The Radio Room building is an Art déco-style former service station, built in 1949 in the aftermath of the tragic Vanport flood as the neighborhood became home to many of those who fled the vanished town. Rich in history but temporarily unloved, the Radio Room building sat decaying and unwanted for many years.

Greenville is an amazing city with something to offer everyone. There are outdoor activities, an exploration of its rich history, a world-class botanical garden, and an open-air trolley ride through the downtown district. For even more adventure, take a kayak or whitewater rafting trip on the Saluda River.

The Radio Room is a must-visit while in Greenville. With its mix of live music, films, art showings, lectures, and presentations in an Art déco-style building built in 1949, it is sure to be an unforgettable experience.