The Chapman Cultural Center opened in October of 2007 in downtown Spartanburg at East St. John Street and North Converse Street, adjacent to Barnet Park. The three-building campus comprises 86,000 gross square feet, providing space for visual and performing arts, science and history:

• 500-seat Community Theater, home to Spartanburg Little Theatre (including the Youth Theatre) and Spartanburg Repertory Company
• Spartanburg Art Museum (SAM) of Art and Art School
• Spartanburg County Regional History Museum
• Ballet Spartanburg Dance Education Center
• Spartanburg Science Center
• Spartanburg Artists' Guild Gallery
• Music Foundation of Spartanburg
• The Arts Partnership of Greater Spartanburg

The Chapman Cultural Center is a place for celebrating history, science and the visual and performing arts and a place for them to flourish. A key program component is promoting educational and entertainment interactions among its visitors while simultaneously creating a civic presence for the site's downtown urban context.

To learn more about the Chapman Cultural Center and upcoming events and activities there, visit the Chapman Cultural Center's website at www.chapmanculturalcenter.org