Things To Do

Sound Check (Wednesday Nights)

Saturday Market

Enjoy a wonderful Saturday morning at the Greenville Saturday Market from 8 am to noon! Grab some coffee and freshly baked goods from vendors like Swamp Rabbit Cafe (a Fin and Sam favorite).

Downtown Trolley

Downtown Trolley Service In 1901 when the first electric trolley lumbered around Greenville, it cost a nickel. Here’s something you never hear: it’s even cheaper now! It’s free and runs on a route around the downtown area from Thursday through Sunday year-round. It’s a nice break for sore feet and a great way to see the town! Additionally, during Greenville Drive home games, the trolley shuttles fans from Greenville County Square to the baseball field!

Paris Mountain State Park

Paris Mountain State Park’s roots date as far back as the Great Depression, when it was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. This heritage can still be seen in the preserved stone and timber outside of the renovated bathhouse, now known as the Park Center. Inside, the center features historical exhibits and a classroom to teach young and old about the park’s ecology. Paris Mountain is located in the rapidly-developing city of Greenville, South Carolina, and although the park was once a rural retreat, bikers, hikers and those visiting Camp Buckhorn now keep the park bustling year round.

Local Breweries

Like Beer? Here's How to Drink Like a Local in the Brewery Scene. Another Fin and Sam favorite past-time! Yeah That Greenville is a great site to see other things to do in Greenville!

Falls Park on the Reedy

Falls Park on the Reedy, located in downtown Greenville's Historic West End, is one of Greenville's greatest treasures. The park serves as an oasis within the city - a place where people gather to work, play and celebrate life. The multi-use facility lends itself to a wide variety of activities for people of all ages and interests.

Swamp Rabbit Trail

Running along the scenic Reedy River on a historic rail bed, the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network is a 22 mile multi-use greenway system. Opened in 2009, this trail has experienced continual growth and offers fun, non-motorized recreation and transportation opportunities.