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Peace Center unveils 2026-27 Broadway season lineup
Peace Center reveals its 2026-27 Broadway season with nine shows, including Wicked, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Beauty and the Beast.
Pelzer Auditorium renovation ushers in historic rebirth
The historic Pelzer Auditorium is undergoing a $1.2 million renovation to improve seating, accessibility and comfort while preserving its century-old legacy.
Film and television studio launches at Spark Center in Spartanburg
Salt Run Entertainment opens its 25,000-square-foot studio at Spartanburg Community College’s Spark Center, intended to boost South Carolina’s film and TV industry.
Greenville County Museum of Art outdoor space named for Arthur and Holly Magill
The Greenville County Museum of Art has named its campus after Arthur and Holly Magill, honoring their legacy and decades of support for the arts.
One Columbia arts group to move headquarters to historic building
One Columbia is relocating to the Ensor Keenan House and launching new artist grants, reinforcing its support for Columbia's growing creative community.
Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston names new president and CEO
H. Alexander Rich, Ph.D., has been named the new CEO of Charleston's Gibbes Museum of Art. He joins the museum in August after a national search.
Spartanburg filmmaker honored at Cannes for impact
Spartanburg filmmaker Karen Floyd wins Cannes award for humanitarian impact, celebrating her film work spotlighting charities and global resilience.
Greenville Women Giving awards $508K to nonprofits
Greenville Women Giving awards $508,250 in grants to seven nonprofits in arts, education, health and more, supporting critical community needs.
IAAM in Charleston appoints new chief operating officer
The executive was the first Black COO and administrator at the National Gallery of Art.
Charleston seamstress turns fashion into passion with clothing brand
The entrepreneur is off to a fast start, with her creations being worn by an actress on a big-city stage.
Event venue coming to Navy Yard Charleston redevelopment
The 38,000-square-foot venue is the brainchild of a Charleston native, Billboard chart-topping reggae band member.
Fall for Greenville festival postponed — what to know
Festival officials said they are dedicated to giving back to those suffering in and around the community.
