Events

Commemorating two and a half centuries since its founding and spanning nearly 4.6 billion years of history, we are pleased to present America’s First Museum: 250 Years of Collecting, Preserving, and Educating [1] in the Historic Textiles Gallery. This year-long exhibit will feature a wide array of...

Our engaging and unique murder mystery dinner theatre performances have been playing across the country since 2004.  Join us for an evening full of intrigue, hilarity, and unscripted moments you simply can’t find anywhere else! Unlike a typical murder mystery dinner theatre performance, you won’t be...

An evening of adventure awaits you at Nighttime at the Museum!  Watch the past come alive as you explore the galleries after-hours with your flashlight. Discover figures from history, special displays, craft activities, and an exclusive scavenger hunt.

Join us for a night of fun for the whole...

Southern Exposure: Art of Play

All artists play, even in their most serious endeavors, because the essence of play is that effort without thought of utilitarian purpose. The Art of Play will feature 12 artists of the Southern Exposure Cooperative with work that addresses the theme of play or was...

Through my career, photos have been part of stories, or by themselves as news, features, illustrations, humor, sports, pictorials or portraits.

I enjoy the rich culture and people in the Anderson area, which loves to celebrate lifestyles, groups, seasons and a variety of sports.

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An evening of adventure awaits you at Nighttime at the Museum!  Watch the past come alive as you explore the galleries after-hours with your flashlight. Discover figures from history, special displays, craft activities, and an exclusive scavenger hunt.

Join us for a night of fun for the whole...

The Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus, along with Columbia’s Midlands Men’s Chorus, will present “Songs for Survival” on Friday, June 2 at First Baptist Greenville. The 7:00 p.m. performance will be highlighted by the major work /“When We No Longer Touch: A Cycle of Songs for Survival”/ by Kristopher Jon...

Saddle Up For Some Summer Fun At The AAC Ranch! Wrangle up the kids and book some time at the AAC Ranch! This summer art camp we will venture out to the wild west to get messy and creative with our own masterpieces inspired by life on a ranch: including livestock, working animals and wild animals...

Surround yourself with nature at The Charleston Museum’s Dill Sanctuary [1], a 580-acre wildlife sanctuary located on James Island along the Stono River. Campers get down and dirty exploring a marsh ecosystem and tracking animals along the trail while learning about archaeology, life in a marsh...

Discover the story of the girl who helped to bring indigo to Charleston. Enjoy the rare opportunity to view Eliza’s gown and some of her personal belongings.

Kid Tours is a series designed to highlight artifacts from our collection that have fascinated children for years. Kid Tours meet every...

Join Matthew Gibson, Curator of Natural History, or Jessie Peragine, Natural History Curatorial Assistant, on Fridays from 3:30 – 4:30 PM in the Bunting Natural History Gallery [1] lab. They will be on hand to share projects currently being worked on and to help identify your fossil finds.

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What's a FunFest? It's a vegan event for the community where you'll have fun! Save the date because you will not want to miss our third year event produced by Triangle Vegfest/Vegfest Expos and Cotton Branch Farm Sanctuary, both 501C3 Nonprofits.

Greenville FunFest is back and will be at a brand...