Spartanburg’s Mocktails and Nonalcoholic Options
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
Note: this content originally appeared in InTheBurg. Beyond “Dry January” and “Sober October,” increasing amounts of people are opting for non-alcoholic brews and booze-free beverages in the Upstate, particularly with increased production and popularity of craft NA beers. From classy to casual, entertainment venues to restaurants, these local businesses across Spa
Continue Reading >Celebrate Spartanburg’s Black History & Black Owned Businesses
Friday, January 06, 2023
When you visit Spartanburg, be sure to support our Black-owned businesses, celebrate Black culture, and learn about Spartanburg’s 230 year history. Check out these Black-owned restaurants, bars and hotels, and educate yourself on the key role the Black community had in developing Spartanburg to what it is today. WHERE TO STAY [caption id="attachment_6266" align
Continue Reading >New to the Spartanburg County Dining Scene
Tuesday, November 15, 2022
The dining scene of Spartanburg County is impressive. A diverse array of down-home favorites is joined by incredible international flavors and upscale, refined options that offer modern, photo-worthy dishes. Downtown Spartanburg had its own list of restaurant openings (and you can see them here), but a host of new eateries have also opened – or are set to open soon – acr
Continue Reading >Your 2023 Carolina Panthers Training Camp Fan Guide
Wednesday, July 20, 2022
The Carolina Panthers return to the gridiron this summer at Wofford College, and fans in Spartanburg have the chance to see the action up-close. Starting July 26th, join in the fun as the team participates in 11 practices that are free and open to the public, so be sure to plan your visit to see why longtime NFL expert Peter King named this one of the Top-5 trainin
Continue Reading >Behind the Meanings of Spartanburg’s Black Lives Matter Mural
Friday, January 21, 2022
If you’ve passed Spartanburg City Hall on West Main Street over the past couple of years, you’ve seen a statement made in large, colorfully-designed letters on the street – Black Lives Matter in Spartanburg. After the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Mn. and the nationwide calls for racial justice and equity that followed, a group of 16 incredibly talented art
Continue Reading >Spartanburg’s Top Things to Do in 2022
Wednesday, January 12, 2022
Get Your Steps (or Pedaling) in on The Dan As 2022 gets underway, work is ongoing around Spartanburg to bring together 50-plus miles of new and existing trails as The Daniel Morgan Trail System, or The Dan. The initiative, led by Play. Advocate. Live Well! aims to connect people more closely to the outdoors and connect the outdoors to Spartanburg County. We’ve
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