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8 Signs You Grew Up In Greenville, South Carolina

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8 Signs You Grew Up In Greenville, South Carolina
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Whether you were from Simpsonville, Mauldin, Greer and everything in between, here are a few signs you grew up in Greenville, South Carolina.

1. You still call it the Bi-Lo Center.

Even though it was renamed the Bon Secours Wellness Arena a few years ago, it is hard to stop calling it the Bi-Lo Center.

2. High school dance pictures were taken in Falls Park.

With beautiful greenery and a waterfall, Falls Park was always the perfect spot to take pictures on homecoming or prom night.

3. Haywood Mall was your hangout spot.

Whether it was a weekend or a day off from school, chances are you gathered up your friends and went to Haywood Mall.

4. You had a date at the Hollywood 20 movie theater.

Since it has a prime spot on Woodruff Road near many restaurants, the Hollywood 20 theater, now called Regal Cinemas 20, was the perfect date or hangout spot with friends.

5. Woodruff Road made you want to pull your hair out.

Woodruff Road is famous for being incredibly busy. Chances are, you have been stopped in traffic on Woodruff at some point.

6. You attended a festival downtown

Whether it was Artisphere, Fall for Greenville or even the downtown Saturday market, you probably went to a festival downtown at least once.

7. You saw a play at The Peace Center.

The Peace Center is attracts amazing broadway plays, musicals and ballets every year.

8. No matter how much say you don't like it, you actually love it.

So many people that are from Greenville love to hate on it, but really wouldn't have it any other way.

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