54th ANNUAL CONVENTION June 26 - 28, 2019

220 N Main Street Greenville, SC Tentative Schedule Wednesday, June 26 Thursday, June 27 (cont’d) 1:00 - 6:00 pm Registration 9:00 - 11:30 am General Session (cont’d) 3:00 - 3:30 pm Associate Members Meeting Denise Ryan, MBA, CSP 3:45 - 5:30 pm Opening Session followed by the Fire Star Speaking - Board of Directors Meeting How to Communicate with Everyone Who Isn’t You OPEN TO ALL

Sam Pierce, MSHA All are encouraged to attend MSHA SE District Update Including spouses & guests

11:30 am - 12:30 pm Lunch Buffet - Non-Golfers 12:30 pm Golf Tournament The Preserve at Verdae Randy Weingart, NSSGA Transportation will be provided Aggregate Research - Shot Gun Start Then and Now - A Thirty Year Perspective 12:30 - 3:30 pm Scavenger Hunt Cards must be turned in by 3:30 pm Drawing for the $250 Grand Prize will be Awarded at the Friday Celebration Breakfast 5:30 - 6:30 pm Hospitality Suite 12:30 - 5:30 pm Free Time for non-golfers 6:30 - 7:30 pm Welcome Reception 5:30 - 7:00 pm Hospitality Suite NOTE CHANGE: with Heavy hors d’oeuvres 7:30 - 10:00 pm NCAA DINNER WILL BE NOTE CHANGE: TONIGHT in the Hyatt DINNER ON YOUR OWN - 10:00 -11:59 pm Hospitality Suite This is the night to take clients to dinner

Thursday, June 27 To enjoy the sights and sounds 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Registration of Greenville, SC 6:00 - 11:00 am Breakfast Buffet - Roost The Band Whitehall will be (864) 298-2424 playing on the NOMA outside the Tickets will be in the Hyatt from 5:30 - 8:30 pm registration packets for you to 10:00 - 11:59 pm Hospitality Suite eat at your leisure in the Roost Restaurant Friday, June 28 9:00 - 11:30 am General Session 8:00 - 10:30 am Celebration Breakfast Gary J. Salamido, NC Chamber Taylor Mason, Comedian, Politics and cannot be defined in a word or a North Carolina’s sentence. His singular career has Business Climate taken him from Carnegie Hall to The Sydney Opera House, to countless television appearances. TAYLOR MASON presents a Professor Scott L. Baier, positive, hilarious, unforgettable College of Business, program. Clemson University Sponsored by State of the Economy - 2019 and Beyond - National & Regional Trends Important Information

A Charming Hotel in the Heart of Greenville. The Hyatt Regency Greenville offers guests the perfect balance of Southern hospitality and modern amenities. Located in the trendy downtown area of Greenville, they are near the area’s best dining, shopping, and entertainment.

Hyatt Regency Greenville 220 N Main Street Greenville, SC 29601 (864) 235-1234 (Front Desk) The Hyatt Regency Greenville is a smoke free facility.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS From Columbia, SC (Approximately a 1.5 hour drive) Take I-26 from Columbia to Spartanburg. Merge left at exit 51 onto I-385 North. Travel 42 miles on I-385 North which leads into downtown Greenville. Go straight through two traffic lights and the Hyatt Regency Greenville is on the left. From Asheville, NC (Approximately a 1 hour drive) Take I-25 South to Greenville. Take I-25 Business District into downtown Greenville. Turn left onto Spring Street and take to Beattie Place. Turn left at stop sign onto Beattie Place and the Hyatt Regency Greenville in on the left. From Atlanta, GA (Approximately a 2.5 hour drive) Take I-85 North to Greenville. Take exit 51 off I-85 onto I-385. I-385 North leads to downtown Greenville. Go straight through two traffic lights and the Hyatt Regency Greenville is on the left. From Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (Approximately a 15 min drive) Take I-85 South. Take exit 51 of I-85 onto I-385 North. I-385 North leads to downtown Greenville. Go straight through two traffic lights and the Hyatt Regency Greenville is on the left. From Charlotte, NC (Approximately a 2 hour drive) Take I-85 South. Take exit 51 off I-85 onto I-385 North. I-385 North leads to downtown Greenville. Go straight through two traffic lights and the Hyatt Regency Greenville is on the left.

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION For guests flying into the area, we offer complimentary shuttle service to and from Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP). Please contact guest services 24 hours prior to your arrival to confirm shuttle times and arrange your pickup. (864) 235-1234 Important Information (continued) ROOM TYPES and RATES DELUXE KING - $214 Special room rates have been negotiated for the convention and are available three days prior and three days after the convention dates. Room rates are quoted exclusive of applicable state and local taxes (which are currently 10% and 2% per night destination fee) or applicable service, or hotel specific fees in effect at the Hotel at the time of the meeting. Click on the following link to book your hotel Reservations on-line https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/ group-booking/GSPRG/G-NCAG To make your reservations now: CALL (888) 421-1442. To receive the negotiated rate you will need to reference Settle into this comfortable guest-room offering 410 to 425 the North Carolina Aggregates Annual Conference. square feet of space, one king bed, living space with a large sofa, two armchairs, and a work desk. Guest-rooms at Hyatt Regency Greenville feel like a world away from the hustle and bustle of Main Street. Inside the cozy guest-rooms and suites, you’ll find plush MAIN STREET KING - $214 Hyatt Grand Beds™, deluxe Portico bath amenities, and a spacious work area. Their spacious suites feature floor- to-ceiling views of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.

TRADITIONAL OR RUN OF HOUSE - $189

The Main Street King guest-room includes 425 square feet of space, one king bed, a work desk, and 36 feet of windows with skyline views. Additional Room Amenities Plush robes & Refrigerator

Unwind within this 290- to 360-square-foot guest-room PANORAMA SUITES - $239 featuring one king bed, a spacious work desk, and views of downtown or the hotel’s eight-story atrium. Or

Savor Blue Ridge Mountain views in this 625-square- foot, one-bedroom suite featuring a king bed, separate sitting area, wet bar, and work desk. This is a standard Enjoy views of downtown or the hotel’s eight-story atrium suite. See World of Hyatt program terms for upgrade from this 290- to 400-square-foot guest-room featuring two eligibility. queen beds and a spacious work desk. Important Information (continued) ATRIUM SUITES - $289 OTHER HOTEL AMENITIES Restaurants On-Site Roost restaurant Orb Lounge Starbucks® Complimentary Wi-Fi 24 hour Business Center Complimentary shuttle service to and from Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport Valet and self-parking 24-hour room service Express check-in Admire the eight-story atrium from the 950-square-foot, Hyatt Fast Board® airline check-in one-bedroom suite featuring a king bed, wet bar, dining Laundry and dry cleaning services area for six, and separate living space with a large sofa. This is a premium suite. Concierge Additional Room Amenities Seasonal outdoor pool and sun-deck Additional 32” flat-screen TV in bedroom, Refrigerator 24-hour StayFit™ Gym & Complimentary morning newspaper Market gift shop Pet-friendly accommodations ROOM AMENITIES Weight Limits • Hyatt Grand Bed™ Dogs weighing 50 pounds or less or a maximum • 65” flat-screen TV of two dogs with a combined weight of 75 pounds • Individually controlled heat and air-conditioning or less per room • Portico bath products Fees • Hair dryer 6 nights or less: $125 fee - plus $100 deep-cleaning fee • • Iron and ironing board PARKING • Roll-away upon request Valet parking is available at Hyatt Regency Greenville. • Crib upon request Indoor self-parking is also available in Commons Parking, the four-level parking garage adjacent to our hotel. Please Reservations must be made by: May 28, 2019 note that the maximum garage clearance is 6’8”. They have limited parking available for oversized vehicles; please CHECK IN / CHECK OUT contact the front desk to make arrangements. * Check In: 3:00 PM Self Parking * Check Out: 12:00 PM Indoor self-parking with no in-and-out privileges $7.50 /Overnight - See page 5 of PDF for public parking EARLY DEPARTURE FEES locations The Hyatt Hotels and Resorts have an early departure fee of one night’s room rate and tax. Departure dates are Valet Parking reconfirmed at check-in and are subject to a fee if changed Valet parking with unlimited in-and-out privileges after the check-in process is completed. $20 /Overnight

CANCELLATIONS & NO SHOWS Hyatt Hotels and Resorts have a cancellation policy of TAXES 48 hours prior to arrival date. Reservations must be The Greenville, , general sales tax rate is cancelled prior to 3 PM on that day. The cancellation fee 6%. A 2% hospitality tax is added for a rate of 8% on all for reservations cancelled within the 48 hours is one night’s food & beverage. room rate and tax. There is no county sale tax for Greenville, South Carolina and there is no city sale tax for Greenville. 2019 Convention Sponsors 2019 Convention Sponsors BUNCOMBE ST. HERITAGE ROUTE Park Miniature ATWOOD ST. Golf

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GOLF TOURNAMENT INFORMATION created an environment attractive to the local wildlife. Where: The Preserve at Verdae During your round you may encounter a rafter of turkeys When: Thursday, June 27, 2019 or magnificent hawks soaring above the pine trees. You Info: Shotgun Start can play golf many places, but only here can you have The Time: 1:00 PM Preserve at Verdae experience. Golf Fee: $150.00 Fee includes: Green Fee, Cart, Beverage Cart, Buffet Lunch, Transportation to and from the course & Prizes The prizes, includes a $25,000 purse prize for a Hole In One Contest for any amateur participant. Hole in One means a single shot taken by one eligible participant competing in the competition, where the ball is struck once and enters the designated hole without contact with any other object or person and such shot complies with the provisions laid down by the United States Golf Association. In the event the prize is won, the competition will Golf Dress Code cease immediately. No practice attempts will be permitted. Collared sport shirts, golf sweaters, shirts or blouses, The pin must remain in the nominated hole at all times. slacks, walking shorts, Bermuda shorts and knickers. Jeans or Denim are not allowed. Golfers Transportation & Lunch Transportation will be provided to The Preserve At Verdae SPAS IN GREENVILLE for all Golfers. A buffet lunch will be available upon your arrival to the golf course. River Falls Spa 130 South Main Street Golf Course Information Greenville, SC 29601 Welcome to The Preserve at Verdae! (864) 240-2136 http://www.riverfallsspa.com Our 18 hole, par 72 championship golf course designed by Willard Byrd, is carved into a lush Carolina Forest with River Falls Spa provides the perfect retreat for men hills and mountain-like brooks, making The Preserve at and women, locals and visitors, groups and individuals. Verdae both scenic and challenging to play. Experience luxurious services where passion and attention to detail provide unparalleled relaxation and rejuvenation. Our course is situated on over 100 acres of green space in Located in the heart of downtown Greenville, SC, River the heart of mid-town Greenville in Verdae Development, Falls Spa is a place where cosmopolitan flair and historic and located adjacent to the Embassy Suites Greenville Golf charm are captured and relaxation begins! Resort and Conference Center. In addition to the best 18 hole golf layout in the upstate, our facility features large all grass practice areas with driving range, putting green, chipping and The Spa at West End short game green. All practice facilities mirror our course 714 South Main Street with Bermuda tees and fairways and we are the only course Greenville, SC 29601 in the upstate with Mini-Verde Bermuda greens. (864) 242-8877 https://westendspa.com/ The Preserve at Verdae is committed to the environment. Our mission is ‘Striving for Harmony Between Golf and The Spa at West End provides a safe haven of tranquility Nature’. We have re-imagined our landscaping along the by refocusing stress into positive energy. Relax, rejuvenate, course and created naturalized areas reflecting native and rediscover your better self through The Spa’s wide grasses and plants and reducing the amount of water, variety of exclusive Spa and Salon treatments. Select pesticides and fertilizers required. In addition we have one of their signature spa packages, or create your own -- they’re happy to assist in any way. North Carolina Aggregates Association P.O. Box 30603, Raleigh, NC 27622 Phone: (919) 782-7055 * Fax: (919) 782-7060 Email: [email protected] Greenville, SC - Activities (continued)

GREENVILLE, SC INFORMATION views and haunted sites. Listen to stories, myths, and CNN Travel hailed Greenville, SC as one of the “15 legends about what happened at these sites during this Charming Cities in the American South and USA Today 90-minute tour. Keep an eye out for ghosts and bring named us one of the “Five Underrated Food Cities in the your camera to snap photos of the sites, and maybe some South.” The New York Times recently named Greenville otherworldly being. one of the “52 Places to Go (In the World!) in 2017” (Greenville actually made the #12 spot!) LIBERTY BRIDGE At 345 feet long, 12 feet wide and 8 inches thick, the Greenville has a wide-ranging food scene; quirky concrete reinforced deck is supported by a single boutiques; outdoor cafes on bustling, tree-lined, pedestrian- suspension cable. The deck’s distinctive curve has a radius friendly streets; art galleries; bike trails; ample urban green of 214 feet and it is cantilevered toward the waterfall from space; a public art collection with more than 70 sculptures. supporting cables on the outside. The bridge deck also inclines 12 feet or 3% from east to west over the river. TOURS BY GREENVILLE GLIDES 233 N Main St, Greenville, SC 29601-2166 (864) 214-0119 Greenville Segway Tours • From $60.00 • Cruise through lively downtown Greenville and the West End • Venture along the Swamp Rabbit trail to soak up the beautiful natural surroundings • This customizable tour lets you request places to see and visit • Segway training provided – no experience needed • Choose a 1.5-hour or 2-hour tour, with several While bridges with similar structural concepts have been departure times available built in Europe, this bridge is unique in its geometry and Experience Greenville, SC, like never before on this there is nothing like it in the United States. educational and entertaining 1- or 1.5-hour guided, small- group Segway tour. Greenville is one of South Carolina’s Below the bridge the 28 foot Falls is the site fastest-growing urban areas, located at the foothills of the where Greenville’s first European settler, , Appalachian Mountains. Cruise to the West End Historic established his trading post in 1768. Later he built grist and District and along the scenic, 20-mile-long Swamp Rabbit saw mills at this same location which was the hub of early Trail. Explore everything from the booming business district industry in Greenville until the 1920s. to the lush parks and green-ways. Guided Segway training, plus a helmet and bottled water are included. Dress in FALLS PARK ON THE REEDY weather-appropriate clothes with flat, closed-toed shoes. Enjoy beautiful gardens as you sit on one of the many benches while enjoying nature. There are several outdoor Greensville Haunted Segway Tours cafes that overlook the falls. • From $65.00 • Explore Greenville’s haunted areas on this 90-minute Segway tour • Follow your guide around Downtown Greenville and the Historic West End • Listen to stories, myths, and legends about what happened at these sites • All necessary Segway equipment and instruction are provided Take a spooky Segway tour around Greenville’s most haunted areas. Follow your guide around Downtown Greenville and the Historic West End to discover beautiful Greenville, SC - Activities (continued)

GHS SWAMP RABBIT TRAIL Brief History The Greenville Health System Swamp In 2006, the home of Joe Jackson was dismantled, moved Rabbit Trail Network is a 22 mile three miles, and reassembled on Field Street in the historic multi-use green-way system. Opened West End of Greenville, SC. in 2009, this trail has experienced In July 2007, the house was deeded to the Shoeless Joe continual growth and offers fun, non- Jackson Museum and Baseball Library foundation. motorized recreation and transportation opportunities. On June 21, 2008, fans celebrated the dedication and grand opening of the museum located in the house where Joe FLUOR FIELD at the WEST END Jackson lived and died. The not-for-profit museum displays 945 South Main Street, Greenville, SC 29601 records, artifacts, photographs, film and other items of (864) 240-4500 interest associated with the historic life and baseball career http://www.milb.com/index.jsp of Shoeless Joe Jackson. A book collection related to baseball and its role in American culture is housed in Joe’s former trophy room. Donations of books have been made by baseball enthusiasts from across America. The house number is 356, a reminder that Joe’s lifetime batting average was .356, the third highest in baseball history after Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornsby.

Fluor Field at the West End opened April 6, 2006. It was built as a new home of the Greenville Drive baseball team, the A affiliate of the Red Sox. It nearly replicates the dimensions of Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox. The ballpark has its own “Green BMW PERFORMANCE DRIVING SCHOOL Monster” replica, a 30-foot high wall in left field as 1155 Highway 101 South opposed to the 37-foot one found at Fenway, and contains Greer, SC 29651 a manual scoreboard. Every other dimension is to the same (864) 968-3017 specifications as Fenway Park, including “Pesky’s Pole” www.bmwperformancecenter.com in right field. Other than the tribute to Fenway, Fluor Field also pays tribute to the Greenville area as the ballpark’s nostalgic look utilizes reclaimed bricks from local mills. 150 Cleveland Park Drive As is the tradition in Fenway Park, Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Greenville, SC 29601 Caroline” is sung in the middle of the eighth inning. (864) 467-4300 www.greenvillezoo.com SHOELESS JOE JACKSON MUSEUM AND BASEBALL LIBRARY 6 minutes from Hyatt Regency Greenville 356 Field Street Across from Fluor Filed Historic West End THE BREWERY EXPERIENCE (864) 346-4867 Around Greenville Open every Saturday, 10:00am - 2:00pm (828) 216-1343 Monday-Friday private tours by appointment. Email http://www.thebreweryexperience.com/ request to [email protected] The Carolinas’ premier brewery & sightseeing tours Free admission Free parking Gift shop Experience the taste of craft tradition in the South – embark on a brewery tour with Certified Cicerone® Gary Glancy. Visit Joe’s “sweet spot” The Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum is located in the house where Joe lived and died. Greenville, SC - Activities (continued)

BIRDS FLY SOUTH ALE PROJECT THE COOK’S STATION 1320 Hampton Avenue Ext 659 S Main Street (864) 412-8825 (864) 250-0091 https://bfsbeer.com/ http://thecooksstation.com/ Birds Fly South make craft beer with a throwback approach. Through a combination of time-tested brewing/blending methods and modern practices, they create beer that is complex, thought-provoking, and above all delicious. They focus on Farmhouse Saisons and Sour beers. With each barrel, puncheon, and foudre, their beers develop their own sassiness.

JACK N’ DIANE’S 115 N Brown Street, Suite 100 (864) 509-6414 http://jackndianes.com/ The fun never stops at Jack n’ Diane’s Dueling Piano Bar! Join them for a request-driven, crowd interactive experience like no other. Their entertainers will have you laughing, clapping, and Nestled in Greenville’s Historic West End, The Cook’s Station singing all night. Reserve your table now! is a locally owned retail shop offering that something special for the foodie in everyone. Our curated selection of local gifts, products, wines, gourmet foods, and gift baskets is the perfect RAINER’S CAFE & BAR way to take home a taste of the local flavor. Have a little 610-A S Main Street extra room in your bag? Check out the selection of cookware, (864) 232-1753 gadgets, barware, cutlery, and more. (They’ll even do the gift http://rainerscafeandbar.com/ wrapping for you, free of charge!) Rainer’s Cafe & Bar has two distinct sides. During the day; enjoy quality soups, salads, sandwiches and desserts on the cafe Hailed as one of “The South’s Tastiest Towns” by Southern side in a lively art filled casual atmosphere. Living Magazine, you’ll find that Greenville knows a thing or two when it comes to good food and good cooking. Add a dash Then on Thursday, Friday and Saturday step into the bar side of culinary adventure to your next trip to the Upstate by signing and experience live music performed in an elegant listening up for one of the hands-on cooking classes. There’s no better room atmosphere. Thursday is Jazz Night. Friday and Saturday way to hone your culinary skills than making a fabulous meal in boosts 2 shows; acoustical 6:30 -8:30 featuring Thomas the company of Greenville visitors and residents. Bridwell (Fri) and Noel Riddle (Sat) followed by a 9-midnight performance with a rotation of our favorite groups. Enjoy craft Find them at 659 S. Main Street in Greenville. They’re open cocktails, a snack or dessert with live music delivered in a Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday and manner that won’t hurt your ears. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Free parking is available in front of the store. The bar side may be reserved for a private party Monday - Wednesday. We also have a small private meeting room suited GREENVILLE CULINARY TOURS for 20 people. 22 E Ct St (864) 567-3940 THOMAS CREEK BREWERY https://greenvillehistorytours.com/ 2054 Piedmont Hwy (864) 605-1166 At the Chef’s Table Culinary Tour is an exciting dining http://thomascreekbeer.com/ and cultural experience that takes you to five of the city’s best Thomas Creek Brewery, family owned since 1998, had it’s restaurants where you will meet the chefs, hear about their beginning’s as Henni’s Brewpub in downtown Greenville in cuisines and careers, and be served delicious food and drinks. 1994. Bill Davis (Taste Master) and son Tom Davis (Brew Duration: 2 ½ - 3 hours., Cost: $49 plus tax; buy your tickets at Master) set out brewing delicious handcrafted beers focusing on www.greenvillehistorytours.com a foundation of pristine Blue Ridge Mountain water. The brews are artfully handcrafted – with the finest malted barley, hops and yeast. The brewery is open to the public for tours, pints, growler & 6-pack purchases, events, and home brew supplies. The shop offers equipment kits, grains, grain milling, hop pellet varieties, yeast, bottles, caps, chemicals, draft equipment, and fittings. On-Site Dining

Downtown Greenville is home to a diverse dining ORB LOUNGE scene—and we’re proud to be a part of it at Hyatt Regency Greenville. Located in the hip NOMA Square neighborhood, we invite guests to dine on organic, farm-to-table dishes at Roost and sip handcrafted cocktails at Orb Lounge. Whether you need a morning jolt or an afternoon pick-me-up, stop by Starbucks® for your favorite coffee beverages.

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Nestled in the bright, airy atrium of Hyatt Regency Greenville, Orb Lounge offers a chic hangout in NOMA Square. Sample our diverse menu of micro-roasted coffee drinks, handcrafted cocktails, and premium wines and beers. Nosh on light appetizers, including South Carolina- style chicken wings, burgers, and more. While you’re here, enjoy conversations with friends and coworkers beneath the No visit to Hyatt Regency Greenville would be complete 40-foot artisan chandelier. without savoring a meal at our signature restaurant, Roost. Our innovative chefs practice a farm-to-table ethos while Want to catch the big game? You’re in luck. Orb Lounge crafting local, organic cuisine that represents the diverse features an expansive video wall perfect for viewing all the flavors of the Piedmont. Dine on Southern-inspired entrées great plays. such as pimento cheese crock, or bacon wrapped meatloaf. Hours While you’re here, sip on handcrafted cocktails, premium Monday to Friday: 3:00 p.m.–midnight wines, or craft beers within the restaurant’s modern yet Saturday and Sunday: noon–midnight rustic atmosphere.

Atmosphere: Resort Casual STARBUCKS CAFÉ View Menu Hours Breakfast Monday–Friday: 6:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m. Saturday and Sunday: 6:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m. Sunday brunch: 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Lunch Daily: 11:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Dinner Craving ? Head to Starbucks®, conveniently Daily: 5:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m. located on the second level of Hyatt Regency Greenville. Bar Menu Enjoy a wide variety of specialty coffee drinks, including Monday–Saturday: 3:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m. , , ®, as well as flavored teas, pastries, snacks, and more. Drink Specials Hours Daily: 4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m., daily; 9:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m. Monday to Friday: 6:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Saturday: 6:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:00 a.m.–8:00­­ p.m. Dining in Downtown Greenville Downtown

Greenville’s diverse dining restaurants have something for everyone. As you may have gathered by now, Greenville takes its food seriously. That explains why in the downtown area alone, you’ll find more than 100 different restaurants offering menus as diverse as the city itself. No matter what your tastes, timing or budget, you’re sure to find a great meal waiting for you at one of these remarkable places. ANTONINO BERTOLO’S PIZZA 200 N Main Street (864) 467-9555 http://antoninobertolospizza.com/ Since 1977, Antonino Bertolo’s Pizza, located at 200 N. Main Street in downtown Greenville is one of the most popular successful and much loved Italian restaurants. Antonino Bertolo’s, known for its authentic NY style pizza, is a casual restaurant and full-service bar offering authentic Italian cuisine. Antonino Bertolo’s pride’s it’s self on exceptional service in a family-friendly and comfortable ambiance. Owner, Antonino Bertolo, delivers outstanding Italian cuisine with family recipes tracing back five generations from Sicilian heritage, using only the freshest and finest ingredients.

ARYANA 210 E Coffee Street (864) 236-7410 http://www.aryanagreenville.com/ For over 20 years, Nelofar Mayar has been preparing healthy, home cooked meals with the recipes passed down from her family. The Chef’s mastery of traditional spices and flavors makes each Afghani dish an opportunity to experience classics and delicacies in new and exciting ways. Every plate becomes a culinary journey.

AUGUSTA GRILL 1818 Augusta Street, Suite 116 (864) 242-0316 http://www.augustagrill.com/ Welcome to Augusta Grill. Since 1993 they have offered sophisticated comfort food in an elegant yet comfortable setting. Their devotion to using only the freshest ingredients available means a menu that is ever evolving but always consistent. Their wine list represents a wide variety of winemakers, from emerging vineyards to beloved classics. Their menu includes a variety of dishes from seasonally-inspired heirloom tomato salads or our melon and prosciutto appetizer to beloved classics like our famous crab cakes and perfectly prepared filet mignons. An ideal spot for any occasion, Augusta Grill serves dinner Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6 pm - 10 pm.

BARLEY’S TAPROOM & PIZZERIA 25 We Washington Street (864) 232-3706 http://www.barleysgville.com/ Barley’s Greenville is located in a 19th century hardware and feed store one block off Main St. in historic downtown Greenville. The focus of Barley’s has been to create the single best beer selection in the Southeast and to expand an already excellent food menu to further grow Greenville’s favorite pizza and beer emporium. Over the last 20 years, Barley’s has been the regular recipient of local “Best of” awards for its pizza, beer list, poolroom, bar and best place to hang out. The spacious dining room is always filled with the smell of fresh sourdough pizza that is made in house everyday, as well as award-winning calzones, sandwiches, pastas and salads. With 72 carefully-selected craft beers on tap as well as over 200 bottled beers, the knowledgeable staff can find a beer for even the pickiest of drinkers.

THE BOHEMIAN CAFÉ 2 B W Stone Avenue (864) 233-0006 https://www.thebohemiancafe.com/ If America is the great melting pot, then this is the ultimate American menu! At dinner, the chef draws upon his 20+ years experience and recipes collected in his international travels to bring you authentic dishes from around the world and the best steaks, seafood and vegetarian items, all hand- prepared with the highest quality ingredients. Dining in Downtown Greenville (continued) BRICK STREET CAFE 315 Augusta Street (864) 421-0111 http://www.brickstreetcafe.net/ “Friendly old fashion southern service is our most important ingredient” How else do you think we could make our world famous Sweet Potato Cake taste so good? Tuesday-Saturday Lunch 11:00am - 3:30pm & Cake pickups until 6pm Thursday-Saturday Dinner 5:30pm-9:30pm & Cake pickups until 10pm

CANTINA 76 103 N Main Street, #101 (864) 631-2914 http://www.cantina76.com/ Cantina 76 is a lively, independently owned restaurant and bar -- with an outdoor patio on Main Street’s ONE City Plaza in the heart of downtown Greenville -- that specializes in Mexican-inspired cuisine and hand-crafted margaritas, providing a fast yet satisfying dining experience in a casual, upbeat atmosphere that encourages guests to hang out before, during and after dining. Full of fresh, unique ingredients and S.C. produce, the menu includes a large assortment of imaginative tacos, as well as enchiladas, nachos, salads, quesadillas, chimichangas, soups and sides; sauces, dressings and salsas are made in-house daily. The bar is stocked with a selection of premium tequilas, and “skinny” margarita fans love the Cantina Margarita, sweetened with low-glycemic agave nectar. With contemporary, eclectic décor and TVs for big games, Cantina 76 works whether you’re in shorts, a party dress or a suit. Lunch and dinner are served seven days a week, and the bar has been known to stay hopping well after the last Peruvian shrimp taco of the day has been served.

CREPE DU JOUR 20 S Main Street (864) 520-2882 https://www.facebook.com/authenticfrenchcreperie/ Crêpe Du Jour offers sweet & savory crêpes, breakfast, lunch, & dinner, Counter Culture Coffee, specialty cocktails, French wines, Mimosas, and craft beer. Come visit us today and enjoy Downtown Greenville’s very own French Crêperie!

DARK CORNER DISTILLERY 14 S Main Street (864) 631-1144 https://darkcornerdistillery.com/ Here’s something you probably can’t do back home! The mountain traditions of Scots-Irish settlers live on at Dark Corner Distillery, home of “The World’s Best Moonshine.” Stop in for a tasting which includes a sampling of six of Dark Corner Distillery’s finest spirits, and a gift shot glass for all participants. The Dark Corner Distillery facility in downtown Greenville is available for private, corporate, or large group events. For more information or to schedule your upcoming event, contact Roxy at [email protected].

GRILL MARKS 209 S Main Street (864) 233-5825 http://www.grillmarks.com/ This isn’t your typical burger joint! Seeing a need for a GREAT burger in Greenville, Larkin had the idea of a creative burger restaurant, offering the best burgers, the best buns with the best toppings they could source. The menu and facility deliver the best service and atmosphere to enjoy great burgers, salads, sides and desserts. To top it all off, the creation of a gourmet milk shake, adult milk shake menu and an amazing wine list will further enhance the dining experience at MARKS! To compliment the great burgers and wonderful buns, MARKS has a gourmet selection of cheeses, toppings, sides, and of course home made ice cream that provides the perfect platform for gourmet milk shakes and shake”Tails” - adult milk shakes!

HALL CHOPHOUSE 550 S Main Street (864) 335-4200 http://hallschophousegreenville.com/ Halls Chophouse is a family steakhouse restaurant originated in the Upper King District of Charleston, South Carolina, valuing hospitality, superior American cuisine and a dining experience that guests revere. Bar opens at 4:00pm-Close, Every night and has Live music nightly. The bar menu features She Crab Soup, Oysters on the Half Shell, and Fried Calamari just to name a few dishes. The extensive wine menu features over 100 of the most exclusive wines one may find. Halls Chophouse is very excited to be welcomed to Greenville, SC! Dining in Downtown Greenville (continued) INK N IVY 21 E Coffee Street (864) 438-4698 https://www.greenville.inkanivy.com/ As soon as you walk through the door you’ll be blown away by the aroma of delectable American cuisine, engrossed by the choices of raw and fresh seafood, seared & sizzling certified angus steak, and delighted by the superb selection of cool cocktails.

JIANNA 600 S Main Street (864) 720-2200 https://jiannagreenville.com/ Located in the heart of downtown Greenville, SC, overlooking beautiful Falls Park, Jianna features a modern Italian menu, freshly shucked oysters, artisanal spirits and wines that embrace the flavors of Italy and the United States. Chef Michael Kramer takes his inspiration from classic Italian cuisine and adds a creative twist to deliver a menu that is innovative and inviting.

JI-ROZ (a greek joint) 644 N Main Street, Suite 100 (864) 373-9445 http://jirozgreenvillesc.com/ Welcome to (jī-rōz), an exclusive farm to table Greek concept!! Come enjoy mezé, Greek cheeses, traditional Greek dishes, in-house charcuterie, in- house pastries and breads, Greek beer, local craft beers and people you will love!!

LARKIN’S ON THE RIVER 318 S Main Street (864) 467-9777 https://www.larkinsontheriver.com/ Larkin’s on the River offers award winning steaks, fresh seafood, and an eclectic wine list. Located on the Reedy River, behind the in downtown Greenville, Larkin’s is Greenville’s premier restaurant and catering facility. Famous for our weddings and events - Larkin’s now offers full service, off-site catering. Make it remarkable, make it Larkin’s.

THE LAZY GOAT 170 Riverplace (864) 679-5299 https://thelazygoat.com/ There is an old legend of a sleepy little goat who changed a sleepy little town forever. And that legend comes to life in downtown Greenville along the banks of the Reedy River. The Lazy Goat, in Greenville’s West End, is a Mediterranean-themed restaurant with a menu featuring global influences from Spain, Morocco, Italy, France, Greece, Africa and the Middle East. The culinary team is known for a “made from scratch” approach to cooking- from the “zahtar” on the table to the house made pasta, every item that is served is almost exclusively made by the culinary team. A dining experience designed around taking your time, and sharing great food and stories, The Lazy Goat is an escape wrapped in succulent flavors from all around the Mediterranean. The menu was created to accommodate a variety of diner preferences with meat & cheese plates, small plates to “graze and nibble,” and main dishes. Guests are invited to leave behind responsibility and worry while they try a little bit of this and a little bit of that – or a whole lot of whatever they like. The two-level restaurant was designed with a relaxed atmosphere in mind. Guests can enjoy house made drinks in the dining room overlooking the Reedy River, at the bar or on the patio. A private dining room is also available for parties as large as 115 people.

LIMONCELLO 401 River Street (864) 263-7000 https://www.limoncellogvl.com/ Larkin’s® Restaurants is excited to expand and open Limoncello, an authentic Italian restaurant. Join them for lunch or dinner, any day of the week! House-made desserts and limoncello; family recipes from the meatballs to the cream cake; craft cocktails and a warm atmosphere. Dining in Downtown Greenville (continued) LIBERTY TAPROOM & GRILL 941 S Main Street (864) 770-7777 http://www.we.libertytaproom.com/ Liberty Tap Room & Grill provides patrons with creative twists on traditional American fare, served alongside signature Liberty Ales, unique draft beer and craft brews. Well known for its tasty and satisfying food, Liberty Tap Room & Grill is an easy place to relax with friends and let the friendly, attentive service take over.

MARY’S RESTAURANT AT FALLS COTTAGE 615 S Main Street (864) 298-0005 http://www.fallscottage.com/ Mary’s at Falls Cottage has built their reputation on quality, simplicity, beauty and attention to detail in everything they do. Their mission is simple: To delight customers with their creativity, quality and exceptional value. They take a fresh approach to traditional southern cooking. Located in historic West End, Mary’s at Falls Cottage provides a charming and casually elegant setting for your special event that’s sure to leave a lasting impression on you and your guests. Situated in a peaceful garden overlooking Falls Park on the Reedy River, Mary’s is truly one of Greenville’s most spectacular settings. Their restaurant offers an eclectic and contemporary southern menu based on seasonally fresh, often local, ingredients.

NORTHAMPTON WINE & DINE 211-A E Broad Street (864) 271-3919 http://northamptonwineanddine.com/ Located in downtown Greenville two blocks from the Peace Center, Northampton Wines is South Carolina’s premier Wine Retailer & Wine Bar. They offer a cuisine devoted to the finest, freshest ingredients and skilled technique, from a chef with a taste for classic dishes ready to be re-imagined and paired with wine. Northampton Wines keeps a large stock of wines and spirits. The Wine Bar is open during normal business hours from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Wine tastings are held every Friday evening.

NOSE DIVE 116 S Main Street (864) 373-7300 https://thenosedive.com/ NOSE DIVE is a casual Gastro Pub. It’s Greenville’s “food forward” destination where creative food and modern culinary techniques take center stage. It’s a time for chefs to create and feature dishes that are both interesting and comfortable. The restaurant features an eclectic menu of ingredients and flavors found in comfort foods and “pub” fare. Signature dishes include a burger featuring local H&S Ranch Beef, the Southern Salad, Fish and Chips and for dessert, a Dark Chocolate Candied Bacon Brownie. You’ll enjoy high quality food, unique cocktails, a selection of handcrafted beers and hand selected wines - along with superior customer service with a warm neighborhood “feel” in the heart of Downtown Greenville. PAPI’S TACOS 300 River Street, Suite 123 (864) 373-7274 https://www.eatpapistacos.com/ Papi’s Tacos could be described as a “stationary taco truck”. The menu is short and simple. Tacos, tortas, salsas and dips - all made using the same authentic flavor combinations that “Papi” and his family grew up learning to use. Fresh ingredients, handled with care and love make all the difference. Tacos, the kind that Papi and his family enjoy at home. Tortas, so simple, yet so much flavor in an easy carry out sandwich. A selection of house made salsas, bean dip and guacamole to round out a quick meal or snack. Throw in a few traditional Mexican beverages and you’re good to go! Plus – they have Gelato! Ok, so it’s not something you’d traditionally think of as “Mexican”, but that doesn’t make it any less delicious. In a variety of ever-changing flavors, some traditional (vanilla bean), some “not so traditional” (Mexican chocolate) – it’s the perfect sweet end to your meal or as a snack any time.

PASSERELLE BISTRO 601 S Main Street (864) 509-0142 https://www.passerelleinthepark.com/ The French word for “footbridge”, Passerelle is an aptly-named casual bistro located at the base of The Liberty Bridge, overlooking beautiful Falls Park on the Reedy in Downtown Greenville. Enjoy chef inspired fare that’s a little French, a little European and a lot “Local”. Lunch & dinner Monday- Friday, Brunch & Dinner Saturday-Sunday. Dine in or al fresco. Dining in Downtown Greenville (continued) POMEGRANATE ON MAIN 618 S Main Street (864) 241-3012 http://www.pomegranateonmain.com/ Pomegranate on Main is South Carolina’s only restaurant serving authentic Persian cuisine. Try the popular hummus, slow-cooked rice and grilled kabobs – prepared fresh using traditional recipes. Located in downtown’s Historic West End, this European bistro-style setting with open dining room and outdoor patio is open for lunch and dinner.

RICK ERWIN’S NANTUCKET SEAFOOD 40 West Broad Street (864) 546-3535 https://www.rickerwins.com/nantucket-seafood/ You wouldn’t believe you weren’t sitting near the ocean in New England. Located in the heart of downtown Greenville, across from the Peace Center for Performing Arts, everything about Nantucket inspires a feeling of deep satisfaction. Picture rich walnut-stained wood, elegant yet warm lighting, natural earth-tone colors, and the delicate mingling of fine wine, laughter and conversation. Nantucket is that rare destination that is at once relaxing and entertaining…intimate and open…romantic and engaging. Long, panoramic windows extend alongside the inviting bar and dining area to afford views of the Village Green and the courtyard patio, complete with a towering, artfully crafted, lighted stone waterfall.

RICK ERWIN’S WEST END GRILLE 648 S Main Street (864) 232-8999 https://www.rickerwins.com/ Rick Erwin’s West End Grille is recognized as Greenville’s finest dining tradition. Recipient of the coveted Wine Spectator Award nine years running, winner of Open Table’s “Top 50 in the Nation” and one of the Top 100 Steakhouses in America, West End Grille dazzles guests time after time.

RISTORANTE BERGAMO 100 N Main Street (864) 271-8667 http://www.ristorantebergamo.com/ Chef/Owner and native Bergamasco Nello Gioia has built a stellar reputation on his modern interpretation of classic Northern Italian cuisine. Using fresh ingredients, homegrown organic herbs and an intrinsic knowledge of authentic Italian ingredients, He has made his mark on the Southern culinary scene and beyond. The historic Cauble Building would become the perfect space to present his take on fresh, modern Italian cuisine. For over thirty years, constant innovation and quality have become a Ristorante Bergamo hallmark. Patrons continue to savor every dining experience.

ROOST RESTAURANT 220 N Main Street (864) 298-2424 https://roostrestaurant.com/ Located in the exciting and vibrant community of NOMA Square in downtown Greenville, Roost Restaurant is situated next to the Hyatt Regency Greenville. This soil-to-city restaurant features local, organic and seasonal foods of the highest quality. Enjoy outdoor seating in NOMA Square, an open kitchen with ringside seating along the Kitchen Counter, an open-air bar area, and a Harvest Table where guests can work with the chef to build their own meals. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE – RIVER PLACE 250 Riverplace, Suite 200 (864) 242-2000 https://www.ruthschris.com/restaurant-locations/greenville-downtown/ An iconic American steakhouse with New Orleans flare, Ruth’s Chris proudly features USDA Prime steaks, served with the signature sizzle, an award winning wine list and legendary hospitality. All this, coupled with a dining room that offers stunning vistas of the Reedy River, makes Ruth’s Chris Steak House in Downtown Greenville the perfect place to indulge your senses. Dining in Downtown Greenville (continued) SIP WHISKEY & WINE BAR 103 N Main Street, Suite 400 (864) 552-1916 https://www.sipgvl.com/ If you’re ready to enjoy fresh air and views of the twinkling lights on Greenville’s Main Street with an after-work cocktail or drinks with friends, SIP wine bar may be your kind of place. Whiskey flights Promo - Join us every Wednesday for 1/2 price Whiskey Flights

SOBY’S NEW SOUTH CUISINE 207 S Main Street (864) 232-7007 http://sobys.com/ Soby’s New South Cuisine is a blend of contemporary cuisine infused with traditional southern ingredients. Starting with fresh, seasonal products, our chefs transform southern favorites into something comfortable and new. Signature dishes include Barbecue Shrimp & Grits, Fried Green Tomatoes with Jalapeno Pimento Cheese, and Crab Cakes Remoulade. Chef de Cuisine Shaun Garcia grows fresh ingredients to utilize in the restaurant the Soby’s Farm. The 500+ bottle wine list is a consistent winner of Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast awards. Whether you want a quiet little booth for two, an outdoor table along Greenville’s bustling Main Street or a larger, private party on the mezzanine overlooking the kitchen, Soby’s atmosphere is always oh so perfect! The restaurant opened in 1997 and is housed in the warm environment of a renovated, century-old building.

STICKY FINGERS RIBHOUSE - MAIN STREET 1 S Main Street (864) 331-7427 https://www.stickyfingers.com/ Welcome to Sticky Fingers Ribhouse, home of the best barbecue from Charleston to Greenville and Jacksonville to Chattanooga. You might’ve heard of their legendary Memphis-style hickory-smoked ribs, wings, and barbecue, but there’s more to them than award-winning food (and rugged good looks). Sticky Fingers combines legendary customer service with a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere for a truly crave-able experience.

SULLY’S STEAMERS 5 E Washington Street (864) 509-6061 http://www.sullyssteamers.com/ At Sully’s, they believe the world’s best sandwiches let off steam. Real steam, rising up from fresh bagels and a stack of the best ingredients. The other kind of steam, too. The kick back, take-a-load-off kind, the “Man, that hit the spot” kind. That’s what Sully’s is all about, so come in, eat up, and let off a little steam. Their menu is served All Day-Rain or Shine! Choose a sandwich then choose a bagel type. Mix and match and try them all - or build your own! As they say, “Your favorite sandwich is still out there!”

THE TRAPPE DOOR 23 W Washington Street (864) 451-7490 http://trappedoor.com/ Food built from the flavors of the land. Today, Belgian fare knows no bounds, building flavors from the surrounding farmland. Sweet flirts with savory with bold spices like nutmeg, cinnamon and ginger paired with earthy herbs like chervil, thyme and sage. Belgium’s generous shoreline brings plenty of seafood into the mix, including Belgium’s national dish, Moules Frites. Belgium’s beer knows no bounds. According to famed beer journalist Michael Jackson (not that one) says that, “The reverence reserved for wine in most countries is in Belgium accorded to beer.” Josh Beeby, owner of the popular Barley’s located above The Trappe Door, has developed relationships with breweries and reps from around the US and world in the craft beer industry. The Trappe Door’s 13 taps and 150+ bottles contain the highest-quality Belgian beers and include some of the rarest beer available in the US today.

TSUNAMI SUSHI BAR & GRILL 106 E North Street (864) 467-1055 http://www.tsunamigreenville.com/ Authentic Japanese Sushi Restaurant and Bar where providing an exceptional dining experience is their priority. The freshest ingredients insure exquisite meals from the fun, creative atmosphere of the sushi bar to the intimate tabletop dining in the exotic interiors. Other exciting menu items include a variety of appealing appetizers and fabulous hibachi and tempura entrées. Dining in Downtown Greenville (continued) TUPELO HONEY 1 N Main Street (864) 451-6200 http://tupelohoneycafe.com/location/greenville/ Tupelo Honey is home to scratch-made and creative Southern food & spirits. Located in the heart of downtown Greenville, Tupelo serves weekday lunch, weekend brunch and dinner every evening. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared with responsibly sourced, seasonal and fresh ingredients. There’s a full bar, serving craft cocktails and local beers.

TWO CHEFS 644 N Main Street, Suite 107 (864) 370-9336 http://twochefscafeandmarket.com/ Two Chefs serves up delicious chef-crafted food that’s affordable, fresh, and fast. Whether you’re dropping in for lunch or picking up carryout for dinner, Two Chefs is the popular spot for people who want good food at a good price—but don’t want to sacrifice quality. Two Chefs Cafe and Market was created to bring you delicious deli food like sandwiches, salads, soups…but made in creative new ways, and with the freshest ingredients. Our menu is designed to use the best local ingredients to make delightful dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner—with organic and gluten-free options, too. In addition to your deli favorites, we also offer wines and desserts—such as brownies, melt-away bars, tiramisu, and seasonal favorites, like our award-winning pumpkin cheesecake!

UP ON THE ROOF 250 RiverPlace at the Embassy Suites (8th floor) (864) 242-4000 https://eatupdrinkup.net/ Featuring unparalleled views, high rise hand-crafted cocktails, artisan wines, craft beers and a small plates menu that highlights locally-sourced seasonal ingredients, UP on the Roof is a uniquely Greenville experience. Whether you’re looking for the perfect midday retreat or you simply want to spend a night in the clouds, the sky’s the limit at UP on the Roof.

UPSTATE CRAFT BEER CO. 400 Augusta Street (864) 609-4590 https://www.upstatecraftbeer.com/ Your one-stop-shop for all things craft beer. The taproom features 20 taps and 100+ bottles. While having a pint, check out the home brew supply store with Greenville’s largest selection with 80+ grains, 70+ hops, and 100+ yeasts. Try the U-Brew service where you and your friends can brew on a professional 1/2BBL Nano-Brew System.

VAULT & VATOR 655 S Main Street, Suite 100 (864) 603-1881 https://www.vaultandvator.com/ VAULT & VATOR is downtown Greenville’s first speakeasy-style modern cocktail lounge offering hand-crafted, made-to-order libations inspired by The Golden Age of cocktails during pre-prohibition and prohibition.

Tucked away in a subterranean basement space featuring the original Vault and Elevator (thus, Vault & Vator) that was built and occupied by the Dr. Pepper Cola Co. during the turn of the century, VAULT & VATOR aims to create a sophisticated atmosphere where cozy conversation can be exchanged while sipping on convivial cocktails paired with a well curated, small menu. ÿ   2019 Annual Convention June 26-28, 2019 The Hyatt Regency, Greenville, SC Registration Form Registration Deadline - May 28, 2019

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