Events

Whether you’re joining Toddler Saturday, Studio Sessions, or Teen Art Afternoon, there is something for everyone, every month, at the High.

Join our studio workshop and learn how to create amazing photos with your phone! In this hands-on session, you’ll explore the world of smartphone photography.

Explore the High as a family on this interactive, docent-led adventure through the galleries. Designed for members and their families, this tour will give you the chance to discover new works or find your favorite artist!

Experience a beautiful soundtrack to your Sunday as you roam the High’s collection galleries. Violist Yinzi Kong will perform the spiritual sounds of J. S. Bach’s Solo Suites in the Robinson Atrium for your listening pleasure.

Explore more than one hundred works spanning the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including paintings, prints, maps, and decorative arts. Highlighting works by the period’s leading Dutch artists, this exhibition views the era’s complex history through a contemporary lens.

This multiweek course, led by Julia Forbes, will explore the history of ceramics across time, geography, and cultures.

Slow down and look closely: one work, thirty minutes, deep conversations and discoveries. All curious and eager learners are welcome!

Slow down and look closely: one work, thirty minutes, deep conversations and discoveries. All curious and eager learners are welcome!

Featuring nearly sixty ceramic objects created by enslaved African Americans, Hear Me Now testifies to the lived experiences, artistic agency, and material knowledge of those who created them. This landmark exhibition also links the past to the present with work by leading contemporary Black artists who have responded to or whose practice connects with the Edgefield story.

On the second Friday of each month, tour the galleries without the crowds, drop in for a yoga class, or enjoy a glass of wine and a quiet conversation with interesting people.

Take a spirited walk through the history and design of cocktails in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the incredible variety of drinkware crafted for them.