Reedy Reels Film Festival announces 2025 dates, two new categories
Reedy Reels is accepting 2025 festival submissions from local, regional, national and international filmmakers.
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‘Black Pioneers’ exhibit to open at Upcountry History Museum
“Black Pioneers: Legacy in the American West” will be on display through March 2, 2025.
Ghouls dance to a 1980s beat in Carolina Ballet’s ‘Nightmare at the Museum’
It’s late night at a wax museum and all the visitors have left. Slowly, all the evil wax figures come to life.
New York cookbook author, food stylist visits Greenville Oct. 27
The book shines a light on Sicilian pastries.
Greenville’s International Ballet announces 2024-25 season lineup
The season includes 2024 performances of “L’Automne” and “The Nutcracker,” and a 2025 production of “Don Quixote.
SC Children’s Theatre partners with national arts-based learning program
South Carolina Children's Theatre is the first Wolf Trap affiliate in the state with 28 total affiliates throughout the U.S. and one in Singapore.
Art & Light Gallery to host ‘Counterpoint’ exhibit
Art & Light Gallery will host an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Nov. 1, at the gallery to celebrate the new collection.
Leela James brings 20 years of soul hits to Peace Center: Upstate Beat
Over a 20-plus-year career that includes work with the Black Eyed Peas and Wyclef Jean, the California soul singer has attacked her material with pure passion.
Greenville Symphony Orchestra adds third ‘Peter and the Wolf’ performance
Narrated by local actor Mimi Wyche, the shows will be held Nov. 9-10 at 3 p.m. with an additional performance Nov. 10 at 5 p.m.
Greenville County Museum of Art hosts 38th Antiques, Fine Art and Design Weekend
The free event will feature antiques, fine art and design available for purchase from exhibitors across the Southeast.
Art & Light Gallery spotlights artist Phillip Livingston at The Anchorage
The exhibition is available virtually on the gallery’s website and in person through Jan. 7, 2025, at The Anchorage restaurant.
Shakespeare heroine survives to live a life set to pop songs in ‘& Juliet’
What if Juliet never died?
Suburban family copes with bipolar disorder in Centre Stage’s ‘Next to Normal’
The Greenville Journal’s Paul Hyde will lead a discussion with the cast following the Oct. 20 performance.
Simpsonville Arts Center hosts ‘Layers of Time’ exhibition
The exhibit will be on display at 110 Academy St. in Simpsonville through Nov. 3.
Greenville writer Steven Tingle releases mystery book set in NC hometown
To promote “Buried Lies,” Tingle will participate in M.Judson’s In Conversation series Oct. 15 at the bookstore in downtown Greenville.