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Get ready for the ultimate summer lineup in Greenville, SC

From live music and free festivals to outdoor aventures, Greenville’s summer schedule is stacked.

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Pack your bags for an unforgettable summer.

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Ready to make the most of summer? Grab your shades and sense of adventure, because Greenville, South Carolina’s summer scene is packed with excitement. Whether you’re seeking thrilling adventures or just looking to relax and cool off, Greenville offers a variety of summer events, outdoor activities, and refreshing spots to enjoy.

With so much happening in Greenville this summer, we’ve put together some can’t-miss experiences to give you a sneak peek at what’s in store.

Sizzle into the season with hot events

Greenville comes alive in the summer with a lineup of free events celebrating art, music, and local culture. From Artisphere to JazzFest, immerse yourself in world-class art and live performances. Plus, you won’t want to miss the weekly Music in the Park concert series, where beautiful mountain views create the perfect backdrop for singing and dancing along.

Beat the heat with water adventures

Don’t let the Upstate heat keep you from exploring Greenville’s natural beauty. Paddle your way around scenic lakes or let the area’s rushing waterfalls cool you off. These water-centric escapes make spending time outdoors feel like a summer retreat.

Cool off with cold beverages

As temperatures start to rise, it’s time to raise a glass and cool down. Sample local brews or wines during a tasting, learn the art of mixology during a cocktail class, or unwind at one of Greenville’s rooftop patios.

Places to stay

Find your ideal accommodation so you can rest, recharge, and get ready for another day of fun. Stay in the heart of downtown to be close to the action, or unwind at a campground or cabin where the soothing sounds of nature lull you to sleep. If you’re craving luxury, treat yourself to Greenville’s finest and take your trip to the next level.

Plan your summer adventure

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