Seth Taylor

This is a curated list of upcoming and ongoing arts, culture and entertainment events happening Aug. 26 to Sept. 1 in the Greenville area.

GREENVILLE — Community leaders asked voters to approve a set of new penny taxes at a forum hosted by The Post and Courier, shedding light on the push to pass the taxes.

GREENVILLE — It's a moment that sticks with him. Brenton Earley was filming near the small community of Converse in rural eastern Spartanburg County when a woman passed by, minding her own business.

CLEMSON — Newly announced water level restrictions on Lake Hartwell are raising questions about the future of the Upstate's largest lake and the communities that surround it.

GREENVILLE — Parking in the West End is set to get a little easier with the construction of a new parking garage, part of the County Square redevelopment.

GREENVILLE — Saying its current strategy isn't working, the United Way is changing how it doles out millions of dollars in charitable money across

GREENVILLE — Developers are planning to build 80 affordable apartments across from Judson Mill, one of Greenville's most prominent historic textile factories.

Updated GREENVILLE — A local beauty salon owner is suing the state of South Carolina, arguing its ban on mobile salons — while simultaneously allowing mobile barbershops — violates the U.S. Constitution.

ANDERSON COUNTY — An Anderson County sheriff's deputy resigned during an investigation into his misuse of the agency's Flock cameras, the latest law enforcement employee to lose their job for misusing the technology.

GREENVILLE — In July, when a woman told 911 she and her son were being held against their will by her boyfriend — who was driving them out of the