugars, Gourmet Gifts, Accessories and more! 864-509-0125 124 North Main Street, Greenville, SC 29601 greenville@spiceandtea.com Facebook.com/TSTEGreenville
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Sept. 4; 5:15–7:30pm Weekly supper and classes for all ages.
Alpha Course First Presbyterian Church Sept. 4; 6:15–7:45pm
Women’s Kickoff Luncheon: “God’s Peace and Provision” First Presbyterian Church Sept. 5; Noon–1pm
Annie Peace Center
Sept. 6–22: Fridays 7pm; Saturdays 1:30pm (plus 7pm on 9/21); Sundays 1:30pm (plus 5:30pm on 9/8) Presented by South Carolina Children’s Theatre. Leapin’ Lizards! Back by very popular demand, Annie, Miss Hannigan, Daddy Warbucks and that loveable mutt Sandy take center stage in one of the most beloved musicals ever.
Back to School Cut-a-Thon Megan Diez Salon
Sept. 7 $20 haircut for your new school style.
“Life” Young Adults
Sunday Community First Presbyterian Church
Sept. 8; 9:45–10:45am
Sept. 23: Blow out styles (bring your blow dryer and round brushes)
First Look Class First Presbyterian Church
Community Bible Study First Presbyterian Church
Support Groups (GriefShare, Divorce Care, Divorce Care for Kids) First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Weekly Bible Studies Begin First Presbyterian Church
Sept. 8; 9:40–10:50am
Sept. 8; 5–7pm
Diana Ross Peace Center
Sept. 8 ; 7:30pm An evening with the musical icon who became a Motown star in the 1960s and has wowed audiences across the globe ever since.
All Dolled Up: Diva Night Bubbly Blow Dry Bar Sept. 8; All day Come by Bubbly before the Diana Ross concert to get diva-licious!
Look and Learn Mondays in September Megan Diez Salon
Sept. 9: Flat iron curls (bring your own flat iron) Sept. 16: Princess styles (mothers bring in daughters to learn braids and ponytail styles)
Every Monday, beginning Sept. 9; 7–8:45pm
Sept. 10; Various times
September Knit-Along: Pastiche Sock Yarn sampler scarf Wool Over Your Eyes
Sept. 10, 17, 24; 5:45pm Raid your stash, grab your leftover sock yarn and come learn lots of new stitches for a funky scarf. Work at your own pace in a group setting, with on-going instruction.
Marvelous Wonderettes Greenville Little Theatre
Sept. 13–15, 19–22, 26–28; All performances 8pm, except Sunday 3pm matinee A captivating new show for anyone who loves the greatest hits of the 1950s and ‘60s. Featuring the Wonderettes – Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy and Suzy – four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts, and voices to match.
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Sept. 14; 10:30am–3pm Add to your crochet skills while creating a charming bag to use as a purse or I-Pad case. Skills include shell stitch, working in the round, creating a handle and a flower accent, and seaming.
Missions Conference First Presbyterian Church
Sept. 15; 8:30am, 10:45am, 11am Featuring guest speaker Rev. Blair Carlson.
Movie and Massage Night Bubbly Blow Dry Bar
Sept. 17; 5:30–7:30pm Lights, camera, action! Indulge in a scalp or hand massage while enjoying a chick flick and lots of popcorn.
Lend Me A Tenor Centre Stage South Carolina
NOV 28 through
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Sept. 19, 20, 28 at 8pm; Sept. 29 at 3pm; Oct. 3, 4, 19, 24, 25 at 8pm; Oct. 20 at 3pm; Nov. 2, 7, 8, 14 at 8pm; Nov. 2 at 3pm A madcap, screwball comedy that’s sure to leave you tearyeyed with laughter. Featuring Il Stupendo, the greatest tenor of his generation, and mild-mannered Max who – through a series of mishaps – must perform Otello in Il Stupendo’s stead.
Fluor Field Tour with First Presbyterian Church
Sept. 19; 10:30am–2pm
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Synergy with Dr. Yong Zhao Presented by Five Oaks Academy at the Hyatt Regency
Sept. 19; 6pm A renowned scholar discusses ways to prepare school-aged children for the 21st century
workforce and entrepreneurship within a global economy.
The Greatest Revolutionary Greenville Symphony at the Peace Center
Sept. 21 at 8pm; Sept. 22 at 3pm Celebrating the 200th birthday of Richard Wagner, the German composer who revolutionized opera with his magnificent orchestral colors.
Unnecessary Farce Centre Stage South Carolina
Sept. 21, 26, 27, Oct. 5, 17, 18, 26, 31, Nov. 1, 9, 15, 16 at 8pm; Sept. 22, Oct. 6 & 27, Nov. 10 at 3pm A cheap hotel room, two cops, three crooks and eight doors combine with a whole lot of lies, videotape and even a little sex appeal to create this smash hit of non-stop laughter.
Beginning Knitting Wool Over Your Eyes
Sept. 21; 10:30am–3pm Learn the fundamentals of knitting while creating a lovely patterned washcloth.
Healing Prayer Service and Communion First Presbyterian Church Sept. 24; 7pm
Diavolo Peace Center
Sept. 24; 7:30pm A renowned dance company that reinvents dance, re-imagines theater, and redefines thrills.
Pilgrimage Weekend at Seabrook Island with First Presbyterian Church Sept. 26
All Dolled Up and Ready for Euphoria Bubbly Blow Dry Bar
Sept. 26–28 Want to look and feel like a million bucks for Euphoria? Come by Bubbly beforehand to get all dolled up to enjoy a night full of decadent food and wine.
Alabama Peace Center
Sept. 27; 8pm Back to the Bowery Tour celebrating 40 years of country music.
All Dolled Up: Southern Belle Bubbly Blow Dry Bar
Sept. 27; All day Come by to get big, bold Southern hair before heading to the Alabama concert.
Introduction to Fair Isle Knitting Wool Over Your Eyes
Sept. 28; 10:30am–3pm Learn how to create beautiful colorwork while knitting a two-color slouch hat. Basic knitting experience required.
“Life” Young Adults Sunday Supper First Presbyterian Church Sept. 29; 6pm
Oktoberfest NOMA Square
Oct. 1–6 Plenty of authentic German beer, pretzels, schnitzel, live Oompah Bands, a bratwurst-eating contest, and more.
Wit & Wisdom for Seniors First Presbyterian Church
Oct. 1; 11:30am–1pm Featuring guest speaker Jean Hunt.
An Evening with Elie Wiesel Peace Center
Oct. 1; 7:30pm Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel lectures on “Altruism in the Face of Inhumanity.”
The Little Engine That Could Earns Her Whistle Peace Center
Oct. 1–3; 10am & Noon An inspiring, feel-good musical brings to life a new story based on the beloved children’s tale of obstacles overcome.
October Knit-Along: Traditional Icelandic Sweater Wool Over Your Eyes
Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; 5:45pm Work at your own pace in a
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··Ladies Night at Roost ··Womens’ Weekly Bible
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··Yappy Hour
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Grandparents’ Day
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··Annie and Learn Downtown Discount24 ··Fidelity Investments 22 ··Look 23 ··Do Monday: Blowout Styles at Megan Diez Salon Moonlight Movies ··Marvelous Wonderettes ··Ladies Night at Roost ··The Greatest Revolutionary ··Community Bible Study ··September Knit-Along: ··Unnecessary Farce Pastiche Sock Yarn Sampler Scarf
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Constitution Day Citizenship Day
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So Much to Do... So Little Time! Upcoming Events continued… group setting, creating a beautiful sweater with traditional Icelandic colorwork and yarn. Basic knitting experience required.
Introduction to Knitting Toe-Up Socks Wool Over Your Eyes
Oct. 5; 10:30am–3pm Learn the basics of knitting socks, using the magic loop method. Basic knitting experience required.
Family Festival at Eden Farms with First Presbyterian Church
Oct. 6
New Play Festival Centre Stage South Carolina Oct. 7–10; 7pm
mom.2.mom Brunch: “A Mother ’s Prayer ” with Natalie Hall First Presbyterian Church Oct. 8; 9–10:30am
Trip to Grits & Groceries with First Presbyterian Church Oct. 10; 10am–2:30pm
A Few of Our Favorite Composers Greenville County Youth Orchestra at the Peace Center Oct. 10; 7:30pm Some of Greenville’s most talented young musicians perform familiar works by beloved composers.
Youth Fall Retreat at Camp Cedar Cliff with First Presbyterian Church Oct. 11
Fall for Greenville Main Street (from E. North to Augusta)
Oct. 11–13; Friday 5–11pm; Saturday 11am–9pm; Sunday Noon–7pm A taste of our town! Discover a world of tempting tastes, sights and sounds all along Main Street as more than 40 of Greenville’s finest restaurants showcase almost 200 menu items.
All Dolled Up and Ready for Fall for Greenville Bubbly Blow Dry Bar Oct. 11–13 Want a fun, cute look for Fall for Greenville? Come by Bubbly beforehand to get all dolled up
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Once Upon a Wolf South Carolina Children’s Theatre Headquarters
Oct. 11–13 Presented by SCCT’s 2nd STAGE. A child-friendly show at a family-friendly price.
Meaningful Melodies Greenville Symphony at Centre Stage Theatre
Oct. 12; 2pm & 7pm Discover the inspiration behind each beautiful piece on the program as told by GSO principal musicians.
Sock Clinic Wool Over Your Eyes
Oct. 12; 10:30am–3pm Find answers to many of your questions about sock knitting, including increases, picking up stitches and working gussets.
Operation Christmas Child Begins First Presbyterian Church Oct. 13
Jason and the Argonauts Peace Center
Megan Diez Salon
Oct. 17 & 18 Complimentary paraffin dip or hairstyle.
The Tempest Warehouse Theatre
Oct. 18–20, 24–27, 31; Nov. 1–2 Shakespeare’s final play following the journey of Prospero, the banished Duke of Milan, as he is tossed between revenge and forgiveness.
Oktoberfest Greenville Symphony at the Peace Center
Oct. 18–20 Friday & Saturday 8pm; Sunday 3pm A German-themed concert with free beer tasting.
Knitted Necklace Wool Over Your Eyes
October 19 10:30am–2:30pm Knitting and beads combine in a gorgeous necklace with a beaded cylinder pendant. Basic knitting experience required.
Oct. 14 9:45am & 12:15pm A quirky, funny and exciting tale. Jason journeys to another land while also embarking on a personal journey of self-belief and self-esteem.
Healing Prayer Service and Communion First Presbyterian Church
Freud’s Last Session Centre Stage South Carolina
Oct. 24; 7:30pm The Emmy Award-winning show that sparked America’s fascination with dance now captivates audiences with a live tour.
Oct. 15, 22, 29 & Nov. 5; 7pm A touching, humorous meeting between two brilliant men— Dr. Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis —as they address the greatest questions of all time regarding love, sex, the existence of God, and the meaning of life.
The James Hunter Six Peace Center
Oct. 15; 7:30pm A classic yet perpetually modern brand of rhythm and blues.
War Horse Peace Center
Oct. 17–20 Thursday 7:30pm; Friday & Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 1pm & 6:30pm A heart-warming tale of loyalty and friendship between a boy and his beloved horse.
Oct. 22; 7pm
So You Think You Can Dance Peace Center
OktoberWEST South of the bridge
Oct. 24; 4–8pm Bring a friend and shop late.
Arabian Nights: Sinbad’s Adventures Carolina Ballet Theatre at the Peace Center Oct. 25-27; Friday 7:30pm; Saturday 2pm & 7:30pm; Sunday 2pm Take a magic carpet ride! Follow young Sinbad’s travels as he discovers an enchanted lamp and is transported to riveting, imaginary lands.
Walking Across Egypt Greenville Little Theatre
Oct. 25-27, Nov. 1–3, 7–10; All performances 8pm; except Sunday 3pm matinee An inspirational Southern comedy.
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··Fall for Greenville Downtown Discount 15 13 ··Community Bible Study 14 ··Do at Megan Diez Salon ··All Dolled Up and Ready for ··Jason and the Argonauts ··Ladies Night at Roost Fall for Greenville ··October Knit-Along: ··Once Upon a Wolf Traditional Icelandic ··Operation Christmas Sweater Child Begins ··Freud’s Last Session ··The James Hunter Six ··Lend Me A Tenor Downtown Discount 20 ··Community Bible Study 21 ··Do at Megan Diez Salon 22 ··War Horse ··Ladies Night at Roost ··The Tempest ··October Knit-Along: ··Oktoberfest Greenville Traditional Icelandic Symphony
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Oct. 26; 8pm Love songs by Richard Rodgers, Jerome Kern and Cole Porter.
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Set in rural North Carolina, this heart“Life” Young Adults warming story—starring 78-year-old Sunday Supper Mattie Riggsbee and juvenile delinquent First Presbyterian Church Wesley Benfield—proves you’re never too Oct. 27; 6pm old to be needed, and never too lost to Boo-Galoo: be found.
From Broadway with Love Greenville Chorale at the Peace Center
··Fall for Greenville ··All Dolled Up and Ready for Fall for Greenville
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A Special Halloween Tell-Me-A-Story Event South Carolina Children’s Theatre Headquarters
Oct. 29; 9:30am Celebrate Halloween while getting a trial run in your costume before the big night.
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Monster Mash Bubbly Blow Dry Bar
Oct. 29; 5:30–7pm Wear your Halloween costume and come by for a hair/make-up session to create your overall look. Treats for all ages plus a best costume contest to win a free blowout.
Youth Halloween Bash First Presbyterian Church Oct. 30; 6:30pm
Dr. Kaboom – Interactive Science Comedy Peace Center
Oct. 30–31; 10am & Noon A sidesplitting production of spectacular science experiments designed to involve, excite, educate and entertain.
Presbyterian Cursillo Weekend in Clayton, Georgia with First Presbyterian Church
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So Much to Do... So Little Time! Upcoming Events continued… Beginning Crochet Wool Over Your Eyes
Nov. 2; 10:30am–3pm Learn all the fundamentals of crochet, from chain stitches to granny squares.
First Look Class First Presbyterian Church Nov. 3; 9:40–10:50am
Family First with Milt and Caroline Lowder First Presbyterian Church Nov. 3; 9:45–10:30am
William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar Peace Center
Nov. 4–5; 10am & Noon Shakespeare’s political thriller explores the turbulence of power and the morality of leadership.
Wit & Wisdom for Seniors First Presbyterian Church
Nov. 5; 11:30am–1pm Featuring guest speakers Deb Richardson-Moore and Rick Sturgis.
November Knit-Along: Intarsia Lap/Baby Blanket Wool Over Your Eyes
Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26; 5:45pm This charming 36x36 blanket will explore the Intarsia (or “picture knitting”) technique. Work at your own pace in a group setting, with on-going instruction.
From Ashes to Rebirth Greenville Symphony with the Furman Singers Peace Center
Nov. 9; 8pm A commemorative concert on the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, “the night of broken glass,” featuring a dramatic musical journey from the darkness of the Holocaust into the light of the universality of altruism.
Duo Amal Peace Center
Nov. 10; 3pm Israeli and Palestinian Piano Duo.
Anything Goes Peace Center
Nov. 12–17 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 7:30pm; Friday 8pm; Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 1pm & 6:30pm All aboard for this saucy and splendid production of Cole Porter’s first-class comedy.
Fashion Exchange Bubbly Blow Dry Bar
Nov. 12; 6–8pm Need to clean out your closet before the holiday season? Bring at least five gently used fashion items – clothes, shoes and accessories – to swap with other women.
Choral Festival with Dr. Anton Armstrong First Presbyterian Church Nov. 15
Knitted Mittens Wool Over Your Eyes
Nov. 19; 5:30-7:30pm An event for brides-to-be featuring vendors such as local planners, photographers and other bridal businesses.
Mozart the Magnificent Greenville Symphony at the Peace Center
Nov. 22–24 Friday & Saturday 8pm; Sunday 3pm A concert featuring the composer whose name became the embodiment of great music.
The Princess Academy South Carolina Children’s Theatre Headquarters
Nov. 23 Can your princess come out and play? A fun-filled day of princess etiquette, familiar stories, sing-alongs and, of course, dancing.
Thanksgiving at Grove Park Inn with First Presbyterian Church
Nov. 28; 11:30am-4pm
Nov. 16; 10:30am–3pm Get ready for winter with warm, worsted weight mittens. Learn the gusseted thumb and working in the round on double pointed needles.
Blood Drive First Presbyterian Church Nov. 17; 9am–1pm
Johnny Appleseed Peace Center
Bubbly Bridal: Bridal 101 Bubbly Blow Dry Bar
A Christmas Carol Centre Stage South Carolina
Nov. 28-30 at 8pm; Dec. 1 at 3pm Centre Stage’s unique presentation of this fascinating Christmas classic for the entire family.
The Irish Tenors Peace Center
Nov. 18-19; 10am & noon A folk hero’s story that is part legend, part fact, and completely American.
Nov. 29; 8pm Happy songs of celebration and humor, mixed with touching melodies that warm the heart.
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