It's been 10 years since Chapman Cultural Center first opened its doors on St John Street, anchoring the northern end of downtown and establishing itself as an epicenter for arts and culture in Spartanburg from the very beginning. Today, with 350,000 visitors annually, it's easy to see how the vision and investment from private and public partners has paid dividends for our entire community. On Sunday, October 1, 1–5 p.m. the community is invited to come out and celebrate this milestone for the local arts community with live music from local artists, food trucks on the Chapman campus, and programming from their various partner organizations.  Today on the podcast, we're talking with Chapman Cultural Center President & CEO Jennifer Evins about the event and the history and future of this crucially important Spartanburg cultural resource. Listen below for more!