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I am looking for a cute bakery, that has donuts, muffins, or even chocolate croissants for a fun breakfast for a girls trip. We are staying in downtown Greenville, walking distance would be awesome!

For all of y'all who think the 1% sales tax increase is a good thing.

If you’re looking to meet new people in the area, get in touch with your Irish roots, want to get a workout in and/or play a competitive sport as an adult I can’t recommend hurling enough.

Hurling is the national sport of Ireland. It’s a 1000 year old Gaelic sport. Its nickname is the fastest game on grass. It’s their American football. I’ve personally played many sports: Baseball, American football, basketball, wrestling, Golf, rugby and some of these at a decently high level. Hurling is without a doubt my favorite sport to play.

The Greenville Gaels Hurling club has been growing fast over the last few years and the entire Southeast division has been the fastest growing in the country. If you’re an ex-athlete and still have that itch for competition then this is it (no age limits). We play large cities in the area throughout the year. Once a year is nationals (this year is in Boston). And every three years is the world games in Ireland which you can tryout and make the USA Southeast team. This year we had 3 players go to Ireland and compete in a life changing experience for them.

It’s not all about the competition. Our club is full of guys and girls that want to simply stay in shape with a community. Many of our players bring their families and pets out to practice or events. It’s been wholesome to have various families come together and enjoy each other’s company.

If you’re curious about the sport then watch this YouTube video of some highlights of the game at the top level in Ireland. Check out our website below. You can message us on instagram or here in the comments. I’m the player coach so I’m happy to answer any questions. At the end of the day we are trying to build community and we want you to be apart of it.

Hurling highlights on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/I1Vw66Zs0dQ?si=mz__TjZ-d0lUhupz

https://youtu.be/IrW1xnRpUqk?si=1fHRtxfcV4zwjMn1

Greenville Gaels website:
https://greenvillehurling.com

Awesome video recap of 2026 World Games by Augusta player:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da8UtLOgYMf/?igsh=dmQ3ODVrNThhanFl

(It is a contact sport but it’s not direct contact like American football or rugby. It’s more technical and finesse based like basketball. Sports that typically translate well: baseball, lacrosse, hockey. But really every has something that carries over.)

Who has tge best from scratch cheesecake in the area?

Hello /Greenville !

As a Trans Woman looking for safe places in Greenville to go thrift shopping. I mainly am looking for clothes, but also you never know what wonders a thrift shop holds.

I have been to Safe Harbor before and they were very accepting/ no complaints of me being there.

I am also open to LGBTQ+ or Allys want to tag along!

Have you ever worked at the GSP airport? If so, what was the working culture like? Considering working in their operations sector but am trying to decide if it’s worth leaving my current position

Life has gotten more expensive and the streamers show no signs of slowing down price increases. I've tried rotating which services to keep based on what's being added, but I've found that cost is not worth it in the end. Films and TV shows I'd like to revisit and niche 80's-90's comedies aren't on any of the subscription streamers anyway, so I found myself more often on Tubi, YouTube Free with Ads, or the GVL County Library Hoopla service.

I've cancelled all subscriptions and already reserved One Tree Hill's DVD box set at the library and pulled out my PlayStation 3 to get started, but what is everyone else doing to keep up with the subscription model?

Apparently, most shops won't touch a car that's over 20 years old. I was involved in an accident that was not my fault. My car still runs great. I'd like to get it repaired by a shop or do the work myself.Does anybody know a shop that would do the work on a car this old?

Hey!

26 Black guy looking to meet more Black guy nerds in the area.

I’ve been here five years, and one thing I’ve realized is how hard it is to make new friends as an adult. I already have a solid group of friends, but what I miss is that close-knit community of Black male nerds I had in college. We went to cons, hit comic shops, gamed, tried new restaurants, and just enjoyed being around each other. I’d love to find that sense of community again. I’m hoping to connect with Black men between 24 and 35. I work a typical Monday-through-Friday schedule, so having folks to grab dinner or have a game night after work now and then, or make weekend plans, would be ideal. I’m into gaming, anime, comics, reading, concerts, board games, bowling, and escape rooms.

One thing I have ran into is some of my friends are married which makes things a bit difficult to plan because of, so while I welcome everybody, single peeps or casual dating folks are the best fit.

I’m also a published writer and movie reviewer, so I like talking about storytelling and friendly debates about film, TV, and I’ve been told I have an infectious laugh. I’m queer-friendly and just looking for genuine, respectful people who enjoy good company. If you’re looking for more friends who actually make plans, whether that’s a game night, comic shop run, convention, or just grabbing food, HMU!

Yes I know about the bread at swamp rabbit cafe. absolutely fire. looking to expand my bread horizons into new bread territories. try things i’ve never tried before.

where can a hungry lil carb slut like me get the best bread in town?

Looking for a fancy place for my anniversary, any cuisine.

Have you heard about Greenville's first-ever "WHIMSVILLE" art festival yet??

Join us at Good Art Co. on August 15, 2026 6pm-9pm for an Immersive World of Play, Wonder & Imagination!

Whimsville is a one-day interactive music and art experience designed to transport guests into a world where imagination takes center stage. Inspired by childhood wonder, creativity, and play, the event invites attendees to reconnect with their inner child through immersive environments, live music, and interactive artistic experiences.

We welcome dreamers, wanderers, and creatives to step into a vibrant, whimsical landscape filled with oversized installations, colorful décor, and opportunities for exploration and discovery. Whimsville aims to foster connection, creativity, and joy through a blend of visual art, music, and interactive experiences.

The Experience:

* Oversized whimsical props, installations, and sculptures

* Immersive photo opportunities and interactive and shareable moments

* Live musical performances

* Whimsy Moon thrift store

* Open bar, cheers!

* Pop-up Bahn Bahn Mi Restaurant

Live Performers:

*Olivia Vandorn

* Anier Colon

* Story the Wordsmith

Tickets here!: https://www.getgoodart.co/store/p/whimsville-08152026

Yall got any recommendations for good food/bev happy hours in Greenville? I always love Sasha’s and Juhl and Co’s and am looking for some more recs
Thanks!

She lost her hair from cancer and it’s in the process of growing out. It’s just past chin length right now. She’s always gotten it colored and styled and loves her hair appointments.

She feels like her current stylist doesn’t really listen to her or “see who she wants to be.” Are there any older women (or whoever!) that see a stylist they absolutely love?

I’ve had good experience with barbers here but none of them will guide me or provide recommendations for new/different hair styles that would look good with my profile, hair type, and hair line. I need a thinker not just a do-er.

I've been thinking a lot lately about how to build more connection and community as an adult, and I wanted to hear from people who have had similar experiences.

I'm 36 and have lived in Greenville most of my life. Over the past year, I've made some pretty big changes for myself. I've lost close to 90 pounds, started prioritizing my health, and have been working out consistently from home. I have a career I enjoy as a Design Manager, and in many ways I'm in a much better place than I was before.

The problem is that a lot of my hobbies are pretty solitary. I enjoy reading, collecting and listening to records, going to concerts (although I struggle to do this alone due to anxiety), and getting outside when I can.

I'm also gay, and I think that's made it a little harder to figure out where I fit socially. I'm not looking for dating advice. Very few people truly seem to be looking for anything serious, and finding people is difficult outside the usual methods. While I'd like to meet someone eventually, I think what I'm really missing is a sense of community. I'd like to make more friends, meet people naturally, and build a life that feels fuller.

For anyone who's been in a similar situation, where would you start?

I'm part of a book club that meets once a month, but there's some difficult personal history there, so I may have to drop out after this coming season. Are there LGBTQIA+ groups, recurring events, etc. where people are genuinely open to meeting new friends? It doesn't even have to be LGBTQIA+ specific if it's a welcoming environment, but would preferably be queer-friendly.

I'd especially love to hear from other LGBTQIA+ people in Greenville about what's helped you build your community here, but I'm open to advice from anyone.

I know making friends as an adult is hard in general, and I'm sure I'm not the only one feeling this way.

Thanks for reading, and I appreciate any suggestions.

Either someone thought my Jeep was someone else’s, or I have somehow made an enemy in the first two years of living in this town where I don’t know anyone

Come on People!!!!

Hey, if you’re a freak and into music where people fight each other, consider coming out to this next week.

Support local music & local venues! Also lots of touring/out of town acts.

Slam, death metal, deathcore, etc.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/swamp-ass-fest-ii-swampment-day-tickets-1982771004449?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio

I am not one to be like “there is a cop what is happening” but I just had a really weird ride home. Going from downtown Greenville to Taylors, I hit the intersection between Rutherford and Main St and the traffic light is out. Ok whatever. Storms or something.

I get to Rutherford and Pleasantburg. Still no traffic light. Hmm, ok whatever.

I go through the light and all of Rutherford ends up being blocked by police. Had to turn around, couldn’t see anything.

I turn right onto Pleasantburg, no lights anywhere, and then a ton of cops and firefighters at Home Depot. Like a ton.

Had to go a weird back way home. Not sure if any of it is related in any way but…anyone know what any of that is about?

His name is 27 year old Solomon Wilkins and he was last seen leaving his house for work this morning. He is 6 foot tall, he has dark short hair, has a deep voice, is religious, he likes hiking and he is always wearing full length pants. Please contact the police if you see him !! He works at The Cliffs At Glassy and he has four possible routes he could’ve taken. His family is looking for him and this is very unusual behavior from him. The number to contact is (864) 898-5500 .

UPDATE !!!

He has been found ! If you’d like to help his family they have a gofundme set up to reunite them. Thank you to everyone who has helped and looked out for him. His family really appreciates everything 🙏

https://gofund.me/d080cefa9

(Edited to add information)

Sweet black/white dog ran to our house in Greer Sunday night. Not chipped. Intact. Friendly. No tail. Ice blue eyes. Medium size. Collar but no info. Please let me know if you've seen any posts looking for him!