Spirits Rising, 200 years of spirituals: 19th century, traditional and contemporary spirituals sung by Lowcountry Voices, will be presented by the Candlelight Concert Series at the Unitarian Church. Lowcountry Voices, Charleston’s noted multi-cultural choir directed by Nathan Nelson, emphasizes performanceRead more
Conrad Tao, piano Ken Lam, conductor Program Leonard Bernstein Prelude, Fugue and Riffs George Gershwin Piano Concerto in F major Leonard Bernstein Symphony No. 2 The Age of Anxiety Pre-concert conversations by the Music Director or his assistants are held fromRead more
World Music Cafe presents Greg Guay, David Sarnoff & Phillip Jackson, and Deninufay! Another great variety of music and dance at Charleston's premier listening room. Get your tickets in advance on Eventbrite, come early and have dinner at one ofRead more
Learn to make traditional sweetgrass baskets with basket maker, Sarah Edwards-Hammond! Mrs. Edwards-Hammond comes from a long line of basket makers and has passed down the tradition to her own children, grandchildren and others in the community. The instructor willRead more
Join the Gullah Society and the International African American Museum's Center for Family History for a harvest of historical artifacts, ideas, stories, and community networking. This event is also part of a collaborative project involving the College of Charleston's AfricanRead more
Conrad Tao, piano Ken Lam, conductor Program Leonard Bernstein Prelude, Fugue and Riffs George Gershwin Piano Concerto in F major Leonard Bernstein Symphony No. 2 The Age of Anxiety Pre-concert conversations by the Music Director or his assistants are held fromRead more
The Charleston Music Hall and The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art are thrilled to team up once again for the sixth installment of The Groundhog Day Concert, February 3rd at 8pm. We all know Groundhog Day as the dayRead more
Adam Parker: The Orangeburg Massacre and the Need for Truth and Reconciliation Adam Parker, arts and culture reporter at The Post and Courier is the author of a biography of Cleveland Sellers Jr., the SNCC activist caught up in the Orangeburg MassacreRead more
The Oh Happy Day Gospel Music Experience crosses the lines of age, culture and color. This concert presents this colorful music through traditional songs, hymns, spirituals and the contemporary. The well orchestrated vocals, grasp the sound, emotion and message portrayedRead more
Appropriate for Grades: 5th-8th PRESENTED BY THE GAILLARD EDUCATION INITIATIVE Can two friends break away from the city to live their dreams? On Harlem’s 145th Street, teenage best friends Darius and Twig dream of a world beyond the confines ofRead more
