Greeneville Arts Council - Greeneville, TN

06/15/2026

A big “Thank you!” to Eliza Pittman of Girl Scouts Troop 1090 and Emma Wilson of Girl Scouts Troop 464 for their help cleaning, sanding, and painting the stands we use in the Mason House Gallery at the The General Morgan Inn!

These stands are used to display art in our monthly artist exhibitions. They needed refurbishing, and Eliza and Emma were up to the task!

Thanks again, ladies, from the Greeneville Arts Council!

06/01/2026

Ronnie Luttrell is the featured artist at the Mason House Gallery inside of the General Morgan Inn for the month of June. The exhibit will be available to view through the month of June. A meet-the-artist opening will be held in the gallery on Thursday, June 4th, from 5-7:00. The public is invited to this free event.

Ronnie writes:

"I am a Greene County native, self taught artist painting in oils, or acrylics. Although many subjects appeal to me, l primarily portray western themes, horses, cows, and landscapes. I have been inspired by the Old Masters, tonalist, and luminist painters, and hopefully my works represent these styles. I get great satisfaction in seeing the emotions of those viewing my work. I trust that my work reflects my enjoyment of this God-given talent, and conveys my personal connection to the world around me."

For further information about this or other exhibits at the Mason House Gallery, please contact Til Green at 423-329-5366 or visit the Arts Council site at www.thegreenevilleartscouncil.org.

05/06/2026

04/26/2026

Greeneville High School is proud to announce its 2026 Senior Art Show, a celebration of creativity and achievement featuring outstanding work by this year’s graduating seniors. The exhibition, sponsored by the Greeneville Arts Council, will be on display throughout the month of May at the Mason House Gallery, located inside the historic General Morgan Inn in downtown Greeneville.

The show highlights a diverse range of two-dimensional and three dimensional artwork, including drawings, paintings, and ceramic pieces. Each work represents the culmination of students’ artistic growth and dedication during their high school careers.

Community members are invited to attend a special Meet & Greet event on Tuesday, May 5, from 5:00–7:00 PM. This informal gathering offers guests the opportunity to view the artwork, connect with the student artists, and learn more about their creative processes and inspirations.

Some pieces in the exhibition may be available for purchase, with sales determined individually by the student artists.

This annual exhibition not only showcases the talent of Greeneville High School seniors but also serves as a meaningful sendoff as they prepare to pursue future academic and creative endeavors. The public is encouraged to visit the gallery throughout May to support these emerging artists and experience the vibrant work on display.

For more information about this or other exhibits, please contact Til Green, director of exhibitions, at 423-329-5366 or visit our website: the greenevilleartscouncil.org or see us on Facebook.

📸: Ceramic vase with fish, created by Brenna Widmaier. Charcoal drawing, created by Emma Garland.

04/24/2026

Enjoy the art of our community’s budding young artists at our special Art Pop-Up in the Niswonger Commons at the Old Oak Festival at Tusculum University!
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Every year, the Greeneville Arts Council coordinates this exhibition of art from Greeneville City and Greene County elementary and middle schools. This year’s show is in the Niswonger Commons
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Selected student artists receive a certificate of merit and a gift card for their very own art supplies. Each participating school receives a grant to their art department.

04/06/2026

03/31/2026

The sixteenth annual Greene County High School Art Show is on display April 2nd through the 30th at Mason House Gallery, located in the General Morgan Inn. Approximately forty students will be representing the four Greene County high schools this year. A “meet and greet” for the exhibiting students will be held Friday, April 10th, from 5-7 p.m. in the gallery.

This art exhibit will be an exciting evening where students across Greene County come together to share their work with family, friends, and neighbors. Stop by to experience what is happening in the arts in Greene County High Schools. The exhibit is sponsored and supported by the Greeneville Arts Council and The General Morgan Inn.

For further information on this or other exhibits, please contact Til Green, director of exhibitions, at 423-329-5366 or visit thegreenevilleartscouncil.org.

Image: Mixed media painting by 11th grade South Greene High School student Corinne Lewis.

03/14/2026

Come join us for our second Pop-Up Art Show & Sale where local artists will have their art displayed and available for purchase. This is an event of Keep Greene Beautiful.

03/05/2026

The works of Greene County artist David Martin June will be featured during the month of March at the Mason House Gallery in downtown Greeneville.

03/01/2026

A mixed collection of new watercolor and oil paintings entitled ‘Favorite Treasures’ by local artist David Martin June will be exhibited from March 1 through March 31 in Greeneville, Tennessee, sponsored by the Greeneville Arts Council and the The General Morgan Inn.

The exhibition is being held at Mason House Gallery, located inside the General Morgan Inn, 111 N Main Street, Greeneville. Extra parking in the rear of the hotel.

An opening reception will be held Friday, March 6 from 5:00 to 7:30 PM in the gallery. Guests are invited to enjoy light refreshments and talk with the artist. This free event is open to the public. Casual attire. Come-and-go.

Regarding his latest exhibition, David says: "My 'Favorite Treasures' are mostly places, things and people I encounter while living my everyday life in Greene County. Sometimes they are places that appeal to me but are not local; I'll likely never visit. them."

His latest exhibition will include many local landmarks and buildings, landscapes, floral, and a few still life pieces.

"I’m featuring many smaller, very affordable pieces.”

"I’m looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones March 6 at the opening reception, and during the exhibition the entire month of March.”

“I wish to thank the Greeneville Arts Council for their support of the visual arts in Greeneville and Greene County. In addition, I am grateful to Mr. Scott Niswonger, his staff, and the staff and management of the General Morgan Inn for the opportunity to exhibit in such a beautiful venue. We are indeed blessed to have this great facility to enjoy.”

David creates most of his works in his studio at his home in Greene County, where he resides with his wife Chris. Locals may see him sketching wherever he finds inspiration. In addition to having exhibited in Florida and Tennessee, David has sold to collectors throughout the United States.

You can reach David June via email at [email protected], on Facebook, or Instagram.

For further information about this or other exhibits, contact Til Green, director of exhibitions, at 423-329-5366; visit the website www.thegreenevilleartscouncil.org; or see the Greeneville Arts Council - Greeneville, TN