Celebrating our renaming, the Sensational Sigal exhibition presents highlights from the unparalleled musical instrument collection of Marlowe A. Sigal while exploring the life of a man behind this remarkable gift. The exhibition features a broad rand of objects and offers one of the most robust displays of keyboard instruments and wind instruments in the world.

Sigal Music Museum and pianist, Zachary Hughes have come together to celebrate the 250th birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven. Beethoven’s work has withstood the test of time and echoes of his famous hooks are heard in contemporary music spanning across genres. Join us Mondays on Facebook!

An exhibit of stained glass, paintings, ceramics and wood by local artists Sherrill Hill and David Young.

Spatula Cafe
118 Smythe Street
Greenville, SC  29611

hours: Tuesday – Sunday | 7:30 AM – 1:30 PM

Closing reception March 27, 6-8 PM

The artists exhibiting in Shaping Identity, Eli Warren (Greenville, SC, photography), Elizabeth Claffey (Bloomington, IN, photography) and Katie Kameen (Graniteville, SC, sculpture) share an interest in unearthing the relationship between cultural identity and personal history. Through storytelling and object sharing, the artists examine both the physical presence of the body and the historical narratives that shape identity. The materials we use and the clothing we wear inform our understanding of the past and reveal the relationship to the body, whether for comfort, protection or adornment.

https://www.artcentergreenville.org/galleriesatgcca

Celebrating our renaming, the Sensational Sigal exhibition presents highlights from the unparalleled musical instrument collection of Marlowe A. Sigal while exploring the life of a man behind this remarkable gift. The exhibition features a broad rand of objects and offers one of the most robust displays of keyboard instruments and wind instruments in the world.

Sigal Music Museum and pianist, Zachary Hughes have come together to celebrate the 250th birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven. Beethoven’s work has withstood the test of time and echoes of his famous hooks are heard in contemporary music spanning across genres. Join us Mondays on Facebook!

Members of the Christ Church Schola Cantorum will present selections from the Passion and Easter portions of Handel’s Messiah.

Composed in 1741 by George Fredric Handel, Messiah has become one of the best-known and most frequently performed choral works in Western music. In Part II, Handel concentrates on the Passion and ends with the “Hallelujah” chorus. In Part III, he covers the resurrection of the dead and Christ’s glorification in heaven.

Masks are required for any event on Christ Church’s campus, including this performance. Upon check-in, guests will be temperature checked and must answer COVID screening questions. Seating is first come, first serve and is every other pew.

For more information, please call 864.271.8773 or email smarczynski@ccgsc.org

Saturday, April 10, 2021

100 submissions, 3 finalists, 1 winner and you help us decide! We are pleased to hold our 18th Annual New Play Festival this year celebrating SC playwrights. The winning playwright receives a
cash prize and consideration for production in the following season. As always, this event is free and open to the public.

Celebrating our renaming, the Sensational Sigal exhibition presents highlights from the unparalleled musical instrument collection of Marlowe A. Sigal while exploring the life of a man behind this remarkable gift. The exhibition features a broad rand of objects and offers one of the most robust displays of keyboard instruments and wind instruments in the world.

The Foothills Philharmonic Orchestra concludes its 2020-21 season at the Riverside Baptist 1249 S. Suber Rd Greer, SC 29650, Saturday, May 1, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. with the Pops Celebration Concert and Instrument Petting Zoo (7:00pm). All of Foothills’ concerts are free and general admission to the public. Refreshments will be provided following the performance at our reception where people can meet and greet the performers. The concert includes popular music favorites from movies, classical music, and television shows. In addition, we will be holding an instrument petting zoo open for all children before the concert. At this event, children of all ages will be able to try out the different instruments of the orchestra as we work to encourage the next generation to pursue music studies on an orchestral instrument.
Performing in Greenville since 2000, Foothills Philharmonic is committed to providing high-quality, classical music performances to the Upstate community free of charge. The orchestra is an all-volunteer orchestra made up of accomplished non-professional musicians from the Upstate region of South Carolina. Orchestra membership includes individuals from many walks of life including part-time musicians, teachers, lawyers, business professionals, and homemakers. Kory Vrieze is the Orchestra’s Artistic Director and Conductor. Membership in the Foothills Philharmonic is open to amateur and professional musicians. Training in youth orchestra, college orchestra, or professional orchestra, in the Greenville Concert Band or an equivalent band is suggested as necessary experience. For more information about joining the orchestra, interested parties should contact our personnel manager at foothillspersonnel@foothillsphil.org.
For more information about this concert, or about the Foothills Philharmonic Orchestra, please visit foothillsphilharmonic.org. or call the office at (864) 326-5780.