Mice on Main is a popular public art installation in Greenville, South Carolina, featuring nine bronze mice sculptures hidden along Main Street. Created by local artist Rick Erwin, the mice are designed to encourage exploration of the downtown area and provide a fun activity for visitors of all ages. Clues to the mice's locations can be found at local businesses, online, and in a dedicated book available for purchase. The hunt spans approximately five blocks and offers a unique way to experience the shops, restaurants, and atmosphere of downtown Greenville.
Families with children, couples looking for a unique activity, and individuals who enjoy scavenger hunts and exploring urban environments.
Spring and fall offer pleasant weather for walking and exploring Main Street.
Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends. Morning or early afternoon are recommended to avoid crowds and the heat of the day. Finding the mice can be more difficult at night.
Main Street is generally accessible, with smooth sidewalks and ramps at most intersections. However, some mice may be located in areas with uneven surfaces or require navigating around obstacles. Wheelchair accessibility varies depending on the specific location of each mouse.
The activity is highly kid-friendly, with the mice being a captivating attraction for children. Stroller access is generally good on Main Street. Clues and guidebooks are available to enhance the experience for younger children.
Pets are generally allowed on Main Street, but check with individual businesses regarding their pet policies.
Main Street offers a wide variety of restaurants, cafes, and snack shops. Picnic areas are available in nearby Falls Park on the Reedy.
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