Admission is Always Free
Hartsville Museum and the Sculpture Courtyard anchor downtown Hartsville’s Cultural Plaza
Founded in 1980, the Hartsville Museum is housed in a 1930’s U.S. Post Office building. We offer local history and art exhibits. Our neighboring Sculpture Courtyard, added in 2000, features multiple types of sculpture.
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M-F: 10 a.m. –4 p.m.
Sa: Open 2nd and 3rd Saturdays of the Month from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Su Closed
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The Hartsville Museum is proud to have partnered with the South Carolina Grand United Order of the Odd Fellows and the South Carolina State Library on a digitization project supported by SC Humanities. Thousands of documents, the largest collection in SC, pertaining to SCGUOOF Lodge’s and Household of Ruth have been recovered from Professor Henry H. Butler’s office. These include Membership Applications, Membership Certificates, Beneficiary Payouts, Rosters, Correspondence, Quarterly and Annual Reporting, District Letters, Accounting Ledgers, and more. This is an ongoing project as the Museum works through the thousands of documents.
Support the arts
in downtown hartsville
the art and wine stroll will go on, rain or shine,
so make sure to bring an umbrella if things look gloomy!
What
Main Street Hartsville, Black Creek Arts, and the Hartsville Museum are excited to present the 2024 Heart of the Holidays Art and Wine Stroll. Take a stroll through beautiful Downtown Hartsville and view amazing artwork by local artists while tasting a variety of wines and shopping late with your favorite businesses.
Parking will be available at any city public parking lot and First Baptist Church. Early bird ticket price is $35 per person, plus fees until November 18th, at which time prices will change to $40. Day of ticket sales are $45. All proceeds will go towards programming for the new Hartsville Cultural District.
When
Friday, November 22nd, from 6:00pm-8:00pm. Limited tickets will be available at the door.
Where
The stroll will begin at the Hartsville Museum and will convene through Downtown Hartsville.
Thank you to our sponsors, Coker University, Oconee Federal, MPD Electric, North Industrial Machines, the Hartsville Museum, Black Creek Arts Council, Duke Energy, and SPC Credit Union for supporting this program!
Sign me up!
Purchase tickets securely online with a Visa, MasterCard or Debit Card. You can also make your reservation in person and pay via Cash or Check at the Hartsville Museum at 222 North Fifth Street in Downtown Hartsville.
The online payments link above will open our secure reservation form at the The Key, Hartsville Visitor’s Center website, squareup.com.
