SECCA

• Clint Edwards
  
  
  (June 22, 2020, 7:56 am)

  Absolutely Amazing and Winston-Salem’s best kept secret. Who knew you could take the kids fishing here as well. If you have not seen the Old meets New here you don’t know what your missing. I very much enjoyed my visit here. So much talent under one roof and So much history too. Who ever came up with the idea to take this Historical site and make a contemporary art museum out of it must have been thought to be crazy whenever they purposed the idea,
  I’m not sure if it was a group or one person’s plan , but now must be considered true genius and I couldn’t be happier for the successful work that surly will inspire all that visit this wonderful place. The Staff here most of what I gathered are volunteers and the most helpful nicest, considerate people ever put together Thank You so very much I will share this with family and friends for years to come.

• Christien de Beaufort
  
  
  (January 7, 2020, 9:07 am)

  Beautiful Museum great place to visit for the modern art lover.

• Sra. Spanish
  
  
  (December 19, 2019, 12:02 pm)

  Great exhibits and not busy at all. Free but donations are recommended - give what you can so we can keep it open!

• Sarah D
  
  
  (September 4, 2019, 10:26 pm)

  The art work is exciting, thought provoking, and eye catching. The staff is kind and helpful. The third picture which looks like a tree branch is actually a ceramic teapot created by Eric Sterritella. A staff member explained to me how it could be used. SECCA is an absolute gem.

• Kathleen Stanton
  
  
  (August 10, 2019, 12:02 pm)

  We have been to both fine art collections and theater events at SECCA. It is a nicely maintained venue with carefully curated exhibitions. Best of all: it is free with a suggested donation of $5 per person. You get a see the modest historical home, view the collections, and explore the nature trails around the property. The volunteers are well educated and dedicated. A local treasure not to be missed.

Current Exhibitions at SECCA | Winston-Salem, NC

Current exhibitions at SECCA. Admission is free for everyone. Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art 750 Marguerite Dr. Winston-Salem, NC 27106. 336.725.1904. info@secca.org.

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) - Home | Facebook

+1 336-725-1904. SECCA stands in solidarity with our friends and neighbors against racism and in the belief that Black lives matter. Read SECCA's full statement on our website

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) | Tesla Europe

Phone (336) 725-1904 Roadside Assistance (877) 798-3752. Charging 1 Tesla Connector, up to 16kW. Available to the public.

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) | VisitNC.com

(336) 725-1904 www.secca.org. info@secca.org. Year-round. Handicap Accessible.

Southeastern Center for Contempary Art (SECCA) | PlugShare

+1 336-725-1904. local_parking. Great place to top off before heading out. Friendly, helpful staff. Thank you SECCA!

Best of the Best-Kept Secrets: Piedmont... | Raleigh News & Observer

336-597-2884, www.visitroxboronc.com/personheritage.html. Pisgah Covered Bridge, Asheboro. This isn't your typical art museum with paintings on the wall and sculptures on pedestals. First, there's no permanent collection - SECCA has a series of exhibits that rotate in and out for a few months.

The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art...

你可以撥打(336) 725-1904聯絡該公司。 你可以傳送郵件至info@secca.org聯絡該公司。

SECCA | Winston Salem, NC | Shows, Schedules, and... | ReverbNation

750 Marguerite Drive, Winston Salem, NC, US Get directions. (336) 725-1904. Unofficial Page. Do you represent SECCA?

Southeastern Center For Contempory Art 750 Marguerite... - MapQuest

(336) 725-1904. Enter through the Historic House! SECCA This is a great looking, Modern, Huge faculty with a great layout and grounds to walk, some outdoor Art too.

Opening times of Secca in 750 Marguerite Dr, Winston Salem, NC...

Museums & Art Galleries Winston Salem, NC. Secca. Secca opening hours. +1 336-725-1904.