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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.
Speaker Dr. William Redding, Associate Professor Regent University will be presenting a lecture based on his new book "Lexicon of Liberty". 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.
Brian Viliunasis an esteemed clarinetist, prize winner and recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship. His NGU recital will include Bizet’s Carmen Fantasy, hailed by Clarinet magazine as “Viliunas at his best…” One free student ticket available with NGU ID at School of Theatre Box Office or paid online.
One free student ticket available with NGU ID at School of Theatre Box Office or paid online.
One free student ticket available with NGU ID at School of Theatre Box Office or paid online.
Born and raised in the Deep South, vocalist Lachune Boyd blends southern beauty with classical excellence, earthy gospel, and folk expressions. Read more about Lachune Boyd here. One free student ticket available with NGU ID at School of Theatre Box Office or paid online.
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. Will be played in Turner Chapel on 11/18/2024 and 4/29/2025, and in Hamlin Recital Hall on 11/26/2024.
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. Will be played in Turner Chapel on 11/18/2024 and 4/29/2025, and in Hamlin Recital Hall on 11/26/2024.
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.
One free student ticket available with NGU ID at School of Theatre Box Office or paid online.
One free student ticket available with NGU ID at School of Theatre Box Office or paid online.
Ensemble Aubade (Peter H. Bloom, flute and alto flute; Francis Grimes, viola; and Steven Sussman, piano) performances have been praised for “intensity, imagination, skill, and finesse,” and described as “riveting,” “dynamic, expressive, richly colored and affecting.” They will present The Genius of Madame Farrenc. One free student ticket available with NGU ID at School of Theatre […]
The Gesualdo Six is an award-winning and critically acclaimed British vocal ensemble comprising some of the UK’s finest consort singers. Praised for their imaginative programming and impeccable blend, the ensemble has performed at numerous major festivals across the UK, Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand. One free student ticket available with NGU ID at […]
North Greenville University (NGU) admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
