Author Nicola Harrison visiting Greenville to promote new novel
Harrison will participate in M.Judson Booksellers’ Lunch and Lit series May 7 from noon to 1 p.m. at Soby’s.
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Truth on Trial: ‘A Few Good Men’ Returns to Centre Stage
It has become an iconic phrase, often delivered at earsplitting volume: "You can't handle the truth!"
Greenville arena expansion gets refined designs, prepares for city review
The project is expected to be reviewed by the city’s Design Review Board over the summer.
Local nonprofit launches GVL Poetry Trail
The first phase of the GVL Poetry Trail is expected to be installed by the summer of 2026.
Greenville Chorale offers music of peace, hope and love
Unity through music in divisive times is the inspiration behind the Greenville Chorale’s “A Pair of Mystical Masterworks” program on May 3 at First Baptist Greenville.
Greenville Theatre artistic leader to step down, take on national touring role
Quinlan will begin the new role in early July following the conclusion of Greenville Theatre’s 100th anniversary season.
‘Upcountry Road to Freedom’ exhibit opens at Upcountry History Museum
The exhibition was organized in partnership with Clemson University and private collectors.
Spoonbill Gallery to host ‘Draw Near’ exhibition
Spoonbill Gallery will hold a First Friday reception May 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. to celebrate the new collection.
Giving Matters: Roger and Louise Ables Charitable Fund to support basic needs, environment and the arts
Community Foundation of Greenville is happy to announce the establishment of the Roger and Louise Ables Charitable Fund.
Hubbard Street brings dance tradition, experimentation to Peace Center
The dance company is bringing a program that recently won rave reviews at the Joyce Theater in New York City.
Greenville Symphony debuts orchestral piece about SC Revolutionary War heroine Dicey Langston
With a world premiere at the Peace Center of a new orchestral work by Upstate composer Peter B. Kay, the Greenville Symphony hopes to spark greater interest in a legendary…
Art and Light Gallery to host ‘Verdant Paths’ exhibition
Art & Light Gallery will host an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. May 1 to celebrate the new collection.
Rockers Collective Soul to ‘Shine’ at Peace Center: Upstate Beat
Collective Soul first hit in the early ‘90s with a definitive hit called “Shine” (“Heaven let your light shine down”) and followed that up with six more gold or platinum albums.
Wynton Marsalis takes final bow as leader of famed jazz orchestra at Peace Center
Marsalis, a trumpet player and composer who co-founded Jazz at Lincoln Center in 1987, has guided the orchestra from an ambitious educational initiative into a full-time touring ensemble with an international reputation.
Former Greenville City Councilmember Jil Littlejohn Bostick releases new book
Bostick found inspiration for the book after losing her mother, Jimetta Finnie Littlejohn, in 2022.