Come by for an evening happy hour at the Seneca City Museums! On The Porch takes place - On the Porch - of the historic Lunney Museum. This free event includes beverages, light refreshments, and music. Stop by, gather with friends, and enjoy an evening at the Lunney Museum!

Work with Photography Instructor Amber Eckersley in creating your lumen prints. You will learn about the process and see inspiring creations from other artists before utilizing organic materials to create your art. This contact printing process requires your creativity; all other materials will be provided. After completing this workshop, you will leave with your creations!

There is no charge, but seating is limited. Registration is required to attend this event. All supplies required are provided. The event will be held at the Lunney Museums - 211 W. South 1st St, Seneca, SC.

In case of rain, the workshop will be rescheduled.

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Bookends is a part of the Seneca City Museums Interactive Multicultural Education (I.M.E.) program. This storytelling and education event includes a reading, discussion, and activity led by the Teacher/Librarian/Media Specialist at Seneca Middle School, Cassie Owens Moore. This event is focused on children from grades K-6, but anyone of any age is welcome! Registration is required. Adults must accompany a child attending the event. REGISTER HERE

Enjoy a tea-tasting workshop led by Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby and learn about proper tea-making methods and the different notes and benefits of tea varieties. This introductory tea cupping experience will teach you the basics and prepare you for future Tea at the Lunney events! To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a tea-tasting workshop led by Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby and learn about proper tea-making methods and the different notes and benefits of tea varieties. This introductory tea cupping experience will teach you the basics and prepare you for future Tea at the Lunney events! To Reserve your seat, click here!

Come by for an evening happy hour at the Seneca City Museums! On The Porch takes place - On the Porch - of the historic Lunney Museum. This free event includes beverages, light refreshments, and music. Stop by, gather with friends, and enjoy an evening at the Lunney Museum!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats and multiple varieties of teas over ice will be served. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats and multiple varieties of teas over ice will be served. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Make your very own greeting card! Cyanotype is a slow-reacting photographic process. The chemical used in the process reacts to ultraviolet light to produce a cyan-blue print. Learn more, and make your original greet cards at the workshop on July 15 at 11 AM and 1:30 PM.

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Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats and multiple varieties of teas over ice will be served, focusing on taking you from chaos to calm. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats and multiple varieties of teas over ice will be served, focusing on taking you from chaos to calm. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a tea-tasting workshop led by Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby and learn about proper tea-making methods and the different notes and benefits of tea varieties. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a tea-tasting workshop led by Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby and learn about proper tea-making methods and the different notes and benefits of tea varieties. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Bookends is a part of the Seneca City Museums Interactive Multicultural Education (I.M.E.) program. This storytelling and education event includes a reading, discussion, and activity led by the Teacher/Librarian/Media Specialist at Seneca Middle School, Cassie Owens Moore. This event is focused on children from grades K-6, but anyone of any age is welcome! Registration is required. Adults must accompany a child attending the event. REGISTER HERE

Enjoy a tea-tasting workshop led by Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby and learn about proper tea-making methods and the different notes and benefits of tea varieties. This introductory tea cupping experience will teach you the basics and prepare you for future Tea at the Lunney events! To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a tea-tasting workshop led by Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby and learn about proper tea-making methods and the different notes and benefits of tea varieties. This introductory tea cupping experience will teach you the basics and prepare you for future Tea at the Lunney events! To Reserve your seat, click here!

Bookends is a part of the Seneca City Museums Interactive Multicultural Education (I.M.E.) program. This storytelling and education event includes a reading, discussion, and activity led by the Teacher/Librarian/Media Specialist at Seneca Middle School, Cassie Owens Moore. This event is focused on children from grades K-6, but anyone of any age is welcome! Registration is required. Adults must accompany a child attending the event. REGISTER HERE

Make your very own Tote Bag! Cyanotype is a slow-reacting photographic process. The chemical used in the process reacts to ultraviolet light to produce a cyan-blue print. Learn more, and make your original tote bag at the workshop on April 15 at 11 AM.

Refreshments will be provided.

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Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats will be served along with multiple varieties of teas from Japan. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats will be served along with multiple varieties of teas from Japan. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats will be served along with multiple varieties of teas from India. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats will be served along with multiple varieties of teas from India. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Join the Seneca City Museums Board of Directors and the Department of Arts, History, and Culture to share you ideas and thoughts on activities and programs you want to have considered as we prepare for this year’s Juneteenth Celebration in Seneca.

Becoming Rosie: The Unlikely Story of Helaine Victoria Press and the “We Can Do It” Poster

The now-iconic image of the woman with the flexed bicep and polka-dot bandana didn’t become “Rosie the Riveter” until 1986, when two women printing postcards out of an Indiana garage named it and associated it with feminism for the first time. The true history of the “We Can Do It” image is far from the popular narrative of Rosie as a government recruitment poster that empowered women to take on war work. During WWII, the poster would only have been seen by Westinghouse employees over two weeks in February 1943—it was not widely circulated until it was unearthed from an archive in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Here, I examine this image’s transformation from obscure wartime propaganda to international feminist icon, focusing on the untold story of the rural feminist press that helped “We Can Do It” become Rosie.

Lecture presented by Michelle C. Smith, Associate Professor of English at Clemson University

Cyanotype is a slow-reacting photographic process. The chemical used in the process reacts to ultraviolet light to produce a cyan-blue print. Learn more, and make your own prints at the workshop on March 4th at 1:00 PM.

Book Your Seat Here!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats will be served along with multiple varieties of British Teas. To Reserve your seat, click here!

Enjoy a special tea-tasting workshop at the Lunney Museum led by spiritual teacher, author, and entrepreneur Dr. Ivy Henderson Ellerby. Treats will be served along with multiple varieties of British Teas. To Reserve your seat, click here!

This storytelling event celebrates the National African American Read-In. Register to attend the reading and discussion of Change Sings: A Children's Anthem, written by Amanda Gorman with pictures by Loren Long. Cassie Owens Moore, a teacher/librarian for Seneca Middle School, will lead the event.