From Staff Reports 

GREENVILLE, S.C.  — Officials said Tropical Storm Helene’s significant impacts on vendors and suppliers prompted them to reschedule the Fall for Greenville festival Nov. 8-10, about a month after the original date (Oct. 11-13), Fox Carolina reported on Oct. 3.

The City of Greenville announced that one of the largest festivals in the Southeast was postponed as the region works to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Helene.

Fall for Greenville, an event attracting millions to downtown Greenville for music and local flavor, was originally scheduled for Oct. 11-13.

Officials said Helene’s significant impacts on vendors and suppliers have led them to the difficult decision of moving the festival back one month.