Are you looking for things to do in Downtown Greenville, SC? Here at Kidding Around Greenville, our goal is to make sure people in Greenville can always find something to do, whether they are looking for a free activity, an experience of a lifetime, or a way to spend a fun weekend. We love our city and all it has to offer. This guide has everything you need to enjoy time in Downtown Greenville, SC and its updated for 2026!
Quick Guide: Downtown Greenville, SC in 2026
Explore the best things to do in Downtown Greenville all in one place – from iconic attractions and scenic parks to museums, restaurants, events, and family-friendly fun right in the heart of the city.
Plan your visit by exploring:
• Top attractions & landmarks
• Free things to do downtown
• Parks, trails & outdoor spots
• Shows, sports & entertainment
• Downtown dining & local favorites
• Parking + visitor tips
Exploring Downtown Greenville, SC
Downtown Greenville has some of the best museums in the upstate, is home to the Greenville Zoo, offers supreme walkability, and features the postcard-worthy Falls Park on the Reedy and Liberty Bridge. There is nothing quite like being downtown.
Falls Park and Liberty Bridge
Everyone in Greenville needs to be sure to visit Falls Park and the iconic Liberty Bridge that is suspended over the Reedy River Falls. During the warmer months, you may find free outdoor movies, plays, family festivals, and other events in the park. Grab your picnic basket and set it up beside the Reedy River for a fun summer day. Don’t forget to take a photo by Greenville’s famous Medusa Tree.
Main Street
Don’t miss a stroll down Main Street in downtown Greenville. Grab a coffee at one of our local coffee shops such as Coffee Underground, browse books at M. Judson Bookstore, and find an assortment of candy bins at the Mast General Store. Make sure to bring your camera, with beautiful backgrounds found in places like Camperdown Plaza and all along Main Street, you will need it!
HIGHLIGHT FOR KIDS: Don’t forget to find the Mice on Main.
Swamp Rabbit Trail
Start in Cleveland Park and follow the Swamp Rabbit Trail from Cleveland Park, beside the Rock Quarry Garden, through Cancer Survivor Park, to Falls Park, and over to the Children’s Garden at Linky Stone Park (approximately 40 minutes walking or 15 minutes biking, one way).
This path will take you past some of Greenville’s most popular parks, interesting art installations, and the Liberty Bridge.
Greenville Zoo
The Greenville Zoo is located right in the heart of the city of Greenville. The zoo is full of shade and has play spaces for children, and it is a great addition to any itinerary if you are visiting Greenville.
Museums in Downtown Greenville
Four notable Greenville museums are located at Heritage Green in downtown Greenville.
- The Children’s Museum of the Upstate: Families with children will want to plan at least 4 or more hours for their children to explore the 3 floors of exhibits at TCMU. Be aware that the bottom floor is full of water exhibits, so you may want to save that floor for last.
- The Upcountry History Museum is a great place to explore local history and has seasonal exhibits for children.
- The Sigal Music Museum has an extensive collection of historic pianos and harpsichords, including a piano played by Chopin.
- The Greenville County Museum of Art is free to visit and focuses on American art. It has a large collection of watercolors by Andrew Wyeth.
Tours of Downtown Greenville
For the history buffs and food lovers, you can also take several different tours of Downtown Greenville with Greenville History Tours with John Nolan. We LOVED their At the Chef’s Table food tour of downtown, it was fantastic (both belly and mind).
If you’re not in the mood to walk during your tour, take a Segway tour with Greenville Glides Segway Tours! Your legs will thank you later.
You’ll also find some interesting foodie and explorative tours on our list of 20+ Greenville, SC Tours, many of which are downtown.
Ride the Downtown Trolley
If you are looking for an easy (and FREE) way to travel around Downtown Greenville while also seeing the sights, check out the Trolley! All you need to do is find a trolley stop, and you can even track the trolley with the GreenLink app. The trolley operates year-round and on Fridays from 4–11 pm, Saturdays from 10 am–11 pm, and Sundays from 10 am–8 pm.
Free Things to Do in Downtown Greenville, SC
We like free things to do, and there are a lot of them right in Downtown Greenville! You could spend a whole day and not spend a dime. Here’s a list of free things to do in Downtown Greenville.
- Free Mini Golf at McPherson Park- You can play some free, 18-hole mini golf while enjoying the lovely park. You will want to bring your ball and putter. You can even host a mini golf party there!
- Mice on Main– Sometimes you just want to take a stroll down gorgeous Main Street. Finding bronze mice on the way is an excellent bonus and will keep the kids busy!
- Explore the gardens that are found around Downtown Greenville! There are multiple professionally designed gardens to spend some time in that do not even cost a penny. Even when not in bloom, there is still beauty found in the rocks, waterfalls, and evergreen foliage.
Hughes Main Library
The Greenville County Library System’s headquarters is Hughes Main Library, and it’s located on Heritage Green in Downtown Greenville. The large library is a great place to spend some time reading books, using the computer, playing with friends, or taking part in one of the library’s free programs for children, families, and adults. It is even open on Sunday afternoons!
Watch a Show, Concert, or Sporting Event
Greenville offers plenty of high-quality theatre and opportunities to experience the performing arts, including full Broadway performances at the Peace Center. You will also find several sports teams that make Greenville their home, including the Greenville Drive baseball, the Greenville Triumph soccer, the Greenville Liberty soccer, and the Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey!
Here’s a list of the popular event venues in Greenville, SC that include nearby dining and parking options.
- Peace Center – The Peace Center hosts classical and professional musicians, ensembles, and orchestras in addition to a full slate of Broadway performances.
- Bon Secours Wellness Arena – At the Bon Secours Wellness Arena, you can purchase tickets to hear famous pop musicians, attend large shows such as Monster Jam, and even catch an ice hockey game.
- Fluor Field– Home to the Greenville Drive minor league baseball team, Fluor Field also regularly offers special events.
- Greenville Theatre – The Greenville Theatre showcases local talent with a wide selection of dramas and musicals each year.
- South Carolina Children’s Theatre – The South Carolina Children’s Theatre performs multiple mainstage performances each year at their Bell Mainstage located downtown at 153 Augusta Street (across from Gather GVL).
- Alchemy Comedy offers weekly improv comedy shows at Coffee Underground.
- The Comedy Zone is where to go for some of the best professional comedic performances.
- Centre Stage offers performances like musicals, comedies, dramas, and events that spark magic. They have performances year-round.
Entertainment Venues Near Downtown Greenville
If you’re looking to have some fun, Downtown Greenville is the place to go. With escape rooms, indoor playgrounds, and mini golf courses, the downtown area has something fun for the entire family!
- Group Therapy Pub & Playground is an excellent way to tap into your inner child while also enjoying some adult-friendly drinks! The pub offers large-scale, interactive art installations, indoor mini golf, and special events!
- Escape Artists Greenville– If you’re craving the opportunity to solve a mystery, then Escape Artists will give you that with their detailed escape rooms.
- Flying Rabbit Adventures is the place to go if you’re a thrill seeker! This high ropes and zip line course is located right off Laurens Road near the Greenville Zoo.
- Take Off Mini Golf – Located at the Downtown Airport, this mini golf course is situated on the outskirts of an airport! You can watch the planes come and go as you play a round or two.
- Fireforge Crafted Beer is much more than a brewery! They consistently have live music, bingo nights, and family-friendly events.
Restaurants in Downtown Greenville
Downtown Greenville has excellent dining options. Here’s a restaurant guide for Downtown Greenville, SC to help you find exactly the meal and experience you’d like.
If you’re heading out with your significant other, check this list of great choices for date night restaurants in Downtown Greenville, SC. Try CAMP restaurant, one of the most highly rated Greenville restaurants, or Scoundrel, which earned a Michelin Star in 2025! Maybe make the night even more romantic by pairing it with drinks at Up on the Roof before heading to Salsa at Sunset during the summer months.
If you’re seeking a little culinary experience, you can try out the Greenville Culinary Tours At the Chef’s Table.
Downtown Greenville During the Holidays
Greenville is magical during the holiday season, and there are lots of unique things to do. Ride on Santa’s sleigh, go ice skating, or check out professionally decorated trees while sipping cocoa.
- Holiday Things to Do in Downtown Greenville, SC
- Ice on Main
- The Greenville Christmas Market at The Grand Bohemian
- Holiday Lights at the Greenville Zoo
Parks in Downtown Greenville, SC
- Falls Park: Liberty Bridge, waterfall on the Reedy, many paths for walking along the river and gardens, right in the heart of Downtown Greenville, along Main Street
- Unity Park: Large nature-themed playground in walking distance from Falls Park. The park has two parks, a splash pad, and a large communal grassy area to laze in.
- Cleveland Park: Two large playgrounds, access to the Swamp Rabbit Trail, home of the Greenville Zoo
- Linky Stone Park Children’s Garden: This Sweet little park is hidden away in Downtown Greenville with pretty gardens and whimsical fairytale features for children
- Paris Mountain State Park: Just north of downtown Greenville and near the Blue Ridge Mountains, this park offers great hiking trails and even swimming in Lake Placid in the summer.
Where to Park in Downtown Greenville
You’re headed downtown with a long list of fun things to do, but where should you park? Fortunately, Greenville has tons of affordable garages and plenty of street parking. Here’s a guide to where to park in downtown Greenville.
Events Happening in (& near) Downtown Greenville, SC Soon!
★ FeaturedHave a child turning 6 years old in Greenville or Laurens County this month? Head to Pepsi of Greenville to pick up the birthday kids’ very own FREE Pepsi birthday party pack! This week only, your birthday kid can receive:
– 12 Pepsi Cans
– 12 Pepsi Balloons (not inflated)
– 12 Pepsi Pencils
– 12 Pepsi Tattoos
– A Pepsi party birthday certificate
Bring your child’s birth certificate to the Pepsi of Greenville office located at 751 State Park Road, Greenville, SC 29609.
– Pepsi Party Packs are available the month of or the month after your child’s 6th birthday.
– The Party Packs are available during the first full week of the month between 1–5 pm, M-F.
– Park in front of the building and enter through the front office.
Click Here to Find The Exact Dates Each Month Plus What You’ll Find in Your Prize Pack
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary School Lesson (K5-5th grade) explores Late Renaissance (Venice, 1590s): Sacred Conversations as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Sing, move and play along! Dan Fox leads an interactive music experience with songs, storytelling and audience participation for little ones and their grown-ups.
🎟️ Cost: Included with museum admission.
Time: 10:30 and 11:30
📍 Location: The Children’s Museum of the Upstate, 300 College St, Greenville, SC 29601
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Afternoon Explorations- September 17, 2026 – May 7, 2027
Begin your visit in the Environmental Science and Sustainability Building, where you’ll find The Water Story and Sustainable Future exhibits as well as the highly popular Nature Exchange
Explore Harrison Hall of Natural Science, where you’ll discover a wide variety of plants, animals, and invertebrates in the Indoor Rain Forest and Rainforest Classroom, have the chance to pet stingrays, sea stars, and horseshoe crabs in the Marine Lab, and learn about South Carolina’s major ecosystems in the Ecology Lab
- Step back in time on the Living History Farm and discover what it was like to live in the Backcountry of 19th-century South Carolina.
- Have a larger-than-life adventure as you search for young and adult dinosaurs on our ever-popular Dinosaur Adventure Trail.
- Tap into the power of imagination through creative play at the Pirate Adventure and Dinosaur Playgrounds.
- Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature as you stroll through the Butterfly Garden.
👉PURCHASE TICKETS HERE> Afternoon Explorations
And don’t miss our themed Special Event Days held throughout the year that include:
- October 16 – Science Magic
- November 20 – Fall on the Farm
- December 11 – Grinchy Christmas
- January 15 – Winterfest
- February 19 – Future Engineers
- March 12 – Dinosaur Adventure
- April 23 – A Pirate’s Life for Me
Click Here to Learn more about Roper Mountain Science Center and all of its fantastic programming!
Meet up with friends and peers to make your own beaded jewelry with Greenville Beading Workshops. You choose your beads from a large selection of colorful glass beads, gemstones, pearls, and more…. and then you create your jewelry directly at the workshop.
We provide a gentle, encouraging setting with tools and techniques to help children express themselves creatively. (We will not photograph anyone or their work during our workshops, so the creative process and each child’s privacy is respected!)
Tickets are for sale through Etsy link. $20 each.
Every child can create as many pieces as they want during the 1 hour workshop.
This workshop is located at GatherGVL (an outdoor food hall), we will host the workshop in the upstairs event space.
This is for kids ages 18 and under only, parents ARE WELCOME to stay in the workshop space. This is not a drop-off program, please plan to remain on site.
Please feel free to contact Kristina with any questions or clarification, text or call 240-793-7123. Also visit our Instagram page for more info @greenvillebeadingworkshops
Elementary-age students can explore Conestee Nature Preserve as young naturalists in this twice-monthly, drop-off after-school program! Through nature hikes, hands-on investigation, and playful discovery, kids will dig into a new nature topic each session. Join for one session or come throughout the semester to build on each adventure.
Time: 3–4:30 pm, 1st & 3rd Thursdays
Fall 2026 Dates & Themes
Sept. 3 – Don’t Bug Me! (Ants & Insects)
Sept. 17 – Rolling Down the Reedy (The Reedy River)
Oct. 1 – Bye, Bye Blackbird! (Birds & Migration)
Oct. 15 – Treerific! (Trees & the Environment)
Nov. 5 – Doe, a Deer… (Deer & State Animals)
Nov. 19 – Freezing, Frigid, Frosty (Animals in Winter)
Cost: $10 per session or $50 for all 6 sessions.
Location: Meeting locations vary throughout Conestee Nature Preserve. Registered participants will receive location details by email before each session.
Registration Deadline: Midnight on the Tuesday before class. If a class is full or you miss the deadline, contact the Preserve to ask about availability or a waitlist.
Bring: A water bottle and weather-appropriate clothing. Apply sunscreen and bug spray before class as needed. Sessions are entirely outdoors.
Paint what you’re thankful for on a rock to take home. Ages 6–12.
Museum & Gallery invites homeschool families to Homeschool Days, part of its K-12 Arts Encounter programming, celebrating M&G’s 75th anniversary with a journey through art history. This Elementary (K5-5th grade) and Middle School (6th-8th grade) Lesson explores Late Renaissance (Venice, 1590s): Sacred Conversations as students learn to “read” masterworks and discover characters, symbols, and painting techniques. Sessions meet at 9:30am, noon, and 2pm. Parent attendance is optional.
Afternoon Explorations- September 17, 2026 – May 7, 2027
Begin your visit in the Environmental Science and Sustainability Building, where you’ll find The Water Story and Sustainable Future exhibits as well as the highly popular Nature Exchange
Explore Harrison Hall of Natural Science, where you’ll discover a wide variety of plants, animals, and invertebrates in the Indoor Rain Forest and Rainforest Classroom, have the chance to pet stingrays, sea stars, and horseshoe crabs in the Marine Lab, and learn about South Carolina’s major ecosystems in the Ecology Lab
- Step back in time on the Living History Farm and discover what it was like to live in the Backcountry of 19th-century South Carolina.
- Have a larger-than-life adventure as you search for young and adult dinosaurs on our ever-popular Dinosaur Adventure Trail.
- Tap into the power of imagination through creative play at the Pirate Adventure and Dinosaur Playgrounds.
- Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature as you stroll through the Butterfly Garden.
👉PURCHASE TICKETS HERE> Afternoon Explorations
And don’t miss our themed Special Event Days held throughout the year that include:
- October 16 – Science Magic
- November 20 – Fall on the Farm
- December 11 – Grinchy Christmas
- January 15 – Winterfest
- February 19 – Future Engineers
- March 12 – Dinosaur Adventure
- April 23 – A Pirate’s Life for Me
Click Here to Learn more about Roper Mountain Science Center and all of its fantastic programming!
Friday nights are for space exploration at Roper Mountain Science Center. Friday Starry Nights invite families to relax under the stars inside the planetarium and enjoy immersive astronomy shows that change throughout the evening. It’s an easy, engaging way to spark curiosity about the night sky, whether it’s your first visit or a returning favorite. On clear nights, be sure to head over after your show to the Charles E. Daniel Observatory refractor to see through the telescope!
👉Get your tickets here > Roper Mountain Science Center
Friday Nights in October
4:30pm – Starry Nights – Spooky Science
6:00pm – Starry Nights- Solar Superstorm
7:30pm – Starry Nights – A Race Through Space
Remaining dates for 2026:
Friday – 11/6/26, 11/13/26, 11/20/26, 12/4/26
4:30pm – Starry Nights – Cosmic Adventure
6:00pm – Starry Nights – Solar Superstorms
7:30pm – Starry Nights – A Race Through Space
Location:
T.C. Hooper Planetarium
Roper Mountain Science Center, Greenville, SC
Find out more about Friday Starry Nights and why we LOVE this planetarium in our review of RMSC!
The holiday season kicks off at Haywood Mall with Santa’s arrival! Enjoy a festive family evening with free holiday activities, character appearances, and live performances. Santa arrives at the Texas de Brazil entrance before heading to his set to meet families. The first 100 children to visit Santa’s helpers at that entrance will get a ticket for a free gift. Bring it to Santa’s set that evening to receive your gift and meet Santa. Photos with Santa will be available for purchase.
Drop the kids off for a fun evening of their own at South Carolina Children’s Theatre! Kid’s Night Out starts with drama activities, then crafts, a milk-and-cookies snack and a movie. Pajamas encouraged, and bring a favorite blanket and pillow. This night’s theme: Hogwarts!.
Roper Mountain Science Center presents a Laser Show set to the music of Laser Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon in the Giant Dome Theater and Hooper Planetarium. Back by popular demand, favorite artists and bands come alive through laser light in the planetarium. For safety reasons, no late entries will be permitted.
📍 Location: Roper Mountain Science Center, 402 Roper Mountain Road, Greenville, SC
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★ FeaturedFamilies walk together to simulate the daily trek millions of women and children make to collect water, raising funds to bring safe water to 1,500 people in need.
It’s a meaningful, hands-on way to introduce kids to global water issues, with a dedicated kids’ page for young walkers and options to join a team, volunteer, or start a church group.
Register: https://walkforwater.rallybound.org/2026-greenville-walk-for-water
Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
Event opens at 9 a.m.
Walk begins at 10 a.m.
Brick Fan Event – A LEGO® Fan Experience is returning to the Greenville Convention Center for the largest LEGO® convention in South Carolina! 2 days only! Join thousands of LEGO® fans November 7-8 for a weekend packed with incredible LEGO® builds, STEM and Interactive activities, LEGO® Masters and other special guests, magician, games, panels, vendors and more! You won’t want to miss this event fun for all ages!
Saturday 10:00AM- 5:00PM
Sunday 10:00AM- 4:00PM
Children 3 and under are FREE ADMISSION
First Saturday of the month Other Lands has crafts, snacks, and rotating themed activities.
You can view their calendar on their webpage – https://www.otherlandsbrew.com/weekly-calendar
Open Play at WonderHere Greenville!
Come play, explore, and connect with us at the WonderHere Greenville Learn & Play Studio!
Our Open Play sessions are the perfect opportunity for little learners to explore, create, and imagine in a welcoming, play-based environment. From hands-on activities to imaginative play, our studio is designed to spark curiosity and encourage children to learn through play!
While your little ones play, parents can enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee and connect with other local families.
Cost:
- $10 for the first child
- $8 for each additional sibling
- Complimentary coffee and lattes for grown-ups!
Please note: Open Play is not a drop-off program. Parents or caregivers stay with their children throughout the session, making it a wonderful opportunity to play and connect together!
Whether you’re looking for a fun outing, a chance to meet other families, or simply a space where your child can be a child, we’d love to welcome you!
Come as you are, stay and play, and experience the WonderHere difference!
Story-based performance with dancers from the International Ballet. Families welcome
Bring your littles to the front steps of M. Judson for our twice-weekly story time! Enjoy some wonderful picture books read aloud to the crowd by our very own booksellers, and children will even get a sweet treat to go. If you catch them on a rainy day or cold day, storytime is held inside in the children’s section toward the back of the store. Keep up with changes to the schedule here> Book Store & Coffee Shop in Downtown Greenville Check out our Review of Storytime on the Steps at M. Judson Booksellers!
FREE TO THE PUBLIC!
Join us for our Autumn Vendor Market! There will be over 50 vendors set up OUTSIDE, wrapping around the building! There will also be delicious food trucks to grab lunch from, a beverage trailer, bounce house, a highland cow petting zoo AND MORE! You don’t want to miss this awesome event and opportunity to support your local businesses and get a head start on holiday shopping!
🗓️ When? Saturday, November 7th 2026
⏰ Time? 11 AM until 3 PM
📍 Where? Westside Market Greenville located at 3510 Augusta Road Greenville, SC
Event is rain or shine (but will be reassessed if dangerous weather is in the forecast)
Story-based performance with dancers from the International Ballet. Families welcome
★ FeaturedA winner with audiences and critics alike, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon is a captivating and original story that combines humor, fire-breathing action and epic adventure! Hiccup is a young Viking who defies tradition when he befriends one of his deadliest foes – a ferocious dragon he calls Toothless. Together, these unlikely heroes must fight against all odds to save both their worlds.
How To Train Your Dragon – In Concert features this acclaimed film presented in HD, with composer John Powell’s Academy Award®-nominated score performed live to picture by the full Greenville Symphony in a thrilling experience for all ages. Tickets start at $39
📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026 — 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
📍 Peace Concert Hall, 300 S. Main St, Greenville, SC
🎟️ Buy Tickets
👨👩👧👦 All ages welcome — great for dragon-loving families
★ FeaturedCelebrate fall at Hampton Park Baptist Church’s free Harvest Happening, featuring carnival games, cookie decorating, touch-a-truck, bounce houses, hayrides, and face painting for the whole family.
Meet Santa for free at Bass Pro Shops! The season starts with Santa’s Arrival Party on Saturday, November 7 at 5 p.m., with a tree lighting, treats, and a free mini reindeer plush while supplies last.
Free photos with Santa then run daily from November 8 through December 24.
Learn more here.
Each family gets a complimentary 4×6 print and a shareable video, and up to eight people can be in the photo. Reservations are required and open November 1. Time slots run about every 15 minutes starting at 10 a.m., and weekends near Christmas fill up fast, so book early!
Hartness Performing Arts Center at Christ Church Episcopal School
Experience just how vividly an orchestra can paint pictures and tell stories without saying a single word.
Arnold Bax’s November Woods takes us into a late-autumn landscape filled with wind, changing skies, fading light, and turbulence. From there, we meet one of music’s great troublemakers in Richard Strauss’ Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks, as the orchestra brings Till’s mischievous adventures to life. We finish with Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloé, Suite No. 2, a dazzling display of orchestral color that takes us from a breathtaking sunrise to an exhilarating final dance.
As a pre-Thanksgiving tradition, Foothills asks their audience to help Greer Community Ministries replenish their food pantry for needy families by donating canned goods at this performance.
Join us at the reception following the concert and get to know the musicians over food and conversation. This Classically Casual Concert, Reception and Parking are – absolutely FREE!
★ FeaturedA winner with audiences and critics alike, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon is a captivating and original story that combines humor, fire-breathing action and epic adventure! Hiccup is a young Viking who defies tradition when he befriends one of his deadliest foes – a ferocious dragon he calls Toothless. Together, these unlikely heroes must fight against all odds to save both their worlds.
How To Train Your Dragon – In Concert features this acclaimed film presented in HD, with composer John Powell’s Academy Award®-nominated score performed live to picture by the full Greenville Symphony in a thrilling experience for all ages. Tickets start at $39
📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026 — 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
📍 Peace Concert Hall, 300 S. Main St, Greenville, SC
🎟️ Buy Tickets
👨👩👧👦 All ages welcome — great for dragon-loving families
Star Wars Night, presented by Dipple Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, Electrical as the Greenville Swamp Rabbits host the Atlanta Gladiators at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.
Dress for the occasion and meet the characters of Star Wars.
📍 Location: Bon Secours Wellness Arena, 650 North Academy Street, Greenville, SC
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Hear Ye, Hear Ye! A Royal Family Adventure Awaits! 🐉
Calling all kings, queens, knights, princesses, and dragon slayers! Gather your little lords and ladies for an afternoon of merriment, games, and medieval mischief!
Prepare for a royal good time filled with jousting, Renaissance recreation, and family fun fit for the whole kingdom. And fear not, hungry adventurers—there’s no need to feast on a turkey leg! We’re bringing the Middle Ages into the modern age with delicious medieval-style pizza from Local Pie Pizza! 🍕⚔️
So dust off your crowns, ready your swords, and bring the whole family for an afternoon of Renaissance revelry. It’s sure to be a knight to remember!
📅 Sunday, November 8, 2026
⏰ 4:00–6:00 p.m.
📍 Sanctuary Church
302 Parkins Mill Road
Greenville, SC 29607
All ye are welcome! Bring your little princes and princesses and join us for a royal celebration of food, fun, and fellowship!
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