Greenville Center for Creative Arts

Greenville Center for Creative Arts is an art center in Greenville, SC. This nonprofit community arts center serves artists at all stages, from beginners to masters, and the broader Upstate SC community. The center provides various specialized services, including gallery exhibitions, an art school, summer art camps, and the Brandon Fellowship. Through its Main Gallery and Community Gallery, the center showcases contemporary art from local, regional, and national artists.

The organization operates under a "Create & Connect" philosophy, aiming to make creativity accessible through education, community programs, and artist support. Notable offerings include the Art of Business classes, the Artist Resource Library, and specialized programs such as the correctional facility art programs and the Aspiring Artists initiative. Beyond exhibitions, the center hosts unique events like ChimeraFest, NightShifts, and the Art Bash, while also providing a space for studio artists and members to present their work.

Located on Abney St, the center is situated near the Hone school and a short distance from Shoeless Joe Jackson Memorial Park and Brushy Creek. It sits near the intersection of Pendleton Street and Old Easley Highway.

The center maintains thorough, well-documented business information available online, and its website is structured to be read cleanly by search engines.

The Greenville Center for Creative Arts remains a vital resource for fostering inspiration and lifelong learning within the Greenville arts community.

Services:

• Art Classes and Workshops
• Artist Fellowship Programs
• Community Events
• Exhibitions
• Summer Art Camps