Tomorrow, July 1, marks 10 years since GVLtoday first hit inboxes across this city, and last week we shared just how different Greenville looked in 2016. Now, we're looking ahead. What will Greenville look like when we celebrate 20 years in 2036?

The arena district will transform

The Bi-lo Center was already Bon Secours Wellness Arena by 2016, but no matter what its name is, it's going to look different by 2036. Right now, the arena is going through the process to secure funding and approve designs for a $282 million transformation, and we hope the amphitheater has a stacked lineup of outdoor concerts by the time we celebrate two decades.

County Square could go vertical

Though construction has been quiet on the West End, we hope to see the $1 billion redevelopment open by 2036, featuring retail, dining, and entertainment (such as a rooftop cinema).

SkyDrive in action — SkyDrive wants everyone to have access to eVTOLs. | Rendering by SkyDrive

Could we see flying cars?

This feels extremely futuristic, but Japanese eVTOL company SkyDrive Inc. did enter the US market in partnership with Greenville’s Downtown Airport. SkyDrive's goal is to make driving in the sky accessible to everyone by 2050, which means 2036 for Upstate testing could be possible, right?

Using the Reedy recreationally

We know we're dreaming big on this one, but what if the Reedy River is cleaned up by 2036 so it can be used recreationally? Locals know not to get in the water, but what if we could?

Whether it's something you know is coming like a new development, or something you're dreaming about (like Woodruff Road without traffic), let us know what you want to see in Greenville by 2036.