CHARLESTON, S.C. — Charleston Music Fest, hosted by the College of Charleston’s Department of Music, presents intimate chamber music concerts featuring College of Charleston faculty, and local and international artists. This season, it will present a fundraising concert of BeethovenRead more
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Husband and wife, Latin American pianists William Villaverde and Fabiana Claure will perform "A Piano Journey Through Latin America" for the third concert of the College of Charleston International Piano Series’ 31st Season. Works will include Bolivian Cuecas,Read more
Dyani White Hawk’s work illuminates the lived experiences of Native Peoples. With her video, photography, and works in other media, she aims to use the language of visual art to bring light to the deep chasm between our understanding ofRead 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
Chamber Music Charleston’s Salon Series at the historic South Carolina Society Hall continues on Sunday, February 13 with guest pianist Phillip Bush joining CMC violinist Frances Hsieh and cellist Timothy O’Malley in a program of music including Haydn’s Piano TrioRead more
Charleston Academy of Music presents a Rush Hour Concert: Violin with Nina Sandberg and Chee-Hang See. About CAM: Charleston Academy of Music prides itself in being one of the leading music schools in the Lowcountry. Founded in 2003, Academy hasRead 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
Directed by Theatre Associate Professor Evan Parry, the production is recommended for all ages. Parry describes the opera: “Through comedy and romance, the blend of the human and the supernatural brings the audience into a journey of trials and tribulationsRead more
With a train full of suspects and an alibi for each one, Agatha Christie’s Murder On the Orient Express is the perfect mystery for world famous detective Hercule Poirot. This brand new stage adaptation of Agatha Christie’s masterpiece—one of the mostRead more
Johannes Brahms’ one and only violin concerto does indeed demonstrate the gifts of its soloist, but it is less focused on technique and more on substance and expression. It also features extensive passages for the orchestra, often highlighting the woodwindsRead more
