S.C. Artists Retreat

S.C. Artists Retreat

May 30-31, 2009
Greenville, S.C. at The Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities

Check out the information below for details on the agenda and logistics for the retreat. This weekend-long event will include sessions to help South Carolina artists in their artistic practice, in their personal lives, in their communities, and in their businesses. And, there will also be many opportunities to network with fellow artists from around the state. Before you register, be sure you have read the information below about accommodations, meals, etc.

A few logistical details about the event:

• Registration fee – $40
• Capacity – We plan to limit registration to 200 South Carolina artists. After 200 have registered, a waiting list may be implemented.
• Cancellation – Cancellations made before May 1 will receive a partial refund.
• Housing – The S.C. Arts Commission has retained a block of double occupancy rooms at the discounted rate of $85 per night at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Greenville. The hotel is conveniently located less than a mile from the S.C. Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities where all retreat activities will take place. A direct link to the hotel reservation site will be provided after you register for the retreat. You must book your room by May 15 to get the special rate, which will be available for the nights of May 29 and 30. If you are interested in finding a roommate for the event, please let us know on your registration survey.
• Meals – Lunch will be provided and covered by your registration fee for both Saturday and Sunday. Saturday night we'll organize dining parties at local restaurants, but payment is your responsibility. Breakfast both days is on your own.
• Dress – Casual

Please be sure to view complete information about the retreat at the Artists Retreat website.

S.C. Artists LINC project

S.C. Artists LINC, a broad-reaching new project at the Arts Commission, is dedicated to improving conditions for S.C. artists by helping them develop the knowledge and skills to build satisfying, sustainable careers.