The First Friday of every month from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. First Fridays invites you to navigate Greenville’s visual arts scene each month as galleries and venues are open to the public from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. There are a number of resources on this page to help you plan your route. First, you can...
Apply for a FREE art tent at ARTS AFTER DARK @ Downtown Alive! Open to artists and arts organizations. Sign-ups are FIRST COME FIRST SERVE. Arts After Dark at Downtown Alive brings Greenville's local artists to you. Experience these talented makers' works on display in the covered tents marked with the "Arts After Dark" logo...
In honor of Women's History Month this March, you're invited to an historic photography show, "Through the Eyes of Lucy Burrows Morley: A Photography Exhibition” — featuring a segment from the collection of 20th-century, black and white photography taken by Morley with her Kodak Brownie camera during travels across Michigan, the United States, and beyond....
VilLive Music & Art Fest is a multi‑weekend celebration of the creative spirit that defines the West Village of Greenville. Rooted in community, artistry, and local culture, the festival brings together makers, musicians, small businesses, and neighbors to create an immersive experience of connection and creativity. Saturdays (3–10 PM) expand into a full artisan market paired...
The Simpsonville Arts Center will be showcasing the work of Diane Fleischer, a pastel, oil, and acrylic painter (https://www.dfleischer-art.com). Diane's art focuses on portraiture inspired by the beauty of our world and the unending creativity of God. This show will also contain some of her landscapes and animal portraits in both acrylic and oils. Diane...
Flat Out Under Pressure (FOUP) is a 24-hour art-making event and exhibition open to Greenville County residents OR residents within a 15-mile radius of Downtown Greenville. Eight winning artists will be selected by a guest juror to have their work professionally recreated on the eight sponsored recycling bins in downtown Greenville for the following calendar...
Opening Reception: April 10, 2026 | 6 - 8 PM Featuring a series of works built on clean geometry and deliberate linework, artist Robert Jameson explores the tension between order and individuality. Lines function as both a framework and a guide for the viewer’s eye, reinforcing a sense of discipline and control. Yet within this...
Trails Art Gallery in Greenville, South Carolina invites submissions for a juried exhibition, Celebrate 250 Years!, honoring the spirit, history, and beauty of our nation as we approach America’s 250th anniversary. The theme Celebrate 250 Years! is intentionally broad in interpretation. Artists are encouraged to explore what this milestone means to them—whether through iconic American...
Vandiver Gallery invites artists to submit exhibition proposals for consideration at Anderson University during the 2027/2028 academic school year! Exhibitions may be solo, group or curated shows and artists working in any media are encouraged to apply. There is no submission fee for this opportunity. Deadline: July 1, 2026 The application can be found at...
Art & Light Gallery is thrilled to present Cultivated Chaos an exhibition of work by Cora Morris (Savannah, G.A.), Teresa Roche (Greenville, S.C.) and Laurel Siwicki (Niceville, F.L.) launching on the Art & Light website and in the gallery at 10am (EST) on Tuesday, March 31 with an opening reception on Friday, April 3 from...
Art & Light Gallery is happy to present Verdant Paths an exhibition of work by Annalisa Fink (Lexington, S.C.), Holly Graham (Charlotte, N.C.) and Sali Swalla (Los Angeles, CA) launching on the Art & Light website and in the gallery at 10am (EST) on Tuesday, April 28 with an opening reception on Friday, May 1...
Opening Reception: Friday, May 1, 2026 | 5:30 – 7:30 PM The Neighborhood Cancer Connection’s art gallery - “the art gallery at NCC” - is honored to present The Color of Hope: Where Nature Dances, a vibrant and uplifting exhibition featuring the work of Greenville-based artists Allison Ford and Caroline Calder. Their paintings celebrate the...