What’s it like to live in Greenville, SC? by Kelsey Nelson For US News and World Report Situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Greenville has transformed from a blip on the national map to a bustling metropolis. The former textile powerhouse now has an influx of manufacturing
Restaurant week in Greenville SC is an eleven-day celebration of participating restaurants in South Carolina running from January 12th – 22nd. From fine to casual dining, participating restaurants will feature special menu items, promotions and discounts. Check out all of Restaurant Week Greenville’s participating restaurants here: http://bit.ly/2jzExfC #yeahthatgreenville
By Chris Bunting, The New York Post January 10, 2017 Take a hare-raising bike ride along the GHS Swamp Rabbit Trail. There are 33 Greenville’s in America, give or take, but the one in South Carolina has far and away received the most media attention of late, having been
Successful Meetings Magazine names #yeahTHATgreenville as a second-tier city, more vital than ever to the meeting and events industry! “Big-city fatigue is a reality for attendees, and a group may want to start to look at different destinations.” Greenville SC, had a unique problem as it is hard
HOTELS Aloft Greenville Downtown: Located in the heart of the city, this property gives guests easy access to some of Greenville’s most popular attractions. aloft.com; doubles from $199. Hotel Domestique: A cycling friendly inn near the North Carolina border run by former professional cyclist George Hincapie. Travelers Rest;
A serene, sylvan setting and a radical approach to city planning have made Greenville, South Carolina, a surprising new hot spot. Joe Clarke, chef-owner of American Grocery Restaurant in Greenville, a South Carolina native who worked in Hollywood for a dozen years, returned to the state with his wife in
When restaurateur Carl Sobocinski and singer-songwriter Edwin McCain founded the Euphoria food and music festival in Greenville back in 2006, the aim was to showcase a growing culinary scene—and a burgeoning downtown—that at the time felt like insiders’ secrets. Not so much anymore: Last year’s Euphoria (September 22-25, 2016) featured
There are cities you visit where you get the sense the residents must feel they’re always on vacation. It’s just that kind of place: there’s a holiday vibe in the air, the food is good, the scenery is stunning, and everyone seems to be in a sunny mood. Greenville, South
