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Arts Center

Anderson County Arts Center and Warehouse
405 N. Main St. and 110 Federal St.
Anderson, SC 29621
Phone: 864-224-8811
Fax: 864-224-8864
www.andersonartscenter.org
Visit our gallery located in the Historic Carnegie Library building and experience the artwork from local, regional and national artists.

Anderson County Museum

Anderson County Museum
202 E. Greenville St.
Anderson, SC 29621
Phone: 864-260-4737
www.andersoncountysc.org
Collects, exhibits, interprets and demonstrates items that illustrate the history of Anderson County and preserve its heritage.

Child and Dog Fountain

Child and Dog Statue
E. Church Street near S. Main Street
Councilman Tommy Dunaway received this "Child and Dog" statue as a Christmas gift from his wife Debbie and their children. The statue represents the Dunaway family's love of life, children, and pets that they wanted to share with the Downtown Community.

Church Street Time Capsule

Church Street Memorial and Time Capsule
Church Street Parking Lot between S. Main Street and S. McDuffie Street
Downtown Anderson's Church Street was a thriving center for African American business and culture during the twentieth century. The street has recently been honored in the documentary film Trading Church Street, and a memorial plaque and time capsule (to be opened on February 14, 2032) can be found in what is now known as the Church Street Parking lot.

Electric City Playhouse

Electric City Playhouse
514 N. Murray Ave.
Anderson, SC 29625
Phone: 864-224-4248
Fax: 864-224-4248
www.ecplayhouse.com
Continually provides a variety of quality theatre experiences to the community.

“Fish Out of Water; Hooked on the Arts 2” Public Art
Unique collection of public art based on the area’s Lake Hartwell
www.gofishanderson.com

Generator Park
Corner of McDuffie and Whitner Streets
Anderson, SC 29624
On the grounds of this 10,000 square-foot-park stands a century-old generator that once produced electricity for the Anderson area at the Portman Power Plant, paving the way for Anderson to become the "Electric City."