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Located within the lobby of the Harper Center for the Arts, the Fine Arts Box Office is open Monday-Friday from 1:00-5:00 pm during the academic year. Tickets may be obtained in person or by telephoning the Fine Arts Box Office at 864-833-8317 or toll free at 800-476-7272, extension 8317.
Please let us know when purchasing tickets if you require special seating.
Non-ticketed events are open to the public at no charge. However some events, when indicated, may require tickets. Admission is free to the exhibits in the Elizabeth Stone Harper Art Gallery, which is open daily from noon until 5 pm (when college is in session).
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Instituted in 1983 by the college's faculty, the Newton G. Hardie Cultural Enrichment Program is designed to ensure that Presbyterian College students have the broad and rich cultural experience that is desired and expected of liberal arts graduates. Students are required to attend twenty lecture events and twenty performance events during their tenure at Presbyterian College. The schedule includes lectures, concerts, recitals, dramatic productions, dance performances, films, and art exhibits. The general public is invited to attend.
The Newton G. Hardie Memorial Fund
In 1962, the Newton G. Hardie, Sr., Memorial Lecture Fund was established in memory of Mr. Hardie by his wife, Dr. Virginia S. Hardie of Pendleton, South Carolina, and his son, Newton G. Hardie, Jr., of Spartanburg, South Carolina, to bring outstanding lecturers to Presbyterian College. In 1997, a gift from the estate of Dr. Virginia Hardie, a former member of the Presbyterian College Board of Visitors and Board of Trustees, was added to the Newton G. Hardie Memorial Fund. In honor of that gift, the Cultural Enrichment Program at Presbyterian College has been named the Newton G. Hardie Cultural Enrichment Program.
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