Events Calendar
Explore family friendly events, theatres, galleries, concerts, nightlife, things to do, and more in the Greenville, SC and Upstate areas.
Interested in adding an event to our calendar? Please click the green “Post Your Event” button below.
Become a member of the LifeSaver League at Fluor Field! The need for blood is urgent throughout our community so please consider making a donation with us on Saturday. All donations stay within our community to help our neighbors.
Each donor will receive a ticket to a future Drive game, a LifeSaver League ’47 Brand Hat and a $20 VISA gift card.
Football is back this fall, and we couldn’t be more excited to reunite with all of our fans and the Wofford community. You now have the opportunity to renew your season tickets from the 2019 season and secure your same seats in Gibbs Stadium. Your seats from the 2019 season are in your ticket account waiting for you.
New season ticket holders may also purchase and select their seats! To view the season ticket brochure or to learn more information visit here.
In case you missed it, the football schedule was released, and you can view the schedule here. The Terriers start the season at Elon on Sept. 4 before playing at home on Sept. 18 as they host Kennesaw State.
To make sure you never miss a Saturday, renew or purchase your season tickets today! If you need help purchasing your tickets or have any questions, please contact Shelby Taylor at 864-597-4091.
Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC), has reopened all adventure activities and river outposts for the 2021 season featuring new food and beverage venues, expanded courses, and the return of events and live entertainment to main resort campus in Bryson City.
- Launched whitewater rafting on seven rivers in the Southeast and aerial adventures to high demand
- Two new food and beverage venues launching on NOC’s 500-acre campus including a renovated coffee and donut shuttle bus as well as a beer venue featuring New Belgium beer and custom beer blends
- Expanded courses at NOC’s Paddling School for kayakers to learn new skills and experience Southeastern rivers
- Full calendar of live music from local and regional bands, and the return of events like Women’s Paddlefest and river releases
- Relia’s Lost Kitchen dinner series kicking off this month with a sold out Orin Swift Wine Dinner; more to follow through October.
A guided whitewater rafting trip is one of the best ways to experience the Nantahala Gorge. The crystal-clear Nantahala River is the perfect family-friendly river where experienced river guides will help you navigate through splashy Class II-III rapids and bouncy waves, with occasional calmer waters where you can enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery. The fully guided rafting trip the most popular adventure at NOC, with thousands of families returning year after year.
Rafting
Available April – October with the morning departure of the Nantahala Gorge Excursion departing Bryson City, NC. Train seating in Open Air Gondola. Booking available by phone only: 1-800-872-4681.
Convenient, Inclusive, and Simple!
- Adult (13 years and older) $109
Child (Minimum of 7 years old or 60 pounds) $92
A Fully-Guided Experience
The original Raft & Rail© since 1988: enjoy the two best adventures in the region in one day, great for families. Southern Living Magazine calls this “an ideal adventure for families, first-timers, young or old.” This full-day guided adventure starts with a Wildwater staff member greeting you at the train depot, followed by a scenic train trip, deli lunch with all the fixings, and a Nantahala River whitewater trip with a guide in every boat. Hot showers and a photo show follow immediately after your 8 mile Nantahala River trip. All transportation is included to and from the Bryson City Train Depot.
Available by phone only. Book now by calling 800-872-4681.
Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC), has reopened all adventure activities and river outposts for the 2021 season featuring new food and beverage venues, expanded courses, and the return of events and live entertainment to main resort campus in Bryson City.
- Launched whitewater rafting on seven rivers in the Southeast and aerial adventures to high demand
- Two new food and beverage venues launching on NOC’s 500-acre campus including a renovated coffee and donut shuttle bus as well as a beer venue featuring New Belgium beer and custom beer blends
- Expanded courses at NOC’s Paddling School for kayakers to learn new skills and experience Southeastern rivers
- Full calendar of live music from local and regional bands, and the return of events like Women’s Paddlefest and river releases
- Relia’s Lost Kitchen dinner series kicking off this month with a sold out Orin Swift Wine Dinner; more to follow through October.
A guided whitewater rafting trip is one of the best ways to experience the Nantahala Gorge. The crystal-clear Nantahala River is the perfect family-friendly river where experienced river guides will help you navigate through splashy Class II-III rapids and bouncy waves, with occasional calmer waters where you can enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery. The fully guided rafting trip the most popular adventure at NOC, with thousands of families returning year after year.
Join anytime for $25 (Single Membership)!
Membership is open year round. $25 for Singles and $35 for Families.-
- The Freewheelers offer a challenging and extensive ride calendar for the beginner as well as the seasoned rider
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- Monthly Club meetings to help guide and support cycling in Spartanburg.
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- Support for the Palmetto Cycling Coalition
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- Supplemental accident medical insurance on all posted Club rides
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- Annual Spartanburg Criterium racing sponsorship
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- Bearden Josey women’s racing team support
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- Spinx Masters racing team support
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- SAG support for local rides
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- Assault on Mount Mitchell training rides.
Rob will be hosting this meetup at Cleveland Park. He’ll post any updates such as weather cancellations. All skill levels welcome. There will be singles and doubles depending on the numbers of players.
Please keep your RSVP updated
What we’re about
Calling all tennis players! All levels! Let’s meet and do what we love – play tennis. We will set up individual and doubles matches. We can play anywhere in the Greenville area. I recently took over this group from a previous organizer and I am excited about the opportunity! I know a lot of people prefer to play singles only, and sometimes doubles only. I want everyone to be able to play tennis the way they love to play! If you’re interested in becoming a secondary event host, and post your own tennis meet-ups, please message me and we can discuss it!
Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC), has reopened all adventure activities and river outposts for the 2021 season featuring new food and beverage venues, expanded courses, and the return of events and live entertainment to main resort campus in Bryson City.
- Launched whitewater rafting on seven rivers in the Southeast and aerial adventures to high demand
- Two new food and beverage venues launching on NOC’s 500-acre campus including a renovated coffee and donut shuttle bus as well as a beer venue featuring New Belgium beer and custom beer blends
- Expanded courses at NOC’s Paddling School for kayakers to learn new skills and experience Southeastern rivers
- Full calendar of live music from local and regional bands, and the return of events like Women’s Paddlefest and river releases
- Relia’s Lost Kitchen dinner series kicking off this month with a sold out Orin Swift Wine Dinner; more to follow through October.
A guided whitewater rafting trip is one of the best ways to experience the Nantahala Gorge. The crystal-clear Nantahala River is the perfect family-friendly river where experienced river guides will help you navigate through splashy Class II-III rapids and bouncy waves, with occasional calmer waters where you can enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery. The fully guided rafting trip the most popular adventure at NOC, with thousands of families returning year after year.
Meet other trail-trottin’-Tap-goers every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. here at The Commons (The Community Tap – Trailside) for a quick and fun run on the Swamp Rabbit Trail.
All levels welcome! Meet at 6 p.m. in the main parking lot.
Each week will feature a there-and-back route, so the run can be as little or long as you’d like (usually 3ish miles).
We’ll trot in rain, snow, or shine unless we announce otherwise.
100th Anniversary Ceremony preceding the baseball game
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