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  • Big Something

    Coach Music Factory at The Peace Center 310 S. Main St., Greenville

    Known for their high-energy performances and hailing from the North Carolina countryside, Big Something has steadily become one of the most unique and exciting rock bands to emerge from the Southeast.

    $38.50
  • Sundays at 2: Music in the Galleries

    Greenville County Museum of Art 420 College Street, Greenville

    Stop by and enjoy the Wolf Moon String Band, for a combination of traditional and contemporary folk and old-time string band music. Featuring Marshall Goers on fiddle, Lucy Allen on guitar, Brooke Lauer on banjo and fiddle, and Briggs Hamilton on stand up bass, with all contributing to vocals.

    Free
  • Mozart Among Friends

    Mozart Among Friends
    Gunter Theatre 300 S Main St, Greenville, SC, United States

    Fresh off the Greenville Symphony’s season‑opening performances of Mozart’s Requiem, we return to the composer’s world — this time in the intimate glow of the Gunter Theatre, where his brilliance feels especially close and alive. In this up‑close setting, Mozart’s music sparkles: you’ll hear the wit, warmth, and emotional electricity that made him one of...

  • Mozart Among Friends

    Mozart Among Friends
    The Peace Center

    Fresh off the Greenville Symphony’s season‑opening performances of Mozart’s Requiem, we return to the composer’s world — this time in the intimate glow of the Gunter Theatre, where his brilliance feels especially close and alive. In this up‑close setting, Mozart’s music sparkles: you’ll hear the wit, warmth, and emotional electricity that made him one of...

    $24.40 – $90.40
  • Greenville County Schools Art Teacher Show

    Artists Guild Gallery of Greenville Artists Guild Gallery of Greenville, Greenville, SC, United States

    The Artists Guild Gallery of Greenville is pleased to feature Greenville County Schools Art Teacher Show – From the Classroom to the Gallery Reception – November 6, 2026 6pm - 8pm

  • Here, There and Everywhere

    Simpsonville Art Center 110 Academy St, Simpsonville, SC, United States

    Solo exhibit of oil paintings by Cindi Berry

  • Brad Goodall – Live at The Mockingbird

    The Mockingbird at The Peace Center 330 S. Main St., Greenville

    WV songwriter & piano bard Brad Goodall established himself as a vivid storyteller, in the vein of Randy Newman and Warren Zevon. His satirical style is home to humor & heart, sarcasm & earnestness.

    $27.50
  • Nicole Myers Artist Reception at Coldwell Banker Caine

    Coldwell Banker Caine 151 S. Daniel Morgan Avenue, Spartanburg

    Coldwell Banker Caine invites the community to an evening of art and conversation celebrating the nature-inspired work of local fine artist Nicole Myers at its final artist reception of the year. The reception takes place Thursday, November 5, from 6–8 p.m. at Caine’s downtown Spartanburg office, 151 S. Daniel Morgan Avenue. All are welcome to...

    Free
  • Blackberry Smoke: 25th Anniversary Tour 2026

    The Peace Center

    Atlanta legends Blackberry Smoke embody GA's rich musical legacy, honoring the people, places & sounds of their home state; a blend of Southern rock, bluesy classic rock & rootsy vintage country.

  • David Gerhard: compression:// rest is silence (beta)

    Centre Stage 501 River Street, Greenville, SC, United States

    New works by David Gerhard are coming soon to Centre Stage Gallery. David Gerhard is a maker, artist, designer, and educator who is passionate about contemporary printmaking, new media art, graphic and web design, art theory and global art history. Gerhard’s work has been exhibited, collected, and contracted for clients regionally, nationally, and internationally. In...

  • Forest for the Trees

    Spoonbill Gallery 1292 Pendleton St., Greenville, United States

    Spoonbill Gallery presents "Forest for the Trees," a solo exhibition by Asheville NC painter, Moni Hill. This body of work invites viewers to consider what might happen when we stop seeing nature as separate from ourselves and begin to understand ourselves as participants in nature. “I used to think of the forest as something I...

    Free