Pablo Picasso comes to the Arts Center
February 9, 2024
Doug Mishler portrays Pablo Picasso in Greenville Chautauqua's History Comes Alive!
With free admission on Feb. 9, you can hear Pablo Picasso speak at the Simpsonville Arts Center as part of the Greenville Chautauqua "History Comes Alive" series! Doors at the Arts Center open at 1 p.m. with Pablo making an appearance on the auditorium stage at 2 p.m. Seating is limited and on a first-come first-served basis. On-street parking is available on Academy, Church and College streets, and more public parking can be found on North Main, South Main, Trade and West Curtis streets and at Simpsonville City Hall on Hedge Street. Attendees are encouraged to carpool.
Congratulations to Clark Nesbitt of Clark Nesbitt’s No Dreams Deferred for the significant honor of receiving the Founders Award at the South Carolina Children's Theatre gala on June 7. The Founders Award is the most prestigious honor the South Carolina Theatre Association can bestow, and it recognizes the individual or organization that has demonstrated a sustained investment with long-standing service to and promotion of theatre in South Carolina. The Simpsonville Arts Center is proud to host Clark Nesbitt and Clark Nesbitt’s No Dreams Deferred on our stage!
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Check out scenes from Picasso's visit to the Arts Center
