Arsenic and Old Lace
When the elderly Abby and Martha Brewster offer their lonely gentleman callers a glass of homemade elderberry wine, the results are always fatal—and hilarious. It’s up to their young nephew Mortimer to deal with his homicidal aunts, his uncle who believes he’s Teddy Roosevelt, his newly betrothed fiancé, and his murderous brother who has recently undergone plastic surgery to look like Boris Karloff, all while trying to keep the police at bay. This hilarious farce is a classic screwball comedy that is just as funny today as the day it premiered.

Taste of the Backcountry
Come experience a “Taste of the Backcountry” of South Carolina as it was in the early 1800s at the Price House. This event features free evaluations of two of your historic items as well as demonstrations of hearth cooking and domestic arts, guided tours of The Price House and slave cabin, and period music. All activities and evaluations are included in the admission price. Picnics are welcome and BBQ and concessions will be available for purchase, so come and make a day of it!

Arsenic and Old Lace
When the elderly Abby and Martha Brewster offer their lonely gentleman callers a glass of homemade elderberry wine, the results are always fatal—and hilarious. It’s up to their young nephew Mortimer to deal with his homicidal aunts, his uncle who believes he’s Teddy Roosevelt, his newly betrothed fiancé, and his murderous brother who has recently undergone plastic surgery to look like Boris Karloff, all while trying to keep the police at bay. This hilarious farce is a classic screwball comedy that is just as funny today as the day it premiered.

Arsenic and Old Lace
When the elderly Abby and Martha Brewster offer their lonely gentleman callers a glass of homemade elderberry wine, the results are always fatal—and hilarious. It’s up to their young nephew Mortimer to deal with his homicidal aunts, his uncle who believes he’s Teddy Roosevelt, his newly betrothed fiancé, and his murderous brother who has recently undergone plastic surgery to look like Boris Karloff, all while trying to keep the police at bay. This hilarious farce is a classic screwball comedy that is just as funny today as the day it premiered.

Arsenic and Old Lace
When the elderly Abby and Martha Brewster offer their lonely gentleman callers a glass of homemade elderberry wine, the results are always fatal—and hilarious. It’s up to their young nephew Mortimer to deal with his homicidal aunts, his uncle who believes he’s Teddy Roosevelt, his newly betrothed fiancé, and his murderous brother who has recently undergone plastic surgery to look like Boris Karloff, all while trying to keep the police at bay. This hilarious farce is a classic screwball comedy that is just as funny today as the day it premiered.

Arsenic and Old Lace
When the elderly Abby and Martha Brewster offer their lonely gentleman callers a glass of homemade elderberry wine, the results are always fatal—and hilarious. It’s up to their young nephew Mortimer to deal with his homicidal aunts, his uncle who believes he’s Teddy Roosevelt, his newly betrothed fiancé, and his murderous brother who has recently undergone plastic surgery to look like Boris Karloff, all while trying to keep the police at bay. This hilarious farce is a classic screwball comedy that is just as funny today as the day it premiered.

Arsenic and Old Lace
When the elderly Abby and Martha Brewster offer their lonely gentleman callers a glass of homemade elderberry wine, the results are always fatal—and hilarious. It’s up to their young nephew Mortimer to deal with his homicidal aunts, his uncle who believes he’s Teddy Roosevelt, his newly betrothed fiancé, and his murderous brother who has recently undergone plastic surgery to look like Boris Karloff, all while trying to keep the police at bay. This hilarious farce is a classic screwball comedy that is just as funny today as the day it premiered.

Studio and Garden Tour
The Artists’ Guild of Spartanburg is sponsoring a tour of studios and gardens on May 21, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring gardens both formal and natural in the mix. The event is a fundraiser for the Guild and all proceeds will go to benefit the programs sponsored by the organization. Artists are donating their time and homes in support of the work of one of the oldest artists’ organizations in the state. Come visit us at the homes and gardens and enjoy delicious refreshments as well! More information to follow!

Seay House Saturday
Join us on this Saturday at The Seay House, Spartanburg's oldest home. Located at 106 Darby Road just off Crescent Avenue, this home showcases the dwelling of a local farmstead managed and maintained by three maiden Seay sisters in the late 1800s. Come relax for an hour or two on this historic property! seayhouse@spartanburghistory.org or 864-596-3501 The Seay House is open by appointment year-round and on the 3rd Saturday of the summer months except July. Sponsors allow us to open at no charge to the public, though visitor donations help us maintain the property. The Seay House is one of 3 historic homes maintained by the Spartanburg County Historical Association.

Spartanburg History Hub
The Spartanburg History Hub is a network of individuals and organizations committed to Spartanburg County history. It is managed by the Spartanburg County Historical Association and meets one Thursday each odd month except July. Locations vary. 7:00-8:00 pm Send your email to us to be added to our electronic Spartanburg History Hub mailing list. scha@spartanburghistory.org