Cool art. Screeching cats. Tin Man. Leprechauns... and a friendly dog named Daisy workin' it in…read morecustomer service. Nice patio out back. Support local artists and buy stuff here!

A lovely art gallery and frame shop with a large selection of prints as well as art by local…read moreartists including art by Jill Strickland. Their framing is top notch and everything I have had done there has been perfect and the frames are made on site by Steve Strickland. I highly recommend dropping by to check it out.

From the owner: We are a retail art gallery, custom picture framing store, and artist studio! Our framing is very…read morehigh quality! We specialize in classic and beautiful designs. The Art Room is the studio of artist Jill Strickland.

We had nice afternoon stroll throughout the property. Trails are fairly well marked and maintained.read more

Tucked away off the campus of Clemson on a vast plot of land is the South Carolina Botanical…read moreGardens. Like some other college-affiliated gardens, this one is free of charge to all visitors. It's a bit tough to get your bearings at first since the property is really spread out, and requires quite a bit of driving to get from place to place, where first time visitors (like me) are sure to get lost along the way, even with a map of the property. I recommend starting your visit with the visitors center, carriage house, and geology museum, which are adjacent to the desert and Jurassic gardens. I tried to get intel on best places to see blooms at the visitors center, but staff weren't overly helpful in assisting where to explore, so I basically grabbed the map and drove off meandering around the back roads, winding up at the Hanover House (super friendly staff here) and the Caboose and President's gardens (some blooms in this area). Despite feeling a bit lost while exploring and encountering very few blooms, I did overall enjoy my visit to the South Carolina Botanical Gardens. I would rate it as a 3.5 out of 5 experience overall, as much of the land on property seemed not to serve much of a purpose, and you really have to spend time exploring (and getting lost) to find interesting blooms.

New gallery that has some great artwork! It's still a work in progress, but they are a friendly…read morebunch of artists. Check it out.

From the owner: Art gallery and event venue in Greer, SC. Check out our site for current gallery show, upcoming…read moreevents, or to rent the space for your own event!

I can't rave about Clemson Variety and Frame enough! As an undergrad at Clemson, I always planned…read moreon getting my diploma framed. Fast forward 6 years and my diploma is still in its case I received at graduation. I was in town to see a friend, which is rare since I live nearly 9 hours away and wandered back into this shop I had visited so often during my years as a student. I was helped immediately and showed a variety of frames. When discussing out loud which attributes of each I liked, he then told me that anything could be customized. He walked me through a custom order for my diploma. When I was done with my order, they even let me sign the floor! Once back in Florida, I was able to mail my diploma to them and they even called with updates to make sure my order was perfect. I received my diploma in the mail a little under a month after I placed the order and it was perfect! The packaging was secure for my precious order and was easy to open. The glass casing was etched with my graduation year and it looked even better than I expected! I had world class service from start to finish from Clemson Variety and Frame! I loved doing business with them!

I had my diploma framed, as well as a the two Sports Illustrated covers from the nation…read morechampionships in 16 and 18. Both turned out better than I could've expected. Super friendly and helpful staff. Also gave me a deal in finding a vintage Clemson license plate that our fraternity used in our homecoming float build back in October. Highly recommend to anyone looking to get things framed or looking for any cool Clemson related decorations!

This is an amazing gallery with beautiful art from local artists! The owner took the time to speak…read morewith us at length about his process and history, just super warm and friendly! Don't miss this gallery!

Absolutely gorgeous art! We spent about an hour looking at various pieces in the gallery…read more Beautiful!!! The owner was very friendly and well versed on the area. Bought some beautiful pieces! A must see!!!

This gallery has a great collection of art from artists worldwide. Whatever your passion for art,…read moreyou will find one of the best selections and styles in the southeast! The owners are delightful and the Whiteside family has been in this lush mountainous region in NC for centuries. They are to be commended for their restoration of this church transforméd into a delightful gallery.

From the owner: Although our building is closed from mid November till mid April, our website is kept updated with…read morenew art and we can open by appointment or be reached by phone. You can also text to our phone.

Definitely check The Bascom when in town. Free and open to the public with works by local artists.read more

This center is about 3.5 stars. The reason behind is the art display is just under average…read more However, this non profit organization by donations, I would said ok. It is unique to get into art center through the cover bridge. They have a lot small building for art classes. When we were there, there is a clay class is going on. The spinning of the clay try to take shape of the items they made. The main building host photographer class and exposition of the lunch cal artist. Not to many art pieces were display. The outside of the building does has larger pieces art sculpture on display. Some is interesting. The total visit is less than one hour. Since we did not take any art classes, cannot tell you much about the full center can offer. I think is worth a visit since you are there. But not for the set destination visit.