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
The Charleston Music Club will present Ulyana Machneva, a professional classical guitarist virtuoso, composer and Charleston Music Academy faculty member in a free recital on Monday, September 25th at 7:30pm in the Chapel at Franke at Seaside. A graduate ofRead more
Join us for an evening of art and intrigue as Wolf Burchard discusses his new book The Sovereign Artist - Charles Le Brun and the Image of Louis XIV! Wolf Burchard is an art and architectural historian, and specialist on 17thRead more
Samba your way back to the Library Back by popular demand, especially after Hurricane Mathew prevented their performance last season, Porto Seguro will kick off the Music at the Library Series with the rhythms of Brazil! Porto Seguro is aRead more
A hilarious comedic play - a sunny room on an upper floor is prime real estate in the Bristol Place Senior Living Facility, so when the cantankerous Abby is forced to share her quarters with new arrival Marilyn, she hasRead more
Presented by the Charleston Gaillard Education Initiative. Appropriate for Grades: 4th-12th. Click here to purchase tickets. “Let’s go see a poetry show.” That is a sentence rarely proclaimed and usually responded to with cringes and excuses. The Mayhem Poets are onRead more
Horace Mungin was born in Hollywood, South Carolina in 1941 and his family moved to New York City in 1946. In 1989 Mungin moved to Ridgeville, SC. Mungin started writing poetry in the mid-sixties during the genesis of the Black ArtsRead more
