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Th ank you to the Greenville Convention & Visitors Bureau, City of Greenville,TD Saturday Market, & Carol Stewart for contributing photos to this issue.

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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 off er. Downtown Greenville presents opportunities unlike any other with

noteworthy shops, remarkable restaurants, visual and performing arts venues,

beautiful green spaces, and more. Th e 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 fi nd 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

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Today’s children spend less time playing outside than any previous generation, but 213 cities and towns, including Greenville, earned recognition from national non-profit KaBOOM! as 2012 Playful City USA communities for their efforts to increase play opportunities for children.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, play is critical to healthy brain development. It allows children to use their creativity while simultaneously developing imagination, dexterity and physical, cognitive and emotional strength. Yet today’s children spend less time playing outside than any previous generation in part because only 1-in-5 live within walking distance of a park or playground. The resulting play deficit is having profound consequences for kids physically, socially and academically.

Presented by The Humana Foundation, Playful City USA is a national program advocating for local policies that increase play opportunities for children and is a key platform in combating the play deficit.

KaBOOM!, the national non-profit organization dedicated to saving play, created Playful City USA in 2007 to help local governments address the play deficit and it is through mayors, city council members, parks and recreation departments, school districts and community leaders that the program succeeds in benefitting children.

“The City of Greenville is honored to be selected as a Playful City USA for the second year in a row,” said Dana A. Souza, Director of Parks and Recreation. “Greenville’s selection recognizes the significant efforts the City has made to reduce the Play Deficit our children face which is an

unintended consequence of the video and game culture created by technology advances. We are thankful that our City Council recognizes the importance of getting children away from screens and outside to play and have continued to provide funding for playgrounds and recreation programs that improve the quality of life and play for our residents.”

The selected communities are making a commitment to play and physical activity by developing unique local action plans to increase the quantity and quality of play in their community.

“Some of the most innovative concepts and cost-effective programs are being developed in Playful City USA communities,” says Darell Hammond, Founder and CEO of KaBOOM! and author of The New York Times Best Seller KaBOOM!: How One Man Built a Movement to Save Play. “Cities like Greenville are key allies in the fight to combat the play deficit and serve as outstanding role models for government and community leaders across the country.”

Each of the 2012 Playful City USA communities demonstrated creative commitments to addressing the play deficit. A primary goal is to encourage cities and towns to share ideas, concepts and programs in an effort to increase play opportunities for children.

KaBOOM! also selected Greenville for its outstanding dedication to play. Greenville’s play street event last fall created a safe space for the community to play, and socialize. A goal for 2012 is to host more play street events to involve other neighborhoods. Joint use agreements with all of the schools within the city allow access to the schools’ playgrounds during off-hours.

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Beth Magera runs by the TD Saturday Market – literally – most every weekend.

“Oh, we love it,” says Magera, an officer with the U.S. Probation Office who puts in four or five early downtown miles with her running group before heading over to the Market for a cup of gourmet West End coffee, maybe a fresh pastry or breakfast bar, and a bit of socializing in the festive, outdoor setting on Main Street at McBee. “This coffee is off the hook!”

The post-run perk always puts Magera and her friends in the mood to shop. The Market

features some 50 vendors – all from a 100-mile radius of City Hall – offering fresh-from-the-farm fruits and vegetables, baked goods, meats, cheeses, seafood and other specialty foods as well as handmade arts and crafts. The weekly gathering also features live music and interactive events such as chef ’s demonstrations, spotlights on seasonal crops and wellness/lifestyle tips.

“This is the place to find truly genuine, local products,” says Deb Potter of Merciful

Hearts Farm. Part of the committee that launched the original Saturday Market, Potter has watched the event grow from just a handful of vendors in April 2003 to the bustling crowd of today. “The City of

Greenville has really reached out to bring authentic farmers to town.”

Buying seasonal produce directly from local harvesters is a wholesome choice – you get peak flavor, of course, and that means peak nutritional value, too.

“It makes my day – it makes my summer, really – knowing that I can find all this fresh, healthy food for my family,” says Magera, who

typically fills her basket with a colorful array of just-picked fruits and veggies. She enjoys coming home from her run with something interesting to cook for that evening’s meal. Last Saturday, for example, she bought fresh crabcakes along with shrimp and scallops, which she sautéed in “amazingly aromatic” heirloom garlic.

“The Saturday Market gives us a chance to buy food right from the farmers who grew it,” says Magera, noting a special affinity for Iszy’s Heirlooms Vegetables. “(Vendor Jeff Isbell) can tell me all about these heirloom vegetables – what to do with them; how to use them. The taste is very different from what you find in a grocery store.” »

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Heirloom flavors are indeed more intense, says Isbell, and their nutritional values are higher, because they have not been hybrid-ized to speed growth or alter natural characteristics. “The seeds have been passed down from generation to generation,” he says. “They have not been tampered with by man – these vegetables come from the same source our great-grandparents used.”

Originally established on E. Court Street – the site the 1920s Greenville Curb Market – the TD Saturday Market relocated to make the most of ample shade from the magnificent Main Street trees. The two-block venue is a

burst of bright colors, cheerful sounds and delightful aromas. Open 8am-noon every Saturday though the end of October, the Market draws an average of 2,000 visitors per week.

It isn’t just the locals who love the TD Saturday Market – the gathering has earned prestigious recognition from the International Festivals & Events Association, winning three IFEA/Haas & Wilkerson Pinnacle Awards.

Shopping the Saturday Market helps support the local farming community, Potter points out, and it connects city dwellers with their more rural roots. “It reminds us that there are working farms just 20 or 30 minutes away from the heart of the city,” she says.

That’s why Magera sometimes brings her kids back to the market so they, too, can enjoy picking out their favorite fruits. “It’s nice for them to meet the farmers who give them healthy things to eat,” says the Eastside mother of two. “I want my children to know food doesn’t just come straight from the grocery store.”

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Your portfolio isn’t the only thing that disappeared in 2008 – the crash wiped out a favorite local arts festival, too.

“Art in the Park defi nitely fell on hard times when the recession hit,” says Rebecca Jonas, and this once-thriving event went into hiatus after 17 years of showcasing original works by the Upstate’s best painters, sculptors, photographers, metalsmiths and more. “Th e loss of our festival left a huge void in venues for local and regional artists.”

Th at’s why Upstate Visual Arts (UVA) is investing plenty of creative energy to bring Art in the Park back to town. A revived celebration of local artwork is scheduled the weekend of September 22-23 with plans to fi ll South Main Street and Falls Park with exhibits, demonstrations and hands-on activities for all ages.

“We want to re-create the best of the previous festivals while incorporating some exciting new ideas,” says Jonas, who is serving as event director of Art in the Park. Th e festival’s program director is Karoline Shaff er.

As in years past, artists’ booths will line South Main Street from Broad to Camperdown, giving visitors a chance to peruse, and perhaps purchase, original works in mediums such as painting, pottery, mixed media, woodworking and drawing, just to name a few. UVA members can exhibit their best works in the traditional Tent Show in Falls Park – some 300 pieces will be on display – while a nearby Fence Show gives members the opportunity to showcase their art on a smaller scale than the South Main booths.

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“It’s like watching a piece of pottery be born,” Jonas says. “Th is will be a sort of make-and-take for adults.”

Another fi rst for the upcoming festival is Art After Dark on Saturday night. Details are still being fi nalized, but expect a high social event featuring food, drink, entertainment and (of course) art at Larkin’s on the River.

Art in the Park has always emphasized on-site demonstrations. “We encourage all participating artists to produce art during the festival, so people can see the creative process in action,” says Jonas, noting Plein Air – creating art “in the open air” – is a big draw for spectators.

Greenville Woodworkers Guild, for example, plans to have 12 members exhibiting work for sale while others demonstrate various artistic techniques such as turning objects on lathes and cutting shapes with a scroll saw.

“We want to promote woodworking as an art form,” says Guild member Jim Sinclair.

GWG is also hosting a youth area – in front of the Michelin Store – where children in grades 2 and up can enjoy the hands-on task of assembling a wooden pencil box.

Art in the Park is an ideal way for local artists and groups to increase their visibility, according to

Sinclair. “In years past, the Guild has gained new members from the awareness raised at Art in the Park,” he says, noting GWG membership is made up of primarily non-professional hobbyists.

Art in the Park coincides with Euphoria, a culinary arts, wine and music celebration taking place Friday through Sunday, Sept. 21-23 (see www.euphoriagreenville.com for more details).

“Th is is a good combination,” says Jonas, noting the two happenings showcase diff erent variations of local talent. “Th e pairing of Art in the Park with Euphoria is good for both events – and it’s very good for Greenville.”

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Remember that free weekend parking is available in the Richardson Garage, conveniently located behind Piazza Bergamo on the corner of Richardson and W. North streets. Additionally, the West Washington Deck has monthly and daily parking available. Daily rates are $1 for the fi rst 2 hours, and $1 per hour thereafter, with a daily maximum of $6. has free parking on nights

starting at 6 PM and on weekends. Th e City has an interactive parking fi nder

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Typically, you’ll fi nd the trolleys traversing downtown from West Earle Street on the north end to Fields Street on the south end. Th e new route now includes Heritage Green. Th e trolleys stop at any intersection when hailed by a rider. Th e trolleys will seat 35 passengers and is expected to complete their route in about 45 minutes.

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June 14 Dynamic Breakers

June 21 Atlanta Groove Band

June 28 The Entertainers

July 5 The Kays

July 12 The Rick Strickland Band

July 19 The Flashbacks

July 26 The Band of Gold

August 2 Hip Pocket

August 9 Black & Blue Band

August 16 Jack Roper & The Weatherman Band

August 23 Out of Towners

August 30 Jim Quick & Coastline*

Sept. 6 Fantastic Shakers*

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July 19 Kemp Ridley Rock/Pop

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DESTINATION SHOPPINGAyers Leather ShopFamily owned business providing Greenville quality leather goods.864.232.9413, 201 N. Main St.

The Beaded FrogFull service bead store featuring supplies, coaching, and more.864.235.2323, 241 N. Main St.

The Cook’s StationKitchen shop featuring major appliances, gourmet gifts, and kitchen gadgets.864.250.0091, 659 S. Main St.

Diana Classic ChildrenSignature boutique specializing in classic clothing for children.864.451.7782, 1 Augusta St.

Go FishApparel, jewelry, and home furnishings from around the globe.864.250.0200, 612 S. Main St.

Greenville Gem MineJewelry, rocks, minerals, andon-site gem mining.864.283.6300, 205 N. Main St.

Ike’s Carpet, Rug and Upholstery CleaningWhen quality and care are your highest concerns.864.232.9015, 128 Poinsett Hwy.

Invert Action SportsSkate, Surf, Lifestyle864.271.3986, 24 River St.

JB Lacher JewelersUpstate South Carolina’s original and oldest manufacturingjewelry store.864.232.7385, 123 College St.

Kitchen Arts & PotteryKitchen, tableware, and gourmet shop that is locally owned and operated by a celebrated chef.864.271.2171, 400 E. McBee Ave.

Kostas Poulos Custom TailorsGo-to custom tailor formen’s clothing.864.271.3214, 100 W. North St.

Mast General StoreQuality goods, fair prices, and old-fashioned friendly service.864.235.1883, 111 N. Main St.

Rush Wilson LimitedPurveyors of classic American style for men.864.232.2761, 23 W. North St.

Wool Over Your EyesGo-to source for all your knitting, weaving, and crocheting needs.864.232.9665, 24 W. North St.

EPICUREAN DELIGHTSBrew & EweCoffee shop with a boutique specializing in woolens.864.370.2739, 108 W. Broad St.

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UNCORKED @ THE COOK’S STATION: WINE & TAPAS TASTINGTuesday, June 12, 6-8 pm • Tuesday, July 24, 6-8pm

We’ll pair 4 wines with freshly prepared appetizers. $30/person.

SUSHI IIJuly 20 and August 16, 6-8 pmLearn new and different sushi rolls with Chef Corie! $40/person.

PARENT/CHILD CUPCAKE DECORATING Saturday, June 30, 9-11am

Why should kids have all the fun? Ages 6-16, $40/1 parent and 1 child.

LIGHT SUMMER DESSERTS Tuesday, July 17, 6-8 pmChef Teryi Youngblood of Soby’s. $40/person.

THE FRONT PORCH Thursday, July 19, 6-8pm

Chef Cynthia Williams begins this class with watermelon mojitos!

KIDS SUMMER CAMP: FRENCH CREPES FROM SCRATCH Monday, June 25, 9-11amAge requirement is 8-12. $30 per child, per class.

See website for more kids’ classes!


Café And Then SomeDinner theatre spotlighting folksy satire, music, and great food blended with a personal touch.864.232.2287, 101 College St.

Fords Oyster Houseand Cajun KitchenThe best oysters and Cajunfood in Greenville.864.233.6009, 631 S. Main St.

The Green RoomCasual, fi ne dining of the low country fl avor.864.335.8222, 116 N. Main St.

Mellow MushroomPizza bakers that are proud to serve Greenville.864.233.9020, 1 Augusta St.

Saffron’s West End CaféDelicious cuisine including house specialties and customer favorites.864.241.0401, 31 Augusta St.

The Sugar StudioIf you can dream it, we can bake it! Anything sweet – your recipe or ours!864.631.1491, 203 N. Main St.

Two Chefs Deli & MarketServing up delicious chef-crafted food that’s affordable, fresh,and fast.864.370.9336, 104 S. Main St.

The Velo FellowEnjoy fare from the BritishEmpire and beyond.864.242.9296, 1 Augusta St.

OTHER THINGSBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchDowntown gathering spot that’s more than a holiday destination.864.232.7341, 200 Buncombe St.

Centre StageGreenville’s professionaltheatre offers a wide rangeof entertainment.864.233.6733, 501 River St.

First Presbyterian ChurchChurch that is dedicated to growing faithful Christians.864.235.0496,200 W. Washington St.

The Greenville Zoo14-acre facility featuring hundreds of

wildlife from all over the world.864.467.4300,150 Cleveland Park Dr.

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Tell Me About It… Tuesdays!Greenville ZooTuesdays; 10:30am and 12:30pmAre you just visiting the zoo and not taking an education program? Do you have questions about the elephants, giraffes, orangutans, spider monkeys, snakes, or toucans? On Tuesdays you will find an instructor from the Greenville Zoo’s Education Department talking about that animal and answering any questions.

Young Adult Bible StudyBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchTuesdays; 7pm

Prayer MeetingBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchWednesdays; 7pm

Politics for DummiesCafé And Then SomeWednesday-Saturday, through June 23It’s that time again… every four years we gear up for the blood sport of our great national pastime: The Presidential Election. Check out the issues and the players through the madness of And Then Some. And as usual, something to offend everyone!

Julyan Davis: Dark Corners(The Appalachian Ballad)Greenville County Museum of ArtThrough July 1

Ladies Bible StudiesBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchThursdays, through Aug.9; 10-11:30am

CS Lewis’ The Screwtape LettersBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchWednesdays, through Aug. 22; 5:30pmStudy and discussion.

Piedmont Natural GasDowntown AliveHyatt Regency Plaza; 220 N. Main Street Thursdays, through Aug. 30Downtown comes alive every Thursday evening with an outdoor street party featuring live musical entertainment with varied sounds including rock, blues, funk and cover bands. Main Street serves as the perfect backdrop to this free event series where people can unwind by meeting up with friends, making new acquaintances and networking.

LowcountryGreenville County Museum of Art Through Sept. 9Charleston, the center of a nationally recognized

creative surge between the world wars, hosted visiting and native artists, who depicted the unique landscape and architecture of the region. This exhibit highlights works spanning from the early

twentieth century to 2010 in a variety of techniques.

BB&T Main Street FridaysHyatt Plaza; 220 N. Main Street Fridays, through Sept. 28Wind up the work week listening and dancing to the best in music entertainment performed by local, regional and national talent. A 28-week free music series running every Friday from March 16 through September 28. This Friday night tradition provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy downtown Greenville on our award-winning Main Street.

Historic Highlights: Selected Antiques Show AcquisitionsGreenville County Museum of ArtThrough Sept. 30In its 26-year history, the Museum Antiques Show has supported the acquisition of 73 works of art for its Southern Collection, which traces the history of American art using Southern-related examples. This selection features historic works from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

The TD Saturday MarketMain StreetSaturdays, through Oct. 27; 8am-12pmSelect from the fi nest in fresh produce and fl owers locally grown and delivered to the market each week. While shopping you can grab a bite to eat from participating food vendors and learn new cooking and gardening tips presented by area experts.

Advanced Cake Decorating/Fondant ClassThe Cook’s StationJune 7; 6-8pmLearn to create beautiful and artistic cake decorations utilizing edible fondant and gumpaste. These skills, taught by Chef Corie Martin, are sure to amaze your friends and family. Some of the unique decorations learned will include roses, daisies, magnolias, violets , braided rope, and edible pearl borders. Pearl dusting and hand painting techniques will also be practiced. Each guest will take home a finished 6” cake of their own creation.

Whose Wives are they Anyway?Centre StageJune 7-9The Ashley Maureen Cosmetics Company has been sold and two of its vice presidents have planned a weekend off before the new CEO »

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visiting the zoo and not taking an education program? Do you have questions

orangutans, spider monkeys, snakes, or toucans? On Tuesdays you will find an instructor from the Greenville Zoo’s Education Department talking about that animal and answering any

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Charleston, the center of a nationally recognized creative surge between the world wars, hosted visiting and native artists, who depicted the unique landscape and architecture of the region. This exhibit highlights works spanning from the early

twentieth century to 2010 in a variety of techniques.

BB&T Main Street FridaysHyatt Plaza; 220 N. Main Street Fridays, through Sept. 28Wind up the work week listening and dancing to the best in music entertainment performed by local, regional and national talent. A 28-week free music series running every Friday from March 16 through September 28. This Friday night tradition provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy downtown Greenville on our award-winning Main Street.

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• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights

• Tell Me About It… Tuesdays!

• Young Adult Bible Study• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights

• Prayer Meeting• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• CS Lewis’ The Screwtape

Letters• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Ladies Bible Studies• Downtown Alive• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Advanced Cake Decorating/

Fondant Class• Whose Wives are they

Anyway?• Much Ado About Nothing

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Main Street Fridays• Whose Wives are they

Anyway?• Much Ado About Nothing• World Oceans Day• The True Stories of The 3

Little Pigs and The Frog Prince

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Saturday Market• Whose Wives are they Anyway?• Much Ado About Nothing• The True Stories of…• Kids Cupcake Decorating• Twin Stone Adjustable Ring• Lace Wrap

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Much Ado About Nothing• The True Stories of…• Intro to Soldering• First Pres. Vacation Bible

School Kick-off• First Look Visitors/New

Members Class

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Hands-On Sushi Class• Vacation Bible School

• Tell Me About It… Tuesdays!

• Young Adult Bible Study• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Vacation Bible School• UNCORKED• The Lion King

• Prayer Meeting• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• CS Lewis’ The Screwtape

Letters• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Vacation Bible School• The Lion King

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Ladies Bible Studies• Downtown Alive• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Much Ado About Nothing• Vacation Bible School• The Lion King• Zentangling Fun• Don Pasquale

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Main Street Fridays• Historic Highlights• Much Ado About Nothing• The True Stories of…• Vacation Bible School• The Lion King• Don Pasquale• Date Night Greenville• Brew in the Zoo• Upstate Knitters

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Saturday Market• Much Ado About Nothing• The True Stories of The 3

Little Pigs and The Frog Prince

• The Lion King• Don Pasquale

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Much Ado About Nothing• The True Stories of…• First Look Visitors/New

Members Class• The Lion King• Don Pasquale• Rev. Dr. Richard Gibbons

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Knit Please• Basketball Camp

• Tell Me About It…• Young Adult Bible Study• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• The Lion King• Ice Cream Social• Mommies and New Babies• Basketball Camp• “Cooking with Seasonal

Foods”• MMO Summer Bible Camp

• Prayer Meeting• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• CS Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• The Lion King• Basketball Camp• MMO Summer Bible Camp• Men’s Needle Night

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Ladies Bible Studies• Downtown Alive• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• The Lion King• Basketball Camp• MMO Summer Bible Camp• Glass Fusing

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Main Street Fridays• Historic Highlights• The Lion King

• Politics for Dummies• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Saturday Market• The Lion King

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arrives on Monday. They unexpectedly encounter their new boss and she insists on meeting the wives. Hilarious chaos ensues as the VPs try to cover for their missing wives and, yes, the real wives arrive!

Much Ado About Nothing – Upstate Shakespeare FestivalFalls ParkJune 7-10, June 14-17

World Oceans DayGreenville ZooJune 8; 10am-1pmAs a result of a United Nations General Assembly resolution passed in December 2008, World Oceans Day is now officially recognized by the UN on June 8 each year. Join us as we discuss what we do here in the Upstate and how it affects our oceans.

The True Stories of The 3 Little Pigs and The Frog PrinceSC Children’s TheatreJune 8-10, 15-17This satirical musical combines The True Stories of the Three Little Pigs, (told from the wolf ’s point of view) and The Frog Prince, (cont’d). This entertaining show reminds us that there are two sides to every story. Great for ages 4 & up.

Kids Cupcake Decorating ClassThe Cook’s StationJune 9; 9-11amChef Corie Martin will teach the basics to making the perfect cupcake in this hands on class. Each child will get to bake cupcakes from scratch, make delicious buttercream to pipe on their cupcakes using a pastry bag, and make their own decorations using real Fondant. Each child takes home 6 of their own cupcakes. Ages 8-12.

Twin Stone Adjustable RingThe Beaded FrogJune 9; 11:30amIf you missed the first adjustable ring class from last month or simply had so much fun that you want to make another one, try this one out for size. Oh yeah, you don’t have to size it. It’s adjustable!

Lace WrapWool Over Your EyesJune 9; 1pm-5pmHave you wanted to learn to knit lace, but it seemed too hard? Join us for an afternoon of lace knitting! This lovely, light and airy pattern is perfect for both new and practiced lace knitters since it has two lace options. You will learn the construction of knitting fine lace while making this gorgeous, light and soft wrap in mohair and silk. You may select from numerous colors, some with a bit of glitz.

Intro to SolderingThe Beaded FrogJune 10; 1pmIntro to soldering is what you need to really step up your jewelry making designs. Knowing the techniques for soldering small rings and sweat soldering metals together take you quickly to the next level.

First Presbyterian Church Vacation Bible School Kick-offGreenville Downtown AirportJune 10; 1-3pm

First Look Visitors/New Members ClassFirst Presbyterian ChurchJune 10, 17, 24, July 8. 15, 22, Sept. 9, 16, 23; 9:45-10:50am

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Members Class• The Lion King• Rev. Dr. Richard Gibbons

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• KIDS SUMMER CAMP: French

Crepes from Scratch• First Pres. Sports Camp• BSUMC Basketball Camp

for Kids

• Tell Me About It…• Young Adult Bible Study• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• The Lion King• MMO Summer Bible Camp• First Pres. Sports Camp• BSUMC Basketball Camp

for Kids• Healing Prayer & Communion

• Prayer Meeting• Julyan Davis• CS Lewis’ The Screwtape

Letters• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• The Lion King• MMO Summer Bible Camp• First Pres. Sports Camp• BSUMC Basketball Camp

for Kids

• Julyan Davis• Ladies Bible Studies• Downtown Alive• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• The Lion King• MMO Summer Bible Camp• First Pres. Sports Camp• BSUMC Basketball Camp

for Kids

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Main Street Fridays• Historic Highlights• The Lion King• Upstate Knitters• Zoo Member Appreciation

Night

• Julyan Davis• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• Saturday Market• The Lion King• Parent/Child Cupcake Class• Aluminum Earrings

FIRST DAY OF SUMMER

PAUL BUNYAN DAY


So Much to Do… So Little Time!Upcoming Events continued…

Hands-On Sushi ClassThe Cook’s StationJune 11; 6-8pmHave you ever wanted to make sushi at home like the pro sushi chefs? In this hands-on class you will learn the secrets to making hand rolled sushi. Chef Corie Martin will show you tips and give you the sources you need to be an expert sushi chef. From making the perfect sushi rice to where to buy all the supplies. Please note: raw tuna will be offered. However, all the ingredients used in the sushi will be cooked, nothing raw will be used in the basic rolls. The basic rolls for the class will be: California Roll, Bagel Roll (smoked salmon and cream cheese) and Vegetable Roll.

Vacation Bible SchoolFirst Presbyterian ChurchJune 11-15; 9am – 12pm

UNCORKED at The Cook’s Station: Wine & Tapas TastingThe Cook’s StationJune 12; 6-8pmAt this wine & tapas tasting, we’ll pair 4 wines with freshly prepared appetizers from our kitchen. Once you pay for this class, you receive wine discounts the entire month: 10% by the bottle, 15% by the case of our featured wines

The Lion KingThe Peace CenterJune 12-17, 19-24, 26-30, July 1-3, 5-8Experience the phenomenon of Disney’s THE LION KING. Marvel at the breathtaking spectacle of animals brought to life by award-winning director Julie Taymor. Thrill to the pulsating rhythms of the African Pridelands and an unforgettable score. Let your imagination run wild at the Tony Award-winning sensation. Greenville’s most eagerly awaited stage production ever will leap onto the Peace Center stage!

Zentangling FunThe Beaded FrogJune 14; 5:30pmThis is a wonderful way to relax, de-stress, and expand your mind, all at the same time. Zentangle is an abstract art form consisting of one or more repeating patterns drawn in an unplanned manner and sequence. It was created in 2033 by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas as a meditational art from as a means of focus, relaxation, and creativity enhancement.

Don PasqualeCentre StageJune 14-17Ernesto stands to inherit a fortune from his uncle, Don Pasquale, but only if he forsakes Norina, the woman he loves. After Ernesto refuses, the old Don decides that HE will be married and leave his fortune to his new young bride. The wily Dr. Malatesta has a wild plan to help his friend Ernesto. IN true opera buffa fashion, hilarity ensues – complete with a sham marriage, a slap in the face, and rampant overspending. Full of humor and poignancy, Don Pasquale’s uproarious plot and sublime music combine to make it one of Gaetano Donizetti’s most beloved operas. Don’t miss GLOW’s first full-length opera, sung in English!

Date Night GreenvilleBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchJune 15; 5:15-7:15pm

Brew in the ZooGreenville ZooJune 15; 6:30-9pmThe Greenville Zoo invites zoo-goers to tap into the wild at the third annual Brew in the Zoo presented by RJ Rockers. The fundraising event provides adults with the opportunity to sample an assortment of beers and enjoy live music, all while exploring the zoo during its after hours.

Upstate KnittersWool Over Your EyesJune 15, 29, July 13, 27, Aug. 10, 24, Sept. 7, 21, Oct. 5; 1pm-5pmCome knit with other Upstate yarn enthusiasts. Newcomers and all skill levels are welcomed.

Knit PleaseWool Over Your EyesJune 18, July 2, 16, 30, Aug. 13, 27, Sept. 10, 24; 5pm-8pmAn open knitting group to everyone who is interested.

Ice Cream SocialBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchJune 19; 2pm

Mommies and New BabiesWool Over Your EyesJune 19, July 10, 24, Aug. 14, Sept. 11, 25; 11am-1pmPack up your beautiful little critter and grab your needles!

Rev. Dr. Richard GibbonsFirst Presbyterian ChurchJune 17, 24, July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; 8:15am, 9:40am, 11amRev. Dr. Richard Gibbons preaches on the New Testament book of 2 Timothy.

Tee Ball & Pee Wee Basketball CampFirst Presbyterian ChurchJune 18-21

“Cooking with Seasonal Foods” ClassThe Cook’s StationJune 19; 6-8pmChefs Vicky Moore, executive chef for The Lazy Goat and Teryi Youngblood, Pastry Chef for Soby’s, pair up for this fun class. They will take local, seasonal produce and herbs and create different recipes using the same ingredient list.

MMO Summer Bible CampFirst Presbyterian ChurchJune 19-21, 26-28, July 10-12, 17-19, 24-26; 9am-2pmFor children 3 months to rising 1st grade.

Men’s Needle NightWool Over Your EyesJune 20, July 11, Aug. 15, Sept. 19; 6-8pmA construction zone for men at (needle)work.

FirstPresbyterian

Church200 West Washington Street

Downtown Greenville 864.235.0496

FirstPresGreenville.orgRev. Dr. Richard Gibbons, Senior Pastor

Sundays: 8:15am, 9:40am, 11:00amNursery available

Watercolor by Dick Mitchell. Limited printsavailable in FPC’s Vineyard bookstore for $40.

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• Lowcountry

• Historic Highlights

• The Lion King

• Rev. Dr. Richard Gibbons

• First Presbyterian Church Patriotic Services

• Lowcountry


• The Lion King

• Knit Please

• Tell Me About It…Tuesdays!

• Young Adult Bible Study

• Lowcountry


• The Lion King

• Prayer Meeting

• CS Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters

• Lowcountry


• Wells Fargo Red, White & Blue

• Ladies Bible Studies

• Downtown Alive

• Lowcountry


• The Lion King

• Traditional CabochonWire Wrapping

• Lowcountry

• Main Street Fridays


• The Lion King

• Lowcountry


• Saturday Market

• The Lion King

• Lowcountry


• First Look Visitors/New Members Class

• The Lion King


• Lowcountry


• First Presbyterian Church Day Camp



• Lowcountry


• Mommies & New Babies

• MMO Summer Bible Camp

• First Presbyterian Church Day Camp

• Prayer Meeting• CS Lewis’ The Screwtape

Letters• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• MMO Summer Bible Camp• Men’s Needle Night• First Presbyterian Church

Day Camp

• KIDS SUMMER CAMP

• Ladies Bible Studies• Downtown Alive• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• MMO Summer Bible Camp• First Presbyterian Church

Day Camp• Tuscan Romance

Cooking Class• Diana Krall• Henry V

• Lowcountry



• Upstate Knitters

• Henry V

• Lowcountry


• Saturday Market

• Henry V

• Hot Dog Day at the Zoo

• Lowcountry




• Henry V

• Lowcountry


• Knit Please

• First Pres. Day Camp

• Tell Me About It…


• Lowcountry




• KIDS SUMMER CAMP:

• Light Summer Desserts

• Jackson Browne

• Prayer Meeting


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• Ladies Bible Studies• Downtown Alive• Lowcountry• Historic Highlights• MMO Summer Bible Camp• Henry V• First Pres. Day Camp• KIDS SUMMER CAMP• “The Front Porch”

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Glass FusingThe Beaded FrogJune 21; 5:30pmIn one evening class you will design three unique and beautiful pendants (or one pendant and a pair of earrings) using pieces of fusible and dichroic glass. Eileen will explain the different types of glass, the kiln-firing and annealing processes, and share

tips on layering to achieve rewarding results. You will learn how to cut, break, and glue glass to prepare it for the kiln. Your pieces will then be fire and annealed, and ready to pick up the following week. Or bring one back on July 5 and learn how to wire-wrap it into a pendant.

KIDS SUMMER CAMP: French

Crepes from ScratchThe Cook’s StationJune 25; 9-11amIn this hands-on class we will learn the basics of homemade pizza and then personalize them with our own favorite toppings. We will also prepare two dessert pizzas and make root beer and coke floats. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady

Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 8-12.

Sports CampFirst Presbyterian Church June 25-28

CANADA DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY

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Basketball Camp for KidsBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchJune 25-28; 9am-12pm

Healing Prayer and CommunionFirst Presbyterian ChurchJune 26; 7pm

Member Appreciation NightGreenville ZooJune 29Each year the Greenville Zoo sets aside one night of special events just for their members.

Parent/Child Cupcake ClassThe Cook’s StationJune 30; 9-11amWhy should kids have all of the fun? Spend some quality time with your child while jointly creating some beautiful and delicious cupcakes! In this hands-on class, each team will bake cupcakes from scratch, create their own fondant decorations, and mix their own buttercream frosting. Each “team” takes home 6 of their own cupcakes.

Aluminum EarringsThe Beaded FrogJune 30; 11:30amDesign your own (or copy ours)! Bend, fold, twist, and turn. When you get the style you want,

you will learn how to hammer them to keep the shape. Don’t be afraid to make them large; these lightweight earrings are a pleasure to wear. Eileen knows all of the tricks to making a great pair of earrings.

Patriotic ServicesFirst Presbyterian ChurchJuly 1; 8:15am, 9:40am, 11am

Wells Fargo Red, White & BlueMain StreetJuly 4A barrage of colors illuminates the sky every 4th of July in downtown Greenville for the annual Wells Fargo Red, White and Blue, presented by AT&T. As one of the largest fireworks displays in South Carolina, the celebration features live music, food and a variety of family activities.

Traditional Cabochon Wire WrappingThe Beaded FrogJuly 5; 5:30pmEileen will show you how to beautifully wire-wrap a cabochon using square and half round wire. With a few bends and swirls, your plain cab will become a work of art!

Day CampFirst Presbyterian Church


July 9-12KIDS SUMMER CAMP:Crazy for CupcakesThe Cook’s StationJuly 11; 9-11amIn this ‘all things cupcakes class” we will create a batch of cupcakes and butter cream from scratch, then the fun really begins when the kids frost with a piping bag and decorate their own 6 pack of cupcakes to take home and share. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 8-12.

Tuscan Romance Cooking ClassThe Cook’s StationJuly 12; 6-8pmTake the mystery out of creating tasty, simple, classic Tuscan recipes. In this hands-on class increase your confi dence as you gain experience under the instruction of Chef Corie Martin preparing delicious Italian fare. Menu includes: Shrimp Bruschetta with Spring Greens; Bistecca alla Fiorentina (Tuscan Grilled T-Bone); Rosemary Roasted Vegetables; Roasted Potatoes with Bay Leaves; and Zuccotto (Tuscan Dome Cream Cake).

Diana KrallThe Peace CenterJuly 12; 9pmWith multi-platinum albums and Grammy winning hits, Diana Krall will perform the songs you loved for years as well as new hits. Whether it is with precise piano playing, or her sultry sound… this will be a show that only she could perform.

Henry V – UpstateShakespeare FestivalFalls ParkJuly 12-15, 19-22, 26-29, Aug. 2-5

Hot Dog DayGreenville ZooJuly 14Join us for this annual summer event at the Zoo! Enjoy hot dogs, chips, ice cream and Pepsi – all are 50 cents each!

Day CampFirst Presbyterian ChurchJuly 16-20

KIDS SUMMER CAMP: Cake Pops and Whoopie Pies Oh My!The Cook’s StationJuly 17; 9-11amIn this class we will learn the art of basic cake pops (cake balls on a stick dipped in chocolate) and whoopie pies filled with a butter cream frosting. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 10+.

Light Summer DessertsThe Cook’s StationJuly 17; 6-8pmChef Teryi Youngblood will create several of her favorite light desserts, and being a Pastry Chef for Soby’s, she knows dessert!

Jackson BrowneThe Peace CenterJuly 17; 8pmPlaying guitar and piano, Jackson will perform songs form his entire body of work, with varying set lists each night. Singer-songwriter and fi ddle player Sara

Watkins will open the Acoustic Tour as a special guest.KIDS SUMMER CAMP:Homemade DonutsThe Cook’s StationJuly 19; 9-11amLearn the secret to Donuts made from scratch! In this hands-on class we will make, frost, and decorate a variety of delicious melt in your mouth donuts. Each child will get a box of donuts to take home. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 8-12.

“The Front Porch” Cooking ClassThe Cook’s StationJuly 19; 6-8pmThe “front porch” holds a special place in us Southerners’ hear ts (even for you recently transplanted Greenvillians!). Even if you don’t have a front porch, it brings to mind cool summer breezes, fresh squeezed lemonade, porch swings, and of course good home cookin’! Chef Cynthia Williams is back in our kitchen and leading this class. Menu includes Watermelon Mojitos, Pimento Cheese Like Nobody’s Business, Cowboy Caviar, Homegrown Organic Tomatoes stuffed with Caribbean Grilled Chicken Salad, and Sour Cream Pound Cake with a citrus twist.

BeehiveCentre StageJuly 19-22, 26-29, Aug. 2-5Beehive, The 60’s Musical is a high-energy musical revue tracing the coming of age of women’s music through 37 popular hits of the girl groups and solo singers of the 1960’s. The Chiffons, The Supremes, Tina Turner, and Aretha Franklin are just some of the 60’s pop stars portrayed by the super talented cast.

Hands-On Sushi ClassThe Cook’s StationJuly 20; 6-8pmHave you ever wanted to make sushi at home like the pro sushi chefs? In this hands-on class you will learn the secrets to making hand rolled sushi. Chef Corie Martin will show you tips and give you the sources you need to be an expert sushi chef. From making the perfect sushi rice to where to buy all the supplies. Please note: raw tuna will be offered. However, all the ingredients used in the sushi will be cooked, nothing raw will be used in the basic rolls. The basic rolls for the class will be: California Roll, Bagel Roll (smoked salmon and cream cheese) and Vegetable Roll.

KIDS SUMMER CAMP:Dessert Party!The Cook’s Station July 23; 9-11amCome party with us as we make and create a dessert party. We will make Strawberries dipped in chocolate, Mini cinnamon roll donuts, Rice Krispie treats with a lavender flavor pink chocolate, Banana pudding trifle shots, and Sherbet punch. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 8-12.

Day CampFirst Presbyterian ChurchJuly 23-26

Volleyball Camp for KidsBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchJuly 23-26; 9am-12pm »

do downtown& F I N D T H E M I C E O N M A I N

Based on the children’s book Goodnight Moon, there is a bronzed sculpture of the book and one mouse mounted on the fountain in front of the Hyatt Regency hotel. Th is is where you need to begin. Th e other eight mice are installed along a nine-block stretch of Main Street between the Hyatt & the Westin Poinsett hotels. Use these clues to fi nd the remaining mice:

1. Begin your search on N. Main where the water flowing in and out of the hotel makes a fountain on the outside. You’ll find the father mouse, Marvin, reading his book. He can’t hide – take a good look!

2. Mother Maggie is just across, sitting where she can see Marvin. When she looks down the street, she can see their five baby mice, placed here and there, all so sweet.

3. Cross the street and walk a bit. You’ll see Marvin, Jr. at the top of the stairs where coffee lovers and computer gurus meet and poets love to count their feet.

4. Marcley’s somewhere near the plaza square. Look around. You’ll find him there.

5. Millie’s a high “high-tech” girl. You’ll really have to search, but give it a whirl.

6. Watch out! Mitch does his skateboarding in the bank’s alley. You’ll be lucky to find him; don’t dally.

7. Across the street there’s healthy stuff along the way. That’s where Melissa loves to play.

8. You’ll find Aunt Millfin where there’s old money. She’s looking at the flowers, honey.

9. Mifflin’s husband, Uncle Miles, loves to eat Italian. He’s by the rain spout. If you’ve found him,give ashout!

honey.

9. Mifflin’s husband, Uncle Miles, loves to eat Italian. He’s by the rain spout. If you’ve found him,give ashout!

honey.

9. Mifflin’s husband, Uncle Miles, loves to eat Italian. He’s by the rain spout. If you’ve found

give ashout!

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UNCORKED at The Cook’s Station: Wine & Tapas TastingThe Cook’s StationJuly 24; 6-8pmWe’ll pair 4 wines with freshly prepared appetizers from our kitchen. Once you pay for this class, you receive wine discounts the entire month: 10% by the bottle, 15% by the case of our featured wines.

KIDS SUMMER CAMP:Chocoholics Only!The Cook’s StationJuly 27; 9-11amThis class is strictly for kids who are crazy for chocolate! Bring your inner Willy Wonka and join us as you learn to create Basic Chocolate Truffl es, Mini Chocolate cupcakes with a chocolate ganache, Chocolate chunk

cookies, and Death by chocolate shakes. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 8-12.

Kids Cupcake Decorating ClassThe Cook’s StationJuly 28; 9-11amChef Corie Martin will teach the basics to making the

perfect cupcake in this hands on class. Each child will get to bake cupcakes from scratch, make delicious buttercream to pipe on their cupcakes using a pastry bag, and make their own decorations using real Fondant. Each child takes home 6 of their own cupcakes. Ages 8-12.

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KIDS SUMMER CAMP: Easy Breakfast 101The Cook’s StationJuly 31; 9-11amKids love breakfast any time of day! In this class we will learn the basics of breakfast, our menu will include French Omelets with cheese, Chocolate Croissants, Oven baked bacon, and Fresh fruit smoothies. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 8-12.

Kids Cupcake Decorating ClassThe Cook’s StationAugust 4; 9-11amChef Corie Martin will teach the basics to making the perfect cupcake in this hands on class. Each child will get to bake cupcakes from scratch, make delicious buttercream to pipe on their cupcakes using a pastry bag, and make their own decorations using real Fondant. Each child takes home 6 of their own cupcakes. Ages 8-12.

Rev. Dr. Richard GibbonsFirst Presbyterian ChurchAug. 5, 12, 19, 26; 8:15am, 9:40am, 11amRev. Dr. Richard Gibbons preaches on the Old Testament book of Jonah.

Girls Night Out Cooking ClassThe Cook’s Station

August 7; 6-8pmGet the girls together for a night filled with food and fun! Chef Teryi Youngblood of Soby’s shares her secrets to throwing a great party, plus irresistible recipes that will make your entertaining fun but easy.

KIDS SUMMER CAMP: Cook “Outside the Box”The Cook’s StationAugust 8; 9-11amCome learn how to “cook outside the box”! Prepare your favorite “boxed style” foods from scratch for a more healthy and nutritious lifestyle. We will create copycat classics like creamy mac and cheese; panko breaded chicken nuggets, marshmallow fruit salad and a birthday cake shake. Led by Chef Corie Martin of Pink Lady Catering, this class is hands-on. Age requirement is 8-12.

“Breads” Hands-On Baking ClassThe Cook’s StationAugust 9; 6-8pmChef Cynthia Williams will lead this hands-on class. This class will include an appetizer, wine, coffee and other beverages to enjoy while you’re working. You’ll also sample the baked goods made during class and receive the recipes. Recipes made during class include: buttermilk roll dough, pumpkin quick bread, banana bread, garlic pesto focaccia, and ciabatta.

UNCORKED at The Cook’s Station: Wine & Tapas TastingThe Cook’s StationAugust 14; 6-8pmAt this wine & tapas tasting, we’ll pair 4 wines with freshly prepared appetizers from our kitchen. Once you pay for this class, you receive wine discounts the entire month: 10% by the bottle, 15% by the case of our featured wines

Hands-On Sushi ClassThe Cook’s StationAugust 16; 6-8pmHave you ever wanted to make sushi at home like the pro sushi chefs? In this hands-on class you will learn the secrets to making hand rolled sushi. Chef Corie Martin will show you tips and give you the sources you need to be an expert sushi chef. From making the perfect sushi rice to where to buy all the supplies. Please note: raw tuna will be offered. However, all the ingredients used in the sushi will be cooked, nothing raw will be used in the basic rolls. The basic rolls for the class will be: California Roll, Bagel Roll ( smoked salmon and cream cheese) and Vegetable Roll.

Peanut BoilBuncombe Street United Methodist ChurchAugust 21; 2pm

Zoo-A-PaloozaGreenville ZooAugust 25B93.7 is taking over the Greenville Zoo and we’re letting you in to party with us! Tons of food, vendors, free BEE prizes and more… plus, you can watch the monkeys while listening to live music from Mat Kearney!

Midweek @ Buncombe St.Buncombe Street United Methodist ChurchWednesdays beginning Sept. 5; 5:15pmChildren, youth, and adult activities begin at 6pm.

Wednesday Advantage Supper and ProgramFirst Presbyterian ChurchSept. 5, 12, 19, 26, Oct. 3For all ages.

Fidelity Investments Moonlight Movies Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26

Watch your favorite classic movies under the stars. The movies are free. Lawn chairs, blankets, and coolers are permitted for your comfort and convenience.

Women’s Ministry Kick-off LuncheonFirst Presbyterian ChurchSept. 6; 11:45am-1pm

Sippin’ SafariGreenville ZooSept. 7This annual fundraiser, brought to you by BI-LO Charities, includes beer, wine, hors d’oeuvres and a silent auction. All proceeds benefit the zoo education programs.

The Sound of MusicThe Peace CenterSept. 7-9, 14-16, 21-23The SC Children’s Theatre presents The Sound of Music! Back by popular demand, your family will not want to miss one of the most beloved musicals ever brought to the stage. Join Maria, the Nuns, and the von Trapp family as they share the joys of music, perseverance, and family!

Kids Cupcake Decorating ClassThe Cook’s StationSept. 8; 9-11amChef Corie Martin will teach the basics to making the perfect cupcake in this hands on class. Each child will get to bake cupcakes from scratch, make delicious buttercream to pipe on their cupcakes using a pastry bag, and make their own decorations using real Fondant. Each child takes home 6 of their own cupcakes. Ages 8-12.

Community Bible StudyFirst Presbyterian ChurchSept. 10, 17, 24, Oct. 1

UNCORKED at The Cook’s Station: Wine & Tapas TastingThe Cook’s StationSept. 18; 6-8pmAt this wine & tapas tasting, we’ll pair 4 wines with freshly prepared appetizers from our kitchen. Once you pay for this class, you receive wine discounts the entire month: 10% by the bottle, 15% by the case of our featured wines

The Academy Book FairFirst Presbyterian ChurchSept. 20-28

Art in the Park 2012Main StreetSept. 22 & 23Upstate Visual Arts is excited to announce the 18th Art in the Park festival! By popular demand, Art in the Park is bringing back the best of what the festival brought to the community, and its artists.


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