For the fifth year, the Hub City Brew Fest will attract craft beer enthusiasts to the heart of Downtown Spartanburg to enjoy offerings from the more than 25 North and South Carolina breweries represented at this annual event. The ticket price includes unlimited samples of over 75 beers and ciders, live music, activities and more. There will also be food trucks and vendors on site. Support the Carolinas' emerging beer scene while we raise money for the Bike Park at the Rail Yard, a public, multi-use bike park in Downtown Spartanburg. The event is independently organized by a group of passionate community members, with support from the City of Spartanburg, and it's all for the Love of Carolina Craft Beer (and bicycles)!

A two day health and lifestyle festival at Fluor Field on October 19th and 20th in partnership with The Greenville Drive showcasing the BEST the Upstate has to offer when it comes to wellNESS, goodNESS, fitNESS and wholeNESS.

From workout classes, to cooking demonstrations, live music, activities for kids, seminars and SO. MUCH. MORE., you won't want to miss out on the second annual NESS Fest.

Visit www.thenessfest.com to see our full schedule and list of incredible partners. Once you purchase your ticket, you will be able to start signing up for classes and reserve your spot!

A quick look at ticket prices:
General admission tickets start at only $25
Single day all-access tickets are $55
Two day all-access tickets are $85
Teachers and students receive discounted tickets for only $25
Military, first responders and kids 16 and under get in FREE

EURO is held at The Preserve at Verdae, which provides a user-friendly, picturesque golf course backdrop. The combination of rolling fairways and rolling automotive history is simply breathtaking. Whether you’re a lifelong car junkie or just looking for something to do on a Saturday, EURO will not disappoint.

Throughout the course, you’ll see dozens of makes of cars… some so rare that they only make public appearances a few times a year. Others are familiar makes that bring back memories and inspire new ones. In addition to cars, show-goers can experience European food and culture, as well as automotive-related merchandise and souvenirs.

This year, EURO is celebrating “Bentley: The Centenary”. If you’re an admirer, do what you must to make sure you’re in Greenville on October 19th, 2019.

Join our local merchants and local craft vendors for a great time celebrating our town heritage.

There are two locations for this event:

Main St. on Friday and Saturday, where there will be craft & food vendors as well as the local merchants on Main St celebrating.

Sertoma Field on Friday, Saturday & Sunday, with music, craft and food vendors, and rides.

There is a shuttle available to take you between locations.

Whether you think the concept of an undiscovered primate roaming the mountainside is far-fetched or you and Sasquatch are on a first-name basis (or anywhere in between), we have the place to be this fall.  A first year event, this is a street festival style event with live music, expert speakers, Bigfoot tales, food and craft vendors, Bigfoot themed contests, children's activities, and more.

Please join Ambassador Nikki Haley at Twitchell Auditorium (Converse College) for the South Carolina debut of her book "With All Due Respect", a revealing, dramatic, deeply personal book about the […]

The sidewalks of downtown Spartanburg are energized with people on foot. This is great news, as vibrancy is tied to walkability and walkability is essential in creating successful cities. But […]

Join Ten at the Top for our annual Celebrating Successes luncheon as we recognize businesses, organizations and individuals who are helping make the Upstate a leading place to live, learn, do business and raise a family.

Grape Stomp is the Chamber's annual wine-tasting event, held in conjunction with Uptown Greenwood's Holiday Open House Weekend.

Visit Uptown Greenwood to kick-off your Holiday Shopping. You will find special sales, trunk shows, giveaways and so much more...

Join us at Hub City Bookshop for a conversation with contributors Lee Ann Brown, Holly Haworth, John Lane, Sandra Meek, Jim Peterson and Anna Lena Phillips Bell.