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Aiken Center for the Arts, founded 50 years ago, has provided our community and visitors alike a place to find themselves through art.

Singer Brooke Lundy and pianist John Vaughn bring rich melodies and classical holiday music to The Willcox each December.

If you’ve been a fan of the theatre arts in Aiken for any length over time over the last half century, it’s almost a guarantee that you have experienced a production that has included Aiken native Jim Moore’s influence.

You can be inspired by the ever-changing artwork in the Main Gallery Exhibit, which features artists from around the world as well as local and regional talent from the South...

Big! News! Just in time for summer, The Market returns to The Alley this June from 6 to 8pm on Thursdays.

With a rich history that tells the story of creativity in our city, Aiken Center for the Arts provides our region with the best available instruction in fine arts and crafts

Renowned artists + live performances + safety-conscious viewing = pure Joye

Fig's purpose is to serve our community well, and that goal would simply be unattainable without the hard work of nonprofits like Aiken Center for the Arts...

Learn about how Aiken Center for the Arts is providing art education and opportunities amidst the pandemic.

Learn more about our 2020 Social Mission Partner: Cumbee Center for Abused Persons.

We are moving into the fall season and it’s a season of newness, a season of home, and a season of change.

In the mid -1800s , the Legare-Morgan House was a quaint, charming yellow cottage “just before the bridge” and was a part of the original Winter Colony of Aiken, South Carolina.