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7 Boulevard Avenue
Travelers Rest, SC 29690 United States Get Directions
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The Carolyn Gillespie Hamlin Recital Hall is a distinguished 250-seat facility located within the Joe F. and Eleanor Hayes Christian Fine Arts Center at North Greenville University. This esteemed recital hall is named in honor of Carolyn Hamlin, a highly accomplished composer, arranger, and organist who proudly graduated from North Greenville University.

As a hub of artistic excellence, the Carolyn Gillespie Hamlin Recital Hall serves as a captivating venue for students, faculty, and renowned artists to showcase their talents and share the beauty of music with the university community and beyond. With its intimate seating arrangement and impeccable acoustics, the hall provides an immersive and unforgettable experience for all attendees.

Carolyn Hamlin’s exceptional dedication to her craft and her significant contributions to the music industry serve as an inspiration to aspiring musicians and artists alike. The naming of the Hamlin Recital Hall is a testament to North Greenville University’s recognition of her outstanding achievements.

Whether it hosts captivating solo performances, ensemble concerts, or engaging lectures, the Carolyn Gillespie Hamlin Recital Hall creates a platform for artistic expression and cultural enrichment, fostering a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere within the Hayes Christian Fine Arts Center.

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Event Series Vocation and Human Flourishing Lecture

Vocation and Human Flourishing Lecture

Hamlin Recital Hall 7 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC, United States

Speakers Daniel Darling, Director of Land Center for Cultural Engagement, Assistant Professor of Faith and Culture, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Christina Crenshaw, Cultural Engagement and Leadership Associate, The Hendricks Center, Dallas Theological Seminary lecture titled "Vocation and Human Flourishing. Tickets available now at the School of Theatre Box Office. NGU Guests, please call the […]

Event Series Vocation and Human Flourishing Lecture

Vocation and Human Flourishing Lecture

Hamlin Recital Hall 7 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC, United States

Speakers Daniel Darling, Director of Land Center for Cultural Engagement, Assistant Professor of Faith and Culture, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Christina Crenshaw, Cultural Engagement and Leadership Associate, The Hendricks Center, Dallas Theological Seminary lecture titled "Vocation and Human Flourishing. Tickets available now at the School of Theatre Box Office. NGU Guests, please call the […]

Psychology Lecture

Hamlin Recital Hall 7 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC, United States

Dr. Erin Smith holds a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology, is a Professor of Psychology at California Baptist University, and is an Editorial Board member of the Journal of Psychology and Theology conducting research in science and religion as well as in the church as social support. NGU Guests, please call the Box Office at (864)977-7085 to reserve […]

Event Series Concert Choir

Concert Choir

Hamlin Recital Hall 7 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC, United States

Tickets available now at the School of Theatre Box Office. NGU Guests, please call the Box Office at (864)977-7085 to reserve free tickets.

Theology and Culture Lecture

Hamlin Recital Hall 7 Boulevard Avenue, Travelers Rest, SC, United States

Dr. Tom Willoughby and Dr. Martin Jones present a lecture titled "A Biblical Response to Generative AI". Tickets available now at the School of Theatre Box Office. NGU Guests, please call the Box Office at (864)977-7085 to reserve free tickets.

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