The Tony Award-winning Tale as Old as Time Be our guest for this musical spectacular with dancing candlesticks, silverware, and teapots. This is an enchanting tale of a young girl trapped in a provincial town and a prince who isRead more
Join the Halsey Institute staff and tour guides for the international celebration of “slow looking” and participate in guided in-depth conversations about a handful of the artworks in Young Contemporaries 2019. Learn more about Slow Art Day here! _______________ SlowRead more
Come enjoy a taste of Louisiana Cajun fun right here in the Lowcountry! The 28th Annual Lowcountry Cajun Festival returns to James Island County Park on Sunday, April 7, 2019 from 12 – 6 p.m. This ragin’ Cajun Festival featuresRead more
The Charleston Music Club will present some of Charleston's finest young musicians at its free annual student awards recital on Sunday, April 7th, at 3 pm in the chapel at Franke at Seaside, 1885 Rifle Range Road. Charleston Music ClubRead more
In 1968, amidst new technologies like computers and video being used in art, theorist Jack Burnham declared the art of that time “is fundamentally concerned with the implementation of the art impulse in an advanced technological society.” Today, over halfRead more
College of Charleston Theatre and Dance closes its 2018-2019 season with the hilarious, Tony Award-winning comedy “Urinetown,” directed by artist-in-residence Bret Shuford with musical direction by Laura Turner. While the show is lighthearted in nature, it shares with audiences aRead more
Sibling rivalry, adultery and dungeons are coming to Threshold Repertory Theatre in April as it presents “The Lion in Winter.” “The Lion in Winter” by James Goldman is a modern-day classic often described as a medieval “Who’s Afraid of VirginiaRead more
The wacky characters from Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me a Tenor are back—this time in Paris, on the eve of a star-studded concert where three famous tenors are scheduled to perform together. Of course, everything that can go wrong does, including clandestine loveRead more
The Taylor Festival Choir collaborates with the Charleston Symphony and the College of Charleston Madrigal Singers in a performance J.S. Bach’s magesterial Mass in B-minor. Completed in 1749, one year before Bach’s death, the work was never heard in itsRead 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
