In the overwhelming quiet of the woods, six runaways from city life embark on a silent retreat. As these strangers confront internal demons both profound and absurd, their vows of silence collide with the achingly human need to connect. FilledRead more
The second installment in KCP's new Annual Concert Series, Israel in Egypt is a Baroque masterpiece - An oratorio in three parts, featuring Baroque orchestra, choir, and soloists! Premiering in April of 1749, Israel in Egypt is a magnificent work that follows the story of theRead more
The Colour of Music Festival announces the seventh annual Colour of Music Festival March 27-30, 2019 at three historic locations in the heart of downtown Charleston showcasing leading black classical artists from France, Britain, Colombia, and the Caribbean and highlightingRead more
Wine Down Wednesday returns to Old Towne Creek County Park this spring! Charleston County Parks hosts this four-part spring series, scheduled to kick off on Wednesday, March 27 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wine Down Wednesday is a relaxing event where guestsRead more
Beauty. Virtuosity. Style. Charleston’s favorite saxophonist is coming to Midtown with his acclaimed Hello, Saxophone! show. Jonathan Kammer, gifted pedagogue and saxophonist extraordinaire, has a repertoire that ranges from Bach to ragtime to Cuban jazz. He will be joined onRead more
Join Evening Post Books and CLS as we the celebrate John Warley and his most recent book, The Home Guard. About the Book: In 1861, a 12-year-old boy and his 80-year-old grandmother flee their elegant home along the Beaufort RiverRead more
In what has become a venerable tradition at the College of Charleston, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art is excited to present Young Contemporaries 2019! Now in its 34th year, the exhibition features work by College of Charleston students selectedRead more
In what has become a venerable tradition at the College of Charleston, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art is excited to present Young Contemporaries 2019! Join us on Friday, March 29 to celebrate this year's exhibition. Now in its 34thRead more
The City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs presents The City Luminous: Architectures of Hope in an Age of Fear March 30 to May 5. Curated by the College of Charleston’s Assistant Professor of Art and Architectural History, Jessica Streit,Read more
The CSO Chorus joins the Charleston Symphony for a monumental rendition of Mozart’s Requiem, the final composition of Mozart’s life, and one of the most famous works ever written. Requiem was commissioned by an anonymous patron who attempted to keepRead more
