Aiken Center for the Arts

StevePotts

2 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

2 months ago

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

Kristina Stoner

a year 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! 🥰🥰🥰

Kurt Wiese

2 years ago

We've been to the Arts Center many times and always enjoy the various displays. We have purchased numerous paintings, photos and also a unique sculpture. Today I purchased an interesting necklace to surprise my wife with after today's golf game!

Joe Porche

a year ago

My wife and I are traveling nurses and while working at a local hospital came across this gem of an art gallery, Aiken Center for the Arts and found this beautiful painting by a local artist, Karey Santos. This picture goes so well with our colors.