Aiken Center for the Arts

Jessica Williams

2 months ago

On July 18, 2026 at 2:30pm. This was my first visit and won't be my last. Staff was super helpful and available at the desk and had all the answers i needed. Very cool that they offer free music lessons for all ages, only in woodwind and stringed instruments. (Most instruments provided). Here they offer alot of cool classes, especially for kids during the summer. See pics. I really did enjoy exploring this hidden gem and the amazing talent that was displayed inside. I was told exhibits usually last a month.

StevePotts

4 months ago

A vibrant cultural cornerstone located in the heart of downtown. It serves as a community hub dedicated to providing visual and performing arts experiences for all ages. Founded in 1972, it was originally established as the Rose Hill Center for the Arts by local artists Nancy Wilds and Pat Koelker. In 2000, the organization officially changed its name to the Aiken Center for the Arts. The building includes five exhibition galleries, seven art classrooms, a retail Gallery Store, and a 180-seat performance pavilion. For other historic reviews and more, click on my name. Thanks.

Jessica Smith

4 months ago

Absolutely phenomenal pieces in here. Free to the public. Air conditioned :-) wonderful inclusion of community and beauty

RT Yoder

3 months ago

They punch above their weight in the quality of exhibitions they put on. Always interesting, often moving. I love coming in and just browsing, though I have also purchased art (and cards) here. We're truly lucky to have the Aiken Center for the Arts!

Kristina Stoner

2 years ago

My daughter does weekly private lessons with Ms Sharon. It's mind blowing how much she gets done in one hour! Her skills are growing and I couldn't be prouder! Thanks to all that contribute to keeping this facility running and giving people a way to express themselves through art! 🥰🥰🥰