Fountain Inn Museum

🦩Due to extenuating circumstances, we have made the difficult decision to cancel our Springtime Brunch & Fashion Show Fundraiser 🌸We truly appreciate everyone who purchased tickets, shared the event, and supported the Museum. While we’re disappointed we won’t get to gather for this fun morning, we’re already looking ahead to more fun events and programs later this year 💗

Thank you so much for your understanding and continued support of the Fountain Inn Museum.

💗🦩Brunch is served! We’ve put together such a sweet menu for our Springtime Brunch & Fashion Show, featuring fashion by Swanky Steer and all the best springtime vibes 🌸 It’s the kind of morning you’ll want to enjoy with friends or family.

🎟️Seats are limited, so be sure to grab your tickets here. We’d truly love to see you there: https://linktr.ee/fountaininnmuseum

Due to illness, "Dr Matilda A. Evans: The Life of a Trailblazer" has been rescheduled. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to welcoming you on May 12!

In the meantime, we hope you’ll stop by the Museum to experience the Dr. Matilda A. Evans exhibit, on display through May 16. It’s such a special story, and we would love for you to see it.

🕘 Hours:
Tuesday–Friday: 9 AM – 5 PM
Saturday: 9 AM – 2 PM

👩🏾‍⚕️🩺🥼✨Join us at the Fountain Inn Museum for a special evening honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Matilda A. Evans, South Carolina’s first licensed African American woman physician and a true trailblazer in our state’s history!
We’re excited to welcome Walter Curry for an engaging author talk followed by a book signing. It’s a great chance to learn something new and connect with the community through history.
📅 April 28
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Fountain Inn Museum (102 Depot Street)
The Dr. Matilda A. Evans exhibit will be on display through May 16, so be sure to plan your visit! This program is made possible in part by South Carolina Humanities.

🚨TONIGHT at the Fountain Inn Museum!
The Smith family, featured in our Fountain Inn Black History Photo Gallery and on the Main Street banners, is being celebrated with a special presentation you don’t want to miss! 🖼️✨

Join us as guest speaker LaCheryl S. Coleman presents “The Smith Family Legacy: A Fountain Inn Story,” sharing the history, heritage, and powerful story behind this remarkable local family.

⏰ Tonight at 6 PM
📍 Fountain Inn Museum

The Black History Photo Gallery and Main Street banners are on display through the end of February. Come celebrate local history with us! 🙌🏛️