While there’s no shortage of beautiful or adventurous outdoor spots to discover, here are some must-visit locations to add to your itinerary. | Photos provided by VisitGreenvilleSC
Welcome to Greenville, SC, where the outdoor scene offers a perfect blend of scenic parks, tranquil waterfalls, and picturesque trails.
You’ll want to pack your binoculars for the panoramic views at Caesars Head Overlook in Caesars Head State Park. See miles of the Blue Ridge mountains stretch into the horizon, or stop to bird-watch on clear days.
🌊 A waterfall worth falling for
You don’t need to venture far off the beaten path to find a stunning waterfall. An easy pull-off from Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway 11 brings you face to face with Wildcat Wayside Falls. The lowest level features a calm pool at the base of the falls. Pack a picnic and enjoy the soothing sounds of nature.
🚲 Discover the trail everyone’s talking about
One of Greenville’s most accessible trail options, the 28-mile Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail, runs alongside the Reedy River and accommodates all ages and fitness levels. Hop on and hop off easily to visit county parks and local sites. It’s time to find your not-so-ordinary outdoor adventure.
🍽️ Savor the scene
Enjoy a meal at one of the riverside restaurants with scenic views of the Reedy River. Afterward, take a stroll through Falls Park, which features modern architecture, distinctive art installations, and a soothing waterfall.
🛶 Make a splash with lake day
Speaking of waterfalls,Lake Jocassee is home to more than half a dozen. Take advantage of on-the-water fun with guided kayak tours or boat rentals, or go below the surface to uncover submerged remains of towns and cemeteries from when the valley flooded.
🦅 Soar above the trees
Feel the adrenaline rush while ziplining and taking in the views from above. Whether you’re gliding through the forest or zipping over scenic spots, you’re in for an unforgettable experience.
GirlTalk Social | 6-8:30 p.m. | Bearded Iris Brewing Germantown | $23 | Make new connections at this “friend speed dating” event with shopping experiences and sweet treat samples.
“Survivor 48" Watch Party | 6-11:30 p.m. | East Nashville Beer Works | $49+ | Special guests include Sam Phalen, Owen Knight, and other former “Survivor” players.
Thursday, March 20
Bloom & Balance: Spring Equinox Gathering | 9-11 a.m. | TheraPaint Studio | $34 | Bring in the first day of spring with guided meditations, intention setting, and nature rituals.
Friday, March 21
Lonestar | 8 p.m. | Ryman Auditorium | $50+ | The group behind “Amazed” takes the stage with special guest Alli Walker.
Saturday, March 22
Lollitots Consignment | Saturday, March 22-Monday, March 24 | Times vary | Made in Tennessee Building | Cost of purchase | Shop your choice of clothing items, toys, and baby equipment from 650+ consignors.
Lovefest | 12 p.m.-12 a.m. | Bar Jackalope | Free+ | Celebrate spring with a day of Lovebird-inspired small batch beers, arts and crafts, and ‘80s cover songs starting at 8 p.m.
Sunday, March 23
Cosmos and Crochet | 3-5 p.m. | Far Better Distillery | $37 | Tickets include one cosmo cocktail, a starter crochet kit, and a coaster pattern.
Clothing boutique L.A. Green announced plans to relocate from Capitol View to the Arcade in early April. Pro tip: As the Arcade continues to add new businesses, you can stay updated on the status of tenants through the shopping center’s website.
Sports
The Nashville Predators will play the Pittsburgh Penguins in two regular season games in Stockholm, Sweden on Friday, Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 16. A fan interest form will be released at 12 p.m. today, March 19 + fan tour packages will go on sale at a later date.
Concert
Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, and Stephanie Mills will share the stage at Bridgestone Arena on Sunday, May 18 for “The Queens! 4 Legends, 1 Stage” tour. Tickets go on sale Friday, March 21 at 10 a.m.
Try This
Order up. American Eagle Denim Deli is taking over the corner of 12 South’s Beechwood Avenue on Friday, March 21 + Saturday, March 22. The pop-up activation will offer free Mitchell Deli sandwiches, open mics, and a celebrity drop-in from “Outer Banks” star Chase Stokes on Friday from 12 to 2 p.m. (Nashville Guru)
Watch
The Opry’s heading to primetime tonight, March 19. Tune in to NBC or Peacock from 7 to 10 p.m. to watch “Opry 100: A Live Celebration” featuring performances by Reba McEntire, Eric Church, and a slew of others.
Outdoors
We already know Nashville’s park system is one of the best, now Centennial Park is in the running for “Best City Park” in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards. Voting is allowed once per day until Monday, April 7; the 10 winning parks will be announced Wednesday, April 16.
Bonus: Classical Conversations will continue in the Schermerhorn’s Balcony Lobby one hour before Classical Series concerts. | Photo by jpellgen via Flickr
What do Mozart, “Star Wars,” and Dolly Parton have in common? They’re all part of the Nashville Symphony’s 2025-2026. Here’s what the group orchestrated for you:
A stacked season...
... with more than 80 performances across five different series. In addition to classical programs, Jamey Johnson, Ben Rector, and films like “Home Alone” + “Frozen” are just a few of the events with symphony accompaniment.
Giancarlo Guerrero’s departure
It’s the first season in 16 years without the musical director, though he’ll return for select performances, including one with soprano Renée Fleming. The season highlights several new faces at the podium.
World premieres and live recordings
Catch the world premiere of Amanda Gorman’s poetry set to symphonic music + live recordings of Mason Bates’ “Passage” and Suite from “The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs.”
An encore for Dolly
If you missed getting tickets to tomorrow’s world premiere of “Dolly Parton’s Threads: My Songs in Symphony,” the program returns March 19-21, 2026.
Single tickets will be available beginning Monday, June 2.
We’ve already told you all about Curry Boys BBQ opening in East Nashville this week, but I wanted to share a few photos from my visit on Monday. I’ll let the dishes speak for themselves, but there’s one pro tip I must share: If you like pickles, be sure to add the house-made ones to your order. You won’t be disappointed.
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