Music Director, Ken Lam, conducts the Charleston Symphony Orchestra’s opening Masterworks concert of the 2017-2018 season featuring Johannes Brahms’ beloved Symphony No. 2. Guest cellist, Julian Schwarz, joins the CSO in performing Édouard Lalo’s Concerto for Violincello on a celloRead more
This talk is in correlation to the "Marc Trujillo: American Purgatory" exhibition on view from August 26 - October 7 at the Halsey Institute. Trujillo and Quattlebaum Artist-In-Residence Robert Storr will discuss themes in the exhibition. The paintings of MarcRead more
Blue Note Records has produced some of most iconic jazz recordings ever. From John Coltrane to Cannonball Adderley, the label has been home to nearly every major jazz artist of each era. Names like Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter, Art Blakey, TheloniousRead more
The Footlight Players is bringing the clever, one-act comedy, “An Act of God,” to the historic theatre from Sept. 15 to Oct. 1. Based on a satirical book and Twitter account, “An Act of God” is a 90- minute conversationRead more
Why are landscapes so prevalent in art? What is the relationship between landscape and art? From wall drawings in the Lascaux Caves and Chinese ink wash paintings to German Romanticism and American landscape painting, different cultures throughout history have nearlyRead more
Tony Bennett, who celebrated his 90th birthday on August 3, 2016, is one of only a handful of artists to have new albums charting in each of the last seven decades. He has introduced a multitude of songs into theRead more
An insightful lecture about President Reagan What Was Ronald Reagan Really Like? Peeling back layers of Reagan to explore his outsized values and character, Rosebush relies on what Reagan revealed to him personally, and observations while working and traveling theRead more
The Charleston Symphony Orchestra String Quartet will play a selection of the most popular pieces in the string quartet repertoire. The string quartet is Alex Boissonnault, violin; Asako Kremer, violin; Alex Agrest, viola; Damian Kremer, cello. Full of tenderness and intensity, lyricismRead more
Exploring the depth of wartime suffering and human trafficking, “The Trojan Women” by Euripedes and adapted by Ellen McLaughlin, will open the 2017-2018 performance season for the College of Charleston's Department of Theatre and Dance. The season's theme, Sustain This!,Read more
The Bach Society of Charleston presents Claudio Monteverdi 450th Anniversary Concert Sunday, September 24, 2017 at 3:00PM First (Scots) Presbyterian Church 53 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29401 Featuring: Margaret Kelly Cook, soprano Katherine Clarkson, soprano Ricard Bordas, countertenor/conductorRead more
