Our Men in Charleston: A British Secret Agent and the Slave Who Stole the Rebel Codes in the Civil War South The world news editor for the Daily Beast visits... Come enjoy Christopher Dickey as he discusses his most recent book Our Man inRead more
The IN THE MIX music series at the College of Charleston School of the Arts connects students, musicians, and music enthusiasts with industry leaders through vibrant discussions on a wide range of musical topics. The Spring 2017 series continues on Monday,Read more
Three-Time Pulitzer Prize Finalist Tony Bartelme Discusses His Latest Book, A Surgeon in the Village. Join us Friday, March 24 at noon for Blue Bicycle Books Charleston Author Series luncheon at High Cotton, with three-time Pulitzer Prize Finalist Tony BartelmeRead more
Speaker Series: Webb Hubbell - A legal thriller that scores a touchdown Join us as the Library Society welcomes Webb Hubbell as he discusses his recent release A Game of Inches. Does trouble follow Jack or does he come looking for it?Read more
Amazon's "Best Book of the Year" Author J. Ryan Stradal to Discuss His Award-Winning Kitchens of the Great Midwest. Join us Friday, March 31 at noon for Blue Bicycle Books Charleston Author Series luncheon at High Cotton, with with NYRead more
Happy Hour Whiskey Reception with Troy Ball, Whiskey Entrepreneur and Author of "Pure Heart: A Spirited Tale of Grace, Grit, and Whiskey." Join us Wednesday, April 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the Oyster House on Market for a Special Happy HourRead more
For the next instance of our Halsey Talks series, Dr. Marian Mazzone wants to know: Is contemporary art a chaotic period with no sense of singular styles or cohesive agendas? It seems to many people that the contemporary period is somehowRead more
In this illustrated talk, Chris Johnson will summarize a number of issues related to the history, creation and outcomes of the Question Bridge: Black Males project, which was recently inducted into the permanent collection of the new Smithsonian Museum ofRead more
The focus of this lecture by Steve Johnson, Associate Professor of Drawing at the College of Charleston, is a body of work that was made during a nine month Fulbright-Nehru teaching fellowship in India. The small watercolors are a responseRead more
James Madison, the Constitution, and America’s Ongoing Revolution. A conversation with Montpelier Foundation President and CEO Kat Imhoff about how James Madison framed our country’s conversations about rights and freedom Hardly a week passes when the U.S. Constitution is notRead more
