The Georgia-born hitmaker behind Cody Johnson's Grammy-winning song plays Greenville's Hot Tamale Festival this month.

The 571-seat venue wants elevators, a scene shop and no more trips outside during intermission.

Harold Hill cons River City, Iowa in a touring production hitting Clemson Tuesday night, with tickets starting at $45.

The Oct. 15 talk costs $50 and is hosted by the American History Bookclub.

Camp Buckhorn's CCC-era bunks host a bookish getaway Oct. 16-18, with s'mores, canoes and an author brunch.

About 38 performers age 19 and under take the Younts Center stage this month, with school matinees bringing busloads of kids downtown.

The 502s bring banjo, sax and horns to the newly expanded Liberty Lane venue next Thursday, marking five years of their breakout album.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center plays Clemson's Brooks Center on October 6, free of charge, marking the Utsey Series' 40th year.

Three free outdoor performances hit Mauldin Oct. 2-4, complete with a vintage market and pre-show activities before curtain.

Griffin Cordell's first mural, on the side of Pace Jewelers, took nearly a year to plan and two months to paint.

Centre Stage pairs with the Hispanic Alliance for two bilingual workshop shows of a musical about a Mexican sugarcane worker's journey to South Carolina.

Live artists, masked guests, and a leadership handoff converge at Chapman Cultural Center on October 3.

GCMA's October showcase pairs a sold-out keynote from New York designer Alexa Hampton with local textile artists and a nearly two-million-piece archive.