A moment is a minute, a portion or point of time, a time of excellence. At Clover School District Auditorium, we ask you to join us, along with all of the performers, to share a moment of music, movement, and milestones.

The Clover High School Air Force Junior ROTC program will hold their annual Military Awards Ceremony on Monday, May 12, at 6:30pm. Come out and support these young ladies and gentlemen as the celebrate excellence among the cadets!

The Bands of Clover High School perform on Tuesday, May 13, at 6:30pm. Come out and see why this group keeps earning acclaim, and invitations to march in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland, in 2024 and the Tournament of Roses Parade in 2026!

The World Class Clover High School Percussion Ensemble will present a special evening of music on Thursday, May 14, at 6:30pm. Come celebrate this groups amazing accomplishment of medaling in four different competitive classifications over the past four consecutive years in national competition.

Clover High School Seniors may return books, tablets, chargers, and pay for any fees or fine during Senior Check-out. Clover High Staff will be in the Clover School District Auditorium lobby to assist.

Senior Check out is slated for:

May 16 and May 20 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm

May 21 from 9:00am to 11:00am.

Carolina Dance Academy will hold their annual recital on Saturday, May 17, and Sunday, May 18. Saturday's recitals are slated for 10:00am, 2:00pm & 5:00pm. Sunday's recital begins at 3:00pm.

Artistic Director Jessica Salas heads a team of excellent instructors and dancers.

Clover High and the Ninth Grade Campus will present their Spring Dance Showcase on Tuesday, May 20, at 7:00pm. Tickets will be on sale at the door.

Directors JoBeth Hardin and Janet Stewart have programmed an evening of dance featuring Dance classes as well as the Dance and Tap Companies, Flight Junior Varsity and Varsity Dance Teams and the newly established Honors Dance Class and Sapphire Competition Team.

On Wednesday, May 21, the York County Fellowship of Christian Athletes will sponsor the Class of 2025 Baccalaureate. This service provides an inspirational and motivational send off to Clover High seniors before graduation.

Another very successful year is in the history books for our Clover High School Band students. These students have accomplished great things at music assessment festivals, and at Region and All State events. By participating, performing, and competing in local, regional, national, and international competitions they have earned not only the honor and respect among their peers, but also the affectionate title of the Pride of Clover!

Celebrate their accomplishments with them on Thursday, May 22, at 7:00pm.

Carolina Spotlight Dance Studio returns to the CSDA stage for their dance recitals on Saturday, May, 24.

Erin Busler and her team of instructors and dancers put the shine in sunshine!

Celebrating and Honoring those that served. Memorial Day 2025

Fascinating Rhythm Studios will hold their annual recital on Saturday, May, 31. Recitals are slated for 10:00am and 3:00pm.

Alicia Curry and her talented staff and fascinating dancers always put Spring into rhythm!

Keep visting this site. More information about the CSDA Pefroming Arts Series' Season 24 will be revealed in late summer!

CLOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT AUDITORIUM

Celebrating 30 Years of Educating, Enlightening, Enriching, & Entertaining

Clover School District Auditorium
1625 Highway 55 East
Clover, SC 29710

Phone: 803-222-8018

Celebrating 30 Years Of Memories And Milestones

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     Clover School District Auditorium first opened the doors to the public on November 10, 1994.  The very first event was A Salute to the Arts and featured performances by both Clover High and Junior High School Band and Chorus students.  A visual art exhibit was on display in the lobby greeting guests as they entered.

     Grand Ole Opry comedian Jerry Clower was the first professional artist to appear on stage.  Since then the stage has welcomed Grammy Award winners George Winston, Kathy Mattea, Alison Brown, Mark O’Connor, The Kingston Trio, Jimmy Webb, and David Holt. 

     Concerts by The National Symphony Orchestra, The President’s Own Marine Band along with other military service bands and ensembles have graced the stage. 

     Celebrities like Queen Latifah, John Davidson, Jerry Clower, and Jerry Reed have also appeared here.   Dabo Swinney, Perry Tuttle, and Frank Reich are just a few of the sports personalities that have been on stage. 

       Comedies and dramas from the legendary Barter Theatre and Springer Opera House have been performed here.  

     And finally, there have been literally hundreds of local, state, regional, national and international artists performing for audiences of all ages.

     But, the auditorium is just not a performance place.  It is also a learning place.  It is a laboratory for the science of acoustics, light, optics, and mechanics.  It is a classroom for public speaking, lectures, and debates.  It is a workshop for stage craft, acting, dancing, singing, playing an instrument, and performing.  It is a training facility for future stage hands, audio, lighting, and video operators designers, engineers, and technicians.  It is a learning office for facility management, box office sales, and event planning.

     It is an extraordinary place where ordinary people join together to share in a common experience that hopefully makes ourselves and our world all the better.

      Each year, the auditorium calendar fills with school events.  Then the doors open outward to community users.  Over a million people each year pass through these doors to see their child in a play, perform a solo in a concert, dance with their classmates, enjoy works of art, or receive an award or scholarship.  Others may take in a touring performance or attend a company meeting.    

     All have been given the opportunity to laugh, cry, dance, sing, and show their pride in family, friends, faith, and community because of the vision educational and community leaders had nearly twelve years prior to the first brick being placed!

     CSDA proudly continues its mission to educate, enlighten, enrich, and entertain.  We are grateful to have been trusted with this in the past, and we are honored to continue it into the future.

Clover School District Auditorium Performing Arts Series Season 23

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Clover School District Auditorium is proud to announce performances for the 23rd season of the CSDA Performing Arts Series.

Here's a quick glance at this season!

Full descriptions of the events appear in the panels below.

NEW TRAFFIC PATTERNS AND PARKING ACCESS ON CAMPUS

TRAFFIC ALERT! NEW TRAFFIC PATTERNS AND PARKING AREA ACCESS ON CAMPUS

In an effort to alleviate congestion during school hours and to prepare for the 2026 conversion of the NGC to Roosevelt Middle School, CHS and NGC now have their own separate entrances and car rider lines.

CHS/CSDA Entry: The main entrance has been relocated to the former CHS Gym entrance. The slight left turn leading to the front of CSDA and the parking area remains.

An entrance has been added to the lower end of the parking area, enabling patrons to park, or to circle back around for dropping off and picking up passengers before exiting campus.

NGC Parking: Changes to traffic and parking at the ninth grade campus include new parking areas. A separate new entry is located between the NGC building and the game field.

The travel lane between CHS and NGC has been deleted and the two campuses are no longer connected. Patrons that prefer to park at the NGC will now have to use the new entry.

Buying Tickets for the CSDA Performing Arts Series

Buying Tickets for the CSDA Performing Arts Series

Season tickets are on sale now. Subscribe today! $75.00 per season ticket.

Fill out the form below and return it along with your check or money order to:

Performing Arts Series Tickets

Clover School District Auditorium

1625 Highway 55 East

Clover, SC 29710

Individual Event Tickets

Individual event tickets are also on sale. You may use the form below also, or call the auditorium at 803-222-8018 to reserve your tickets. Your tickets will be waiting for you at the Will Call table in the lobby prior to the show.

Please Note!

Online ticketing is not available.

Credit/Debit cards are currently not accepted.

Payment forms: cash, check or money order.

CSDA Arts Series Tickets are NOT available through any third party vendors or re-sellers.

Season 23 Order form

David Yandle

David Yandle

Program Director

803-222-8018

Email

Rick Hamrick

Rick Hamrick

Technical Director

803-222-8018

Email

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CSDA Calendar of Events

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CSDA Newsletter

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Past Seasons

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Thanks for stopping by! Until the curtain rises.....