The Fourth Wall isn't your average classical ensemble—they are a genre-defying trio that blends virtuoso musicianship with theatre, dance, and acrobatics. Hailed by The Wall Street Journal for their "deft choreography," flutist Hilary Abigana, bass trombonist C. Neil Parsons, and percussionist Greg Jukes create a new hybrid art form. From sold-out Fringe festivals across the...
Browse + Stroll thoughtfully stages over 70 artists in four separate, easy-to-access sites in Travelers Rest, along the Swamp Rabbit Trail and Main Street. These pedestrian-friendly exhibits focus on presenting hand-made, local works by seasoned professionals. As a result, if you only have time for one weekend event, Browse + Stroll is a standout among...
Date: Saturday, March 21 Time: 2:00 – 4:00pm Cost: $35 ($30 BRAC Members) Instructor: Larry Bennett Skill Level: All Levels Welcome Tips and tricks to better photographs, apps to use and have fun with. This class will focus more on the creative aspect. Bring an iPad, iPhone or Android phone. “Seeing an image in my...
Spend an evening with two of Greenville’s favorite musical oddities, where violin shredding cabaret rock meets haunting and gossamer gothic rock, all for those of us who like their music a little on the different side. There will be eccentric millionaires, witches, ghost stories (a LOT of ghost stores), vampires, and more than few songs...
Join us for a guided tour of Anne Goldthwaite: Modern Woman, celebrating a bold modernist and outspoken advocate for women’s rights. This tour explores how Goldthwaite’s experiences in New York and Paris, her participation in the suffrage movement, and her leadership in women-led art organizations shaped both her art and her legacy as a trailblazing...
The musicians of Balalaika Fantasie draw inspiration from their life-long passion for Slavic folk music and their diverse backgrounds. Performing on authentic Russian folk instruments, their repertoire includes Russian, Ukrainian, Gypsy and Jewish folk music. Angelina Galashenkova-Reed is a virtuoso on the 3-string domra and a former member of the Andreev Orchestra of St. Petersburg....
Say What?! extended Open Mic is at Coffee Underground on Sunday! Host Kimberly Simms. All poetry styles welcome: page or stage! A fun full night of open mic slots for local poets on a first-come, first serve basis. Open mic poets may read/recite one poem. Coffee Underground 1 E. Coffee St. Doors Open 7pm. $10.
The Department of Visual Arts at Greenville Technical College is thrilled to announce the 36th Annual Upstate High School Art Exhibition (AUHSAE). 49 teachers from 25 Upstate high schools across 7 counties submitted 195 works from182 students. The exhibition consists of 13 categories including traditional medias such as drawing, painting, and ceramics, but also specialized...
LEVEL ONE | Ages 10–Adult Mondays (Evenings) 3–5 PM or 5–7 PM (subject to availability) ✨No experience needed!✨ This 5-week course is perfect for beginners looking to explore painting in a low-pressure, creative environment. Students will learn color mixing, brush handling, elements of design, and simple composition—while building confidence and enjoying the process. Small Class...
Introduction to Oil Painting: Working with the Zorn Palette Discover the foundations of oil painting through the beauty and discipline of a limited color palette. This four-week course is designed for beginners and focuses on developing strong color mixing and painting skills using just a few carefully selected pigments, made famous by the Swedish painter...
The Fine Arts Center’s A.M. Jazz Performance class presents its inaugural recital, featuring jazz standards and classics that highlight ensemble playing and developing improvisational skills.
The Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus will join forces with the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC for a free concert (donations accepted) on Thursday, March 26 at First Baptist Greenville at 7:30 PM. The performance will feature an hour of music with each chorus performing on their own, along with a set that showcases the...