This annual black-tie event offers live music and food as well as the opportunity to purchase art and antiques. The event helps support the Greenville County Museum of Art.
Presented by United Community Bank, the 35th annual Antiques, Fine Art & Design Weekend will open to the public on Friday, October 15 and continues through Sunday, October 17. Admission is $10, good for all three days of the event. Fun and inspiring, AFAD weekend features more than 25 dealers from across the country exhibiting the best antiques, fine […]
Create one-of-a-kind gifts for the holiday season! Join Karoline and John O’Rourke, of Kakilaki StudioArts, for a fun and easy introduction to making fused glass. Choose from a variety of items, including holiday ornaments, magnets, suncatchers, drink coasters, swizzle sticks, decorative bowls, and wine bottle stoppers. If class time allows, and you'd like to make another […]
Join us in the art studio for a family-friendly art activity. Paint your own Valentine's Day cards for the special people in your life! Children must be accompanied by an adult. Recommended for ages five and older. Join the wait list here.
Artist Christina Laurel invites us for a closer look at a selected portrait on view at the Museum. With focused attention on figure drawing, this activity will provide a gentle introduction to observation and sketching from a work of art. Open to any skill level. Sketch pads and pencils are provided, or bring your own.
Relax and enjoy the roots music of Lucy Allen and Marshall Goers. This acoustic duo's repertoire combines elements of various musical genres, including folk, celtic, and bluegrass.
Join us for a guided tour of Soul Deep: African-American Masterworks, and consider how the voices of artists such as David Drake, William H. Johnson, Merton Simpson, and others, have impacted the telling of America's story.
Enjoy the lush harmonies and swinging rhythms of Greenville's own Quatrophonics saxophone quartet. Their unique take on pop and jazz standards provides a terrific soundtrack for viewing art.
Join painter Paul Yanko for a discussion about how an artist's style evolves over time, influenced both by formal study as well as personal experiences. Whether you're an artist or just curious about how an artist's mind works, this talk will offer fresh insights into thinking about art.
Join artist Christina Laurel for a closer look a selected portrait on view at the Museum. With focused attention on figure drawing, this activity will provide a gentle introduction to observation and sketching from a work of art. Open to any skill level. Sketch pads and pencils are provided, or bring your own.
Celebrate Juneteenth with a guided tour of Soul Deep: African American Masterworks. We will explore how the work of such Black artists as David Drake, William H. Johnson, Merton Simpson, and others tells America's full story.
Dive in and explore the ocean through the magic of art! This fun camp gives kids a chance to explore a variety of media, including collage, painting, clay, and printmaking. We’ll discover inspiration in sea creatures, shells, and the mysteries of the ocean. Register here. $85 plus $15 for materials. Instructor - Brian Morgan
You'll be swept away by beautiful and beloved melodies performed by Glow Lyric Theatre, Greenville’s only opera and musical theater company. An ensemble of professional singers will serenade you with famous opera arias, hits from your favorite musicals, and special selections from Glow's upcoming 2022 Summer Festival Season.
Ideas for making art are all around us! Finding inspiration in plants, animals, and things found outside, campers will use their imaginations to explore the great outdoors through art. Budding artists will work with collage, painting, printmaking and clay. Register here. $85 plus $15 for materials Instuctor - Elizabeth Watson
Printmaking is a medium that allows an artist to transfer an image from one surface to another, offering countless possibilities. In this camp, aspiring artists will explore a variety of printing techniques including relief prints, screen prints, and monotypes using gelli plates. Instruction is designed to build technical and design skills, while developing personal style. Register […]
Tamassee Tune Traders (Andy Brooks, Marshall Goers, and Lucy Allen) provide traditional songs and tunes for an afternoon of toe-tapping entertainment.
Get Wild with Art and create a fun mixed-media project inspired by animals! Feel free to bring pictures of your pets or favorite animals for inspiration. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
"This wimpled, whining, purblind, wayward boy, the Senior Junior, giant dwarf . . .Cupid!" returns for the Greenville Shakespeare Company's 22nd season, and a sneak peek of the company's performance "Love's Labor's Lost," featuring four beautiful and brainy women, four scholars-turned sutiors, and a troupe of confident yet clumsy clowns.
Travel through time along with the Greenville Jazz Collective as they perform a progression of jazz music through the years. Starting with 1920's Dixieland, swinging through Cool School, and ending with modern and contemporary jazz, this diverse program will feature standards that set the trends for the jazz world.
Have you ever wondered about how museums document the works in their collections? Join professional object photography consultant Jamie Stukenberg for a look behind the scenes at his career photographing the work of such noted artists as Jasper Johns, as well as personal and museum collections across the country. Whether you're a photographer looking for […]
Join us for a Family Art Adventure where we'll celebrate the end of summer with Gyotaku, a traditional form of Japanese printing using fish! For ages 5 and up.