Board of Directors


Bill Rogers

Gilbert Allen

Barbara Allen


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Executive Director
Susan Buser










then spent the next  six
years helping to found and run
a non-profit organization
for alpaca farmers
in a five state region.
She was the elected
executive officer of the organization for
the first three years of its existence,
and had the
opportunity to build the organization
from the ground up,
train leaders, and establish programs.

Susan
has been the Executive Director
at Trillium Arts Centre for three years,
and has enjoyed the opportunity
to help artists show and sell their work,
and to provide arts exhibits, events and
festivals for the community.
Susan looks forward to the
opportunities ahead for the organization, as the
organization changes and grows.

Contact Susan...
Susan has
training in the visual arts
as well as experience
in business
and non-profit work.
Susan started and ran
her own retail business
for about eight years,


Public Notice:
As required by law
for public charities,
the 2010 tax return
and other financial reports
of the organization
are available for
public inspection
at Trillium Arts Centre at
319 S. Main St.
Travelers Rest.
Contact us at
info@trilliumartscentre.org
or 834-2388
if you would like to
inspect the records.
Our History

We were founded in 2005 as
"Travelers Rest Arts Mission"  
by Nichole Livengood
with a mission to bring the arts to the community
and artists of northern Greenville county.
Projects in the early years included
a poetry reading series entitled
"Poets in the Forest",
an outsider arts/folk arts fair "Tram Fair",
a children's art camp, an art day for children,
and development of services for artists.
Under Nichole's dynamic leadership,
and with the help of the board,
this one-person effort grew into a successful
community arts organization that offered a wide
variety of programs and services to Travelers Rest
and surrounding areas.

In November 2007, Nichole decided to step down as
executive director to allow more time for her to
pursue her own creative endeavors, including
starting her own consulting business and continuing
her writing career.

Since the initial mission of the organization
has been accomplished
(bringing the arts to an area with little exposure
to the arts prior to this),
the organization has been re-named
to reflect its larger role and the growing and
maturing arts community
in northern Greenville County.

Trillium Arts
is currently seeking a new location
from which it can continue to serve the Greenville
area and northern Greenville county artists and
residents.