SUPPORT THE ARTS!

We are making it easier than ever to support the arts in the Greenbrier Valley. Please see the below opportunities and contact Development Director, Sally Bray, at development@carnegiehallwv.org . . .

Carnegie Hall is offering a great new opportunity for fans and friends of the Hall to leave their mark at this historic landmark by naming a chair in the Hamilton Auditorium. For a donation of $300 you can have your name or that of someone you want to honor or remember placed on a nameplate on the back of one of the new chairs that Carnegie Hall plans to install as part of the second phase of its auditorium renovation project.

Few people enjoy the performance programming offered at Carnegie Hall more than Jeff and Annie Jeffus.
When the time came to honor these long-standing, exceptional patrons of the arts in general, and Carnegie Hall specifically, the Jeffus Fund was established through The Greater Greenbrier Valley Community Foundation in 2020. 

Playbill advertising is a wonderful way to connect with locals and visitors alike. This affordable placement generates advertising for your business throughout the Mainstage Performance Season from September through May. Carnegie is offering digital advertising this season as well. In addition to our print advertising, we have an ad package that  . . .

Volunteers are one of Carnegie Hall's most valuable resources. More than 150 people are part of the volunteer team that contributes over 3,000 hours of time each year. We are grateful to the individuals of all ages who share their time and talents with us.

Since 1902, Carnegie Hall has been an important landmark in Lewisburg. Originally serving as an auditorium and classroom building for the Greenbrier College for Women, today Carnegie Hall presents world-class performances, fine art, and educational programs to the community. Since the inception of Carnegie Hall, Inc. as a . . .

As a Guild member, you can commit to as many hours as your schedule permits.  A sampler of what you could be involved with as a Guild member and what the contributions to the Hall have been since 2007 include:  Preparing and serving home cooked meals to Main Stage performers from all over the country and world. Hosting the Mainstage Lounge for one performance of the current performance season at Carnegie Hall  Supporting, participating, and volunteering in the LinkU . . .