The AECOM Center for Performing Arts, home to the Aiken Community Playhouse, is a spacious 17,000 square foot facility perfect for meetings or conferences.
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Welcome to the Aiken Art Annex — three beautiful and unique spaces dedicated to the appreciation of the arts in Aiken.
Mission: To stimulate interest in the visual arts and create opportunities...
The mission of the City of Aiken Art Commission is...
Aiken Center for the Arts promotes the arts in the community with art educational classes, fine art gallery sales including local artists and exhibition opportunities in 5 galleries, cultural activities, films, musical performances, rental options and partnerships in the arts community. The gift shop offers an eclectic variety of fabulous artistic works.
Mission: The Society’s primary purpose is the presentation of
Mission: To share the beauty of the art of dance
Aiken Community Playhouse (ACP) is a non-profit, volunteer, community theater dedicated to producing quality shows at reasonable prices.
Set within one of Aiken's famed "Winter Colony" cottages, the Aiken County Historical Museum, also known as "Banksia" after the Banksia Rose, will enthrall visitors with Aiken's past, present and future.
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Aiken Singers is an adult choral group under the direction of Diane Haslam.
The Aiken Symphony Guild was founded in 1986 to bring exceptional music to our community.
The Aiken Symphony Orchestra, a not-for-profit IRS 501 (c)(3) organization, brings a dramatic new dimension to the music culture of Aiken.
Mission Statement: The Aiken Chamber Orchestra (ARCO) is dedicated to......
Membership: Library cards are available at no cost to those...
Art & Soul of Aiken is a gallery uniquely structured for artists to rent their display space and pocket all of the proceeds for their work.
Art Nook School & Studio offers everything from year-round classes for aspiring artists to laid-back workshops for casual creatives.
A contemporary Paint Your Own Pottery Studio! Follow us on Instagram: bisquecutsandglazy.
The Center for African American History, Arts and Culture is housed in the historic Immanuel Institute Building, located on the corner of York and Richland streets. The Center preserves the legacy begun in 1881 by Rev. W. R. Coles, a Presbyterian missionary. From humble beginnings in a small six-room house Rev. Coles established The Immanuel Institute to educate African Americans. In 1889 he constructed this building to house the growing school.
The Center for African American History, Arts and Culture is housed in the historic Immanuel Institute Building, located on the corner of York and Richland streets.
This facility is operated by the City of Aiken Parks, Recreation & Tourism.
The Etherredge Center is USC Aiken's premiere venue for theatre, concerts, community events and art galleries.
Chartered in Augusta, the chorus draws women from nearby Georgia and South Carolina who enjoy the close, four-part a cappella harmony of this uniquely-American art form.
The mission of Joye in Aiken is to support the advancement of the performing arts and serve the community by...
The mission of MAiken Music of Aiken, South Carolina is to bring the joy of women’s a cappella singing to our community and to our members through performances and musical collaborations.
Award winning multi media artist Carolyn Bohn began her art career over two decades ago. Carolyn States that “Being an artist has enhanced my life. I find that I am more aware of my surroundings and am constantly looking for compositions, warm and cool colors, values and textures.”
Mission: Partners in Friendship is a non-profit.....
Visit Rose Hill to experience the charm of Aiken’s most originally preserved “Winter Colony” estate.
SCWW is a literary arts organization serving both new and established.....
Antiques, antiquities, jewelry, tea & coffee.
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