There are several family-friendly activities happening in Greer over the Easter weekend, including egg hunts and Easter Bunny photos. The Judson Mill Play Cafe in Greenville is hosting an egg hunt and Easter Bunny meet-and-greet on Good Friday, while Sassy Stables will have a large Easter event on Saturday with an egg hunt, photos with the Easter Bunny and baby bunnies, and horses dressed in bunny ears. Fireforge Crafted Beer in Greenville is bringing Easter for Pups to the taproom on Sunday, with photos with pets, an on-leash egg hunt, and live jazz music.

The Greer Heritage Museum is hosting a four-part series called "Stories of Greer" throughout the year to celebrate the city's sesquicentennial. The first event, "The Founding of Greer," will be held at the Historic Greer Depot, which was chosen for its relevance to the town's founding. The events will consist of interviews, video and music components and will be family-friendly. Tickets are free but required for all events for seating purposes.

The City of Woodruff is hosting the Spring Fling Festival this weekend, featuring over 120 vendors offering handmade goods, artisan products, local services and food options. The event will also include live entertainment and activities for children and families. The festival has grown each year and is expected to draw thousands of residents and visitors from across the Upstate.

The Rotary Club of Greer is hosting its third annual Dining Around Greer event this Sunday, where residents can sample dishes from 28 local restaurants for under $50. The event is a major fundraiser for the club, and this year's lineup includes a mix of local favorites and newer restaurants. The event will be held from 1-3:30 p.m., and tickets can be purchased in advance online or at the door. The club is also partnering with Bonds Career Center to offer scholarships to students in their Culinary Arts program.

Greer is hosting several events this weekend, including Bluegrass Brunch at The Southern Growl, a live performance by Cross Eyed Betty at Reuben's Parkway, and the first Greer Farmers Market of the year with a bird-themed craft and educational booths.

The Greer Farmers Market has concluded its 2025 season, averaging 1,000 attendees per market. The market, which celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, featured 22 farms, 21 food vendors and 36 musicians. This year, it also introduced the Healthy Kids program, which provided $5 vouchers to children to spend on local produce. The market plans to continue bringing excitement to Greer City Park on weekends, with the Winter-Spring Market Series kicking off on Jan. 25.

Three events are happening around town this weekend, including the Harris Teeter Holly Jolly Festival, a Christmas celebration with games, crafts, and festive music, and a visit from Santa. The Greenville Track Club is also hosting its annual GTC Santa 5K Run, and Cartwright Food Hall is hosting its last live music event of the year with Alex Hawkins.