In this illustrated talk, Chris Johnson will summarize a number of issues related to the history, creation and outcomes of the Question Bridge: Black Males project, which was recently inducted into the permanent collection of the new Smithsonian Museum ofRead more
Do you remember a simpler time in life, without all of today’s electronics and life’s distractions? On April 8th from 3-5 pm come join us at Fabulon and go “Back to the Garden” with an Earth Friendly information fair. Visit with ourRead more
Charleston Gospel Choir Spring 2017 Performance Women: Honoring Global Sisterhood Saturday, April 8 The Charleston Gospel Choir is pleased to present its 2017 spring performance entitled Women: Honoring Global Sisterhood, Saturday, April 8, 5:00 p.m. at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church,Read more
The 2nd Monday Series at the College of Charleston School of the Arts will present a concert by cellist Wade Davis, a 2008 alumnus. An active solo and chamber performer, he has prepared for this concert a virtuosic collection of music byRead more
Presented by Charleston Stage at Dock Street Theatre Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Glenn Slater Book by Cheri Steinkellner and Bill Steinkellner Additional Book Material by Douglas Carter Beane Based on the Touchstone Pictures Motion Picture Sister Act WrittenRead more
Join us Thursday, April 13 at noon for Blue Bicycle Books Charleston Author Series luncheon at High Cotton, with New York Times Bestselling Author Karen White for the launch of her newest novel The Night the Lights Went Out. BlueRead more
Wine, beer, live music and food trucks at the James Island plantation Charleston County Parks is proud to introduce a new evening event at beautiful McLeod Plantation Historic Site! Hops and Vines debuts April 13. The new special event willRead more
The focus of this lecture by Steve Johnson, Associate Professor of Drawing at the College of Charleston, is a body of work that was made during a nine month Fulbright-Nehru teaching fellowship in India. The small watercolors are a responseRead more
James Madison, the Constitution, and America’s Ongoing Revolution. A conversation with Montpelier Foundation President and CEO Kat Imhoff about how James Madison framed our country’s conversations about rights and freedom Hardly a week passes when the U.S. Constitution is notRead more
