Artisphere: Art. Culture. Life, a free annual arts festival held each May that showcases talented artists in South Carolina has been cancelled. The festival was originally rescheduled from May to August because of COVID-19, but organizers have made the decision to cancel the festival out of concern for the healthRead More
Pinball and arcade games you grew up with If you grew up in the 80s Pac-Man, NBA Jam, and Mortal Kombat probably bring up happy memories of adrenaline-filled hours trying to inch closer to the high score and scrounging for quarters so you could play longer. Good thing, you canRead More
The Upcountry History Museum will hold its summer camps for children ages 6 through 12. It will run for 6 weeks beginning July 7 and will end on August 14. The summer camp will have weekly themes that children can choose from, covering various areas of history, art, music, andRead More
After months of shutting down, movie theaters are coming back this summer. Following the reopening of businesses, many theaters in Greenville are also back to offer low-cost family movie deals. And with the reopening of movie theaters, safety measures and guidelines are strictly implemented. Check out some of the movieRead More
Aside from The City of Fountain Inn and Spartanburg, the city of Greenville had also made an announcement that this year’s Red, White, and Blue Festival is officially canceled. The festival, scheduled for July 4, had already been pared down to the fireworks show, but an increase in new COVID-19Read More
On Tuesday, the City of Fountain Inn on their Facebook page made their announcement of the cancelation of this year’s July 4th celebration. Due to the rise in confirmed COVID-19 cases locally, plus the event’s popularity with expected attendance well above a thousand people, the City cannot adequately ensure properRead More
SCBIO is hosting a virtual panel discussion with thought-leaders and executives that will take place on Tuesday, June 23rd at 10 AM EST. The program will feature U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham; University of South Carolina President Robert Caslen; Lou Kennedy, CEO of Nephron Pharmaceuticals; and Dr. Phyllis Arthur, VP InfectiousRead More
The threat of COVID-19 changed our kids’ summer activities this year and many of us are still looking for ways to keep our kids active and entertained this summer. Good news mom and dad! The City of Greenville’s Parks & Recreation Department is now offering the Greenville Recreation Activity Box!Read More
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC), S.C. Hospital Association (SCHA), S.C. Medical Association (SCMA) and S.C. Office of Rural Health (SCORH) reminded and emphasized to the public the importance of face masks and physical social distancing in preventing the spread of COVID-19. The organizations issued theRead More
The outbreak of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) may be stressful for people. Fear and anxiety about a disease can be overwhelming and can cause strong emotions, hence mental health and well being should not be taken for granted. The National Alliance on Mental Illness is hosting a free virtual walkRead More