The Art of Storytelling demonstrates how illustration brings stories to life! Featuring a number of local illustrators, you will be delighted by the whimsy and power of visual storytelling.

Join us for the opening reception at First Pres on Friday, February 6, from 6-8pm. 

On Friday, November 7 at 6:00pm, we will host an opening reception and welcome works from the Japanese print artist, Sadao Watanabe, to the Lenz Gallery. He is best known for his prints that meld biblical imagery with the traditional Japanese folk art known as mingei. Watanabe's work portrays the Christian gospel with a distinctive use of crumpled wet paper mixed with mineral pigments suspended in soy milk, known as katazome.

"Witness to Faith" serves as a visual testament ("witness") to his Christian faith through biblical scenes. Stay tuned for more details soon.

First Presbyterian Academy proudly presents Mary Poppins Jr., a magical musical adventure for the whole family!

Location: Worship and Arts Center at First Presbyterian Church downtown

Thursday, May 7 at 7:00pm. Tickets Available Here.
Friday, May 8 at 7:00pm. Tickets Available Here.
Saturday, May 9 at 7:00pm.Tickets Available Here.

Featuring beloved songs, unforgettable characters, and a heartwarming story about family and imagination, this delightful production will have you believing that anything is possible. Don’t miss this practically perfect performance!

Friday, May 15 at 6:30pm | First Presbyterian Church

Eighteen Mile is a modern bluegrass band made up of five young people with deep roots in traditional bluegrass and gospel music. These five songwriters are passionate about creating a classic sound while telling their own stories through song to give each audience an unforgettable experience. Named after Eighteenmile Creek that flows through the Upstate region of South Carolina, this band’s small-town charm and authenticity is sure to capture hearts of audiences everywhere.

In the Land of Wooden Shoes – A Holocaust Remembrance opens June 12, 2026, in the Lenz Gallery at First Presbyterian Church.

Join us for an Opening Night Reception on Friday, June 12 at 6:00pm in the Sturgis Gathering Area and Lenz Gallery.

This powerful exhibition, a collaboration between the Anne Frank Center and South Carolina artist Mary Burkett, tells the stories of children affected by the Holocaust through moving visual portraits and storytelling. More than an art exhibit, it is an immersive experience of remembrance—honoring young lives, fostering empathy, and inviting reflection.

The exhibition runs through November and is open to individuals, families, schools, and community groups, with guided tours and special programming available. For more information or group bookings, contact Chelsea Fraser at cfraser@firstpresgreenville.org

Date: Wednesday, July 1, 6:00–7:30pm
Location: FPC Sanctuary

This July 1, celebrate a historic milestone with First Presbyterian Church in downtown Greenville. 

Together, we’ll celebrate God’s goodness, His sovereignty, and the freedom He has so graciously given through an inspiring evening of music at Proclaim Liberty, a concert honoring our nation’s 250th anniversary.

Featuring our full choir and orchestra, this powerful and uplifting concert is designed for the whole family—welcoming all ages to come and experience a night of worship and patriotic celebration.

Bring your family…invite your friends…and be part of something meaningful.

Come celebrate 250 years.
Come worship.
Come proclaim liberty.

Adults: $15, Children: $10.