Art, music, and more…

There’s something for everyone as the Greenville County Museum of Art continues a range of special events and programs on Thursday evenings. The Museum is open every Thursday until 8 pm. It's a cool, comfortable way to spend some time!

February 18
Against the Odds, the Artists of the Harlem Renaissance, a video and discussion

March 4
Curator’s View, a gallery talk by Martha R. Severens on the exhibition A Portrait of Greenville.

March 18
Highlights from the new book Beautiful Places, the Timeless Beauty of South Carolina’s State Parks, with author Chad Prosser, Director of South Carolina's department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism. The book explains and illustrates the Palmetto State's natural wonders.

March 25
Artists Talk: Greenville-area artists offer their take on A Portrait of Greenville.

April 15
Emrys Foundation poets share poetry inspired by Greenville: William Aarnes, Davis Enloe, and Terri McCord

April 29
Shaping Greenville’s Skyline, Ed Zeigler of Craig Gaulden Davis moderates a panel of area architects, responding to paintings in A Portrait of Greenville

May 13
Highlights and Insights, a tour with Curator Martha R. Severens

May 20
Swamp Rabbit, Rail to Trail: Connecting People and Places in Outdoor Greenville with Mike Teachy and Ty Houck of the Greenville County Recreation District

June 17
Art on a Spoon takes on Southern Traditions: A History of BBQ with William McKinney, co-author of Holy Smoke: The Big Book of North Carolina Barbecue

Thursday Evening Programs begin at 6:30 pm and
they're all absolutely free!

Gabrielle de Veaux Clements
Garden Path, 1919
on view in Art & Artists of South Carolina through January 3, 2010

Sunday Gallery Talk

Sunday, March 21, 2:00 pm
Martha R. Severens offers The Curator’s View, a gallery talk about
the exhibition A Portrait of Greenville.