See the Aquarium in a whole new light! OPEN SELECT EVENINGS THROUGH JANUARY 2, 2022, visit website for specific dates. New for 2021, Aquarium Aglow is a one-of-a-kind holiday experience in downtown Charleston! This immersive holiday light spectacular brings forthRead more
Come enjoy the music that is so much a part of Charleston’s rich history…from gospel spirituals, jazz, music of Gershwin to Civil War songs and light classics….all coming to life in weekly concerts at historic Circular Congregational Church. Charleston’s finestRead more
Gallery 8 & 9 With some 55 paintings, works on paper and collages, Romare Bearden: Abstraction is the first exhibition to fully examine and contextualize the artist’s significant body of abstract work. Recognized as one of the most creative and original visualRead more
This concert features former CSOL scholarship recipients for an enchanting afternoon of chamber music in a very special setting. Proceeds benefit the David and Karen Stahl Memorial Scholarship Fund of the CSOL, given annually to the top-ranked graduating high schoolRead more
Come celebrate with your friends and neighbors at this family-friendly, non-alcohol event. We will have live music and entertainment as the evening progresses.
This performance will explore fanfare, reflection, and fate with music from two living composers and a 19th Century Russian Romantic. The concert opens with Black American composer Adolphus Hailstork’s Fanfare on “Amazing Grace,” a work performed by “The President’s Own”Read more
Chamber Music Charleston’s Ovation Concert Series continues with the return of guest pianist Phillip Bush and violinist Amy Schwartz Moretti joining musicians of CMC to perform Mahler’s Quartet Movement for Piano, Violin, Viola and Cello in A minor alongside Franck’sRead more
Griots of Cotton, Indigo, & Clay debuts the permanent collection of the Acres of Ancestry Initiative/Black Agrarian Fund, an evolution of the advocacy efforts of the Black Belt Justice Center. Curated by Torreah “Cookie” Washington, and featuring over 75 piecesRead more
There was a time before Elvis swiveled his hips on national television and prior to anyone knowing a musical genre called “rock and roll.” Music written during what we now call the Great American Songbook originally started around 100 yearsRead more
BEN BUTLER BY RICHARD STRAND Directed by Sharon Graci Cannon Street Arts Center January 21 – February 12 When an escaped slave shows up at Fort Monroe demanding sanctuary, General Benjamin Butler is faced with an impossible moral dilemma—follow theRead more
