The Red Piano Too Art Gallery is an art space in St. Helena Island, South Carolina. Housed in a former Corner Co-op building constructed in the 1940s, the place used to be a co-operative ran by African American landowners and farmers who studied and graduated from the nearby Penn School.

The old establishment, being historical in its own accord, is being celebrated today by the Red Piano Too Art Gallery. The space exhibits works of over 150 artists of various specialties. They also carry a wide range of titles and books that discusses the Gullah culture, or the local African-American culture in the region, which is also something that draws visitors in.

To learn more about the featured artists and upcoming events on Red Piano Too Art Gallery, check out their official website listed.