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  • Back Where I Come From: The Upcountry’s Piedmont Blues

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    Back Where I Come From, the Upcountry History Museum – Furman University’s newest upcoming, semi-permanent exhibition will take visitors on an enlightening experience through the roots and evolution of the Upcountry South Carolina’s blues history. Through an in-house exhibition, diverse programming, and musical performances, the project will explore the history of the Upcountry’s Piedmont Blues, including... Read more »

  • Friday Flick

    Flash Gordon (1981) See the films that inspired the work of Alex Ross on the big screen at the  Upcountry History Museum. Movies are free to Museum Members and free with regular admission to all other guests.    

  • Neighborhood Night

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    Upcountry History Museum 540 Buncombe Street, Greenville, SC, United States

    The Upcountry History Museum – Furman University is committed to making our museum open to everyone. Thanks to generous grant support the Museum is open on the first Thursday evening of every month for Neighborhood Nights.  Neighborhood Nights will run from 5:30-8:30 pm during which time admission to the museum and all museum exhibitions will... Read more »

  • Friday Flick

    Superman the Movie (1978) See the films that inspired the work of Alex Ross on the big screen at the  Upcountry History Museum. Movies are free to Museum Members and free with regular admission to all other guests.

  • Connections Cafe

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    The Connections Café is a program in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association. The monthly meeting offers a fun and relaxed way for people living with early-stage memory loss to get connected with one another through social events that promote interaction and companionship.  This is a place where the care partner can receive information while connecting... Read more »

  • Friday Flicks

    Triumph of the Soul: The Story of Two Holocaust Survivors Join us for a Friday Flick in connection with "The Power of Children" exhibition and the story of Anne Frank. While young Anne did not survive the horrors of the concentration camps, learn about two individuals who did. Hear their story in their own words... Read more »