Events Calendar

Santa’s Shoppe Hours
Friday, November 2nd: 9:00AM – 6:00PM
Saturday, November 3rd: 9:00AM – 6:00PM
Sunday, November 4th: 12:00PM – 5:00PM

Mark your calendars for our 30th anniversary of Santa’s Shoppe – Friday, November 2nd through Sunday, November 4th. The weekend kicks off on Thursday, November 1st for Sip & Shoppe! Sip & Shoppe is an exclusive “stroller-free” night where those who are 21 and older can enjoy food and drinks.

Established in 1989, Santa’s Shoppe is the signature fundraising event for the Junior League of Spartanburg, for which all proceeds are used to support our community projects.
Held annually each November, Santa’s Shoppe features 80+ specialty merchants from the Southeast and beyond, offering an array of merchandise, including: jewelry, clothing, art objects, toys, sweet treats, stationery, and more! The weekend includes specialty events such as Sip & Shoppe, Cookies with Santa, and 3 days of Santa’s Shoppe! Tickets will be available in September!

Questions? Contact [email protected]

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GET READY FOR SOME EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS SHOPPING!!

Vintage Market Days® is an upscale vintage and vintage inspired indoor/outdoor market featuring original art, antiques, clothing, jewelry, handmade treasures, home decor, outdoor furnishings, consumable yummies, seasonal plantings, vintage home goods, live music, food trucks and so much more!

YOU CAN PURCHASE TICKETS AT THE DOOR IN NOVEMBER.

The SC State Fairgrounds (The Cantey Building) 1200 Rosewood Drive, Columbia, SC 29201

PLEASE NOTE – THE FAIRGROUNDS CHARGE $5 FOR PARKING TO RAISE MONEY FOR SC SCHOLARSHIPS❤️

FREE RE-ENTRY INTO THE EVENT ALL WEEKEND WITH HAND STAMP OR WRIST BAND.

Friday 11/02 10-5pm $10
Saturday 11/03 10-5pm $5
Sunday 11/04 10-4pm $5

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Haga su pre registro! Recuerde que sin No. de CUI no se puede hacer pasaporte, Nosotros le podemos ayudar! 984-200-1601 o www.citaconsularguatemala.com

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FULL SPINE ADJUSTING MASTERY- MODULE A

**Up to 15 hours of CE are available in select states**

COME TRAIN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF FULL-SPINE ADJUSTING TO CATAPULT YOUR SKILLS, CONFIDENCE AND RESULTS IN PRACTICE.

WE WILL BE COVERING:
-SUPINE CERVICALS
-CERVICO-THORACIC JUNCTION / 1st RIB
-ANTERIOR DORSALS
-ANTERIOR THORACO-LUMBAR
-ANTERIOR LUMBARS
-SIDE POSTURE S.I. JOINTS
-DAILY TRAINING AND HABITS FOR MASTERY

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*Specific four-step process to deliver powerful, comfortable adjustments every time.

*No need to change techniques: this methodology is applicable to ALL structural work (Thompson, Gonstead, Diversified, CBP).

*Reconnect with your purpose and passion for chiropractic.

*Generate more internal referrals by delivering the goods and increasing patient satisfaction.
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**SPACE IS LIMITED, REGISTER TO SAVE YOUR SPOT.**

To Register:
1. Confirm assistance on this page
2 Register and follow payment instructions here:
www.syntropychirotraining.com

LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!

ADDITIONAL INFO:
Chiropractic training weekend with Patrick McMahon & Aaron Morris in which they will help you take your adjusting, communication, and practice to the highest level!

Learn to adjust from a state of ease (both for the Chiropractor and patient), to improve your speed, precision and clarity while honoring the body’s natural biomechanics. This approach to adjusting will bring your confidence and skills to the next level and can be implemented with any technique to help you get the very best results with your patients.

Postgraduate programs sponsored, co-sponsored or hosted by Sherman College of
Chiropractic may not always reflect the views of the college or its employees.

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JEFF GELLMAN OF SOLID K9 TRAINING presents

Two-day Hands-On RV Dog Training Workshop
Hosted by Astro Kennels

(9am-5pm Saturday and Sunday; lunch and snacks provided)

Spend two days with Jeff!

With so many owners struggling with their dogs, finally a no-nonsense way to communicate, train and connect with your dog for real results.

Even the most out of control dogs can be quite easily trained in a short period of time utilizing the correct tools, techniques, and philosophies. In this seminar, among many other skills, you will learn the unique Calm on Command training style that so many of Jeff’s clients love. Most bad behavior is caused by simple lack of structure, leadership and proper communication between dog and owner.

In this seminar, Jeff will utilize the triage model. No matter the issue or problem behavior, you are welcome to bring your dog to this seminar. Jeff will work tirelessly with you and your dog on both days focusing on your dog’s most important issues. Some behaviors will be resolved immediately, and Jeff will provide all participants with a personalized plan of action to work on at home.

Jeff breaks down to a very simple process of YES/NO, train what you want your dog to do and stop what you don’t want your dog to do. Find the motivation for both and you will accelerate you and your dog’s relationship.

In this seminar, Jeff will cover:

– his Original Calm on Command

– how to eliminate leash pulling within 5 minutes

– all obedience training commands

– understanding the fundamentals of separation anxiety how to eliminate it and how most folks create and make it worse without even knowing it.

– Sit/Down/Place/Heel/Recall

– learning the 5 Basic Commands with Distractions

– Jeff’s clicker-remote collar training to teach an awesome “Yes” and “No”

– what to do with aggressive behavior both dog and human, how to stop the rehab process and why it started in the first place.

– how to immediately stop problem behaviors

– behavior modification of dangerous behaviors, Fence Fighting, Counter Surfing, Eating Feces, Chasing cats and livestock, Getting into the trash, resource guarding and jumping on people as just a few examples.

– understanding your dog’s “state of mind” and how to get your dog to be Calm since “Calm Dogs don’t do stupid stuff”

– Jeff’s low-level remote collar training philosophy and techniques as well as how to responsible correct your dog with the remote

We will be doing a special dog/dog Socialization module at this seminar, learn how to properly socialize your dog.

For folks purchasing a WORKING spot, please fill out our Training Contract Form so we have a better understanding of your dog’s issues and behaviors prior to the seminar; there are also liability issues that are addressed.

*All tickets are non-refundable. However, a ticket may be transferred to another owner/dog, if the original person can no longer attend. If transferring your ticket to another owner/dog, the new prospective attendee must fill out the above Training Contract and submit vaccination records before attending the seminar.

Contract: https://solidk9.wufoo.com/forms/povew4604iy09h/

For more information on Jeff Gellman, please visit www.solidk9training.com.

For more information on Astro Kennels, please visit: http://www.astrokennels.net/

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Enjoy FREE general admission all weekend and help us celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the State Museum’s opening in 1988! Experience Fall Festival fun on Sat., Nov. 3, with barbecue and live music. Then enjoy Celebracíon de la Herencia Hispana on Sun, Nov. 4, featuring authentic Latin cuisine, performances and more. Sponsored by BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina.

Please note: activities marked by ($) carry an additional cost.

– Schedule –

Saturday, Nov. 3
Open until 10 p.m.

Fall Festival and Pickin’ Party
Starts at 10 a.m.
We’re saying Happy Anniversary with our annual Fall Festival and Pickin’ Party!

Live music and performances
Capital City Cloggers 10:45 a.m. I Carolina Rebels 11:30 a.m. I Palmetto Blue 12:30 p.m. I Willie Wells and Blue Ridge Mountain Grass 1:30 p.m. I Matthew Dickerson and Matt Watson 3 p.m. I High Lonesome Mountain River Coal Train 4 p.m. I Stillhouse 5 – 7 p.m.

Delicious barbecue prepared by award-winning cookers from all over South Carolina ($)

Craft beer ($)

Opening parade

Artist and craftsmen demonstrations

Bed Turning Historic Quilt Program

See the NEW 30th Anniversary Juried Show art exhibit

Last chance to explore the “Magical Maze of Oz”

Lunar and night sky observing in the museum’s Boeing Observatory. (weather permitting)

And lots more!

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Sunday, Nov. 4
Noon to 5 p.m.

The fun continues all day with Celebracíon de la Herencia Hispana! A special event in partnership with Anglo-Latino Promotions.

Authentic Latin cuisine for purchase by Los Bellos Portas

Live music and dance performances

Salsa and Bachata classes

Cultural displays

Kids activities

“Unbreakable” Piñata

Kids activities

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PLUS, More Weekend Activities

Costumed interpreters throughout the museum galleries

An up-close look at fossils with our Natural History curator

“How Did It Get Here?” museum gallery tour

4D Theater and Planetarium Shows ($)

Last chance to explore the “Magical Maze of Oz.”

And lots more!

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Compleet Entertainment and The Firmament Present

Biz Markie

Saturday November 3, 2018

$25 Advance Tickets
$50 Limited Meet and Greet

$30 at the door

Strictly 21+

https://www.facebook.com/events/1957682101191909/

Cannibal Corpse
plus Harm’s Way & Hate Eternal
Show: 9pm
Doors: 8pm
$22 – $25
Ages 18+

Tickets & Info: www.theorangepeel.net/event/cannibal-corpse/

Many words come to mind when you hear the name Cannibal Corpse, but one truly defines the soon-to-be thirty-year death metal veterans: Unstoppable. Returning with their 14th full-length, the monstrous Red Before Black, serves to not only reiterate this but to once more raise the stakes, making it very clear who sets the standard when it comes to always compelling music that is equally brutal and complex. Moreover, the band have pushed themselves again, ensuring that it stands out from their catalog. “Throughout our career we’ve tried to improve the precision of both our musical execution and our album production, while still maintaining full-on aggression. ‘Red Before Black’ continues in that direction, but might go even further on the aggressive side of things. It’s definitely precise, but it has a rawness to it that goes beyond anything we’ve done recently,” asserts bassist Alex Webster. “We really worked super hard crafting these songs, practicing them, and getting them where we wanted to be more so than on any of our previous albums,” adds drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz. “And as Alex said, musically I think it’s the most raw sound we’ve had – and at the same time I think it’s our most focused, tightest and catchiest record.”

Having played in the region of two hundred shows around the globe in support of the titanic A Skeletal Domain, the quintet – rounded out by guitarists Rob Barrett and Pat O’Brien, and vocalist George “Corpsegrinder” Fisher – settled down to begin writing after completing their successful run on 2016’s Summer Slaughter tour. As has always been the case, there was no blueprint for what they wanted the full-length to be, rather letting it develop naturally with instruments in their hands. “Towards the end of the ‘A Skeletal Domain’ cycle we did talk about having some riffs that breathe a little more, but that was about it. When everybody started writing I believe it actually became a feel thing more than it ever has been with us,” says Mazurkiewicz. “That it wound up being a really raw, mostly straightforward kind of album wasn’t part of a big plan or anything,” Webster asserts. “We just tried to write the best songs we could, and this is how they turned out.” The aforementioned aggression, rawness and catchiness leap out from the speaker as soon as the listener hits play, “Only One Will Die” perhaps the most ruthless yet immediate album opener 2017 has seen. What follows is a relentless barrage of ferocious music that maintains the insanely high standards the unit have long held themselves to, and while there is a great diversity in dynamics there is never a let up in intensity. The devastating “Firestorm Vengeance”, for instance, sounds like the work of men only the most foolhardy would choose to mess with, likewise the title track and ultra-belligerent “Destroyed Without A Trace”. The vile, lurching passages of “Code Of The Slashers” play menacingly off against bloodthirsty thrashings, while “Scavenger Consuming Death” stands out as one of the heaviest additions to one of the weightiest catalogs in extreme music. With “Remaimed” – penned by O’Brien – unleashing some sickening tones that sound wrought from an instrument designed to devastate everything and the eerie droning breaking into “Hideous Ichor”, new flavors have been introduced to their sonic palette this time out. “We’re always looking for ways to move our sound forward while maintaining the style we’ve developed over the years,” Webster states. “I think we managed to do that with ‘Red Before Black’ – it has some new ideas, but you’ll also hear things on this album that would sound at home on our earlier releases. We want to grow as a band while staying true to our roots”.

With 2006’s Kill and the two releases that followed it – 2009’s Evisceration Plague and 2012’s Torture – the band forged a tight bond with renowned producer Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal, Goatwhore), and for Red Before Black they chose to reunite with him. Comfortable and confident in his company, Webster asserts that “he understands death metal better than just about anyone, both as a producer and as a musician”, and with his Mana Studios located not far from their home base in Florida it was also very convenient for one of the hardest touring bands in metal. “We of course love working with Erik and he did an awesome job on the albums he did for us, but we just finished a long tour cycle and then worked extremely hard on writing and practicing these songs, so being close to home for the recording was a compelling factor too,” says Mazurkiewicz. “These days, we don’t all have to be there for the whole process any more, but if one of us was needed at the studio we could get there fairly quick.” Under Rutan’s watchful eye the sessions went smoothly and without a hitch, the only thing slowing them down being the attention to detail exercised by all involved, intent on perfecting their vision. With Vince Locke once more handling the artwork, fans can be assured that it suitably reflects the music lurking behind it. “Vince’s style has been a huge part of our band’s visual image since our very first album. With ‘Red Before Black’ he’s made another killer piece, and this time the viewer has the victim’s perspective, which is a little different for us.”

With 2017 seeing a slew of stunning new releases from death metal’s old guard – including Suffocation, Obituary and Dying Fetus – it’s been a landmark year both for the genre and its early innovators, and with Red Before Black Cannibal Corpse stand strong alongside their peers. “We’re proud to be part of a scene that has great, experienced bands that stick to their guns,” affirms Webster. “Death metal is an established form of underground music that’s here to stay, and the leadership bands like these have shown by staying true to the genre is no doubt part of the reason it has such longevity.”That Cannibal Corpse have carved out a career spanning almost three decades is testament to their work ethic, innovative songwriting, passion and devotion to extreme music – though it still remains an astounding feat to the members, as Webster makes humbly clear. “Who could have imagined this? When we started, even Black Sabbath hadn’t been around for three decades. There simply was no precedent for a lifelong career in metal, of any kind, let alone a relatively new form like death metal. We’ve been unbelievably lucky, and we are so grateful to our fans for making it possible.” In typically grounded fashion, they continue to forge ahead, seeing no end in sight, Webster stating he likes to think they have yet to write their best record, while Mazurkiewicz outlines their goals: “I would say we just want to keep it going, try to better ourselves – and finally open for Slayer!”

www.cannibalcorpse.net

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WPOS hosts their annual Halloween Party with a little help from Hornitos Tequila. Join us as we welcome the reunion, for one night only, of Noxious. You won’t want to miss this. Costumes are encouraged. Tickets are $10 at the door.

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Ryan Hutchens will perform a solo acoustic show from 7:30pm-10pm at Spillway Bridge & Co. in Marion North Carolina! Ryan’s influences include folk, bluegrass, gospel, classic and contemporary singer songwriters. He is based out of Denver and has been touring since 2013, playing over 900 shows across the US.

For more info visit Ryan’s website: www.hutchensmusic.com
Find Ryan on Spotify: Search “Ryan Hutchens”
Or listen here: www.ryanhutchens.bandcamp.com

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