Appropriate for Grades: 2nd-7th PRESENTED BY THE GAILLARD EDUCATION INITIATIVE This stirring drama with music is a classic tribute to the great American who freed herself and hundreds of her people from the bonds of slavery. As Harriet and herRead more
Charleston Music Fest + 2nd Monday Series present: Natalia Khoma and Volodymyr Vynnytsky The 2nd Monday Series will host Charleston Music Fest, both part of the College of Charleston School of the Arts, for a night of intimate chamber music onRead more
Join the Citadel Gospel Choir and their special guests The Citadel Cadet Chorale, Chamber Choir, and other musical guests for an evening of uplifting music and celebration. Open to the public. Free admission and parking
Described as the "Magician at the Piano" and the "next Victor Borge," pianist Igor Lipinski enchants audiences with his unique musical talent and sleight-of-hand artistry. Lipinski will present his intriguing recital program “Piano Illusions” for the College of Charleston's InternationalRead more
Share a romantic evening with the delightful Abigail Kent, as she plays her harp and plucks at your heartstrings. This special Valentine's Day concert is the perfect gift; Kent is a national prize-winning harpist who has played across the U.S.Read more
Join in for a free screening and discussion of the documentary film Beyond the Fields: Slavery at Middleton Place on February 15 at 6 pm at nearby Charles Towne Landing. A panel including the filmmakers and several documentary participants will take questionsRead more
February: Horses, Hounds & Hooch, Friday, February 16, 2018 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. A gathering sponsored by Dog & Horse Fine Art and The Local Palate Magazine will be a toast to the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. Artist JOSEPH SULKOWSKI willRead more
Based on historical fact, George Washington’s Boy, written by Ted Lange and directed by Yvonne Broaddus of Charleston Black Theatre, portrays the fight for freedom, the Declaration of Independence, and the first presidency of the United States from the viewpointRead more
This annual event serves to highlight prominent, as well as “behind the scenes” movers and shakers of the civil rights movement. While highlighting the struggle and advancement of People of Color; it also serves to facilitate a bridge to promoteRead more
A playful new adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters—sensible Elinor and hypersensitive Marianne—after their father’s sudden death leaves them financially destitute and socially vulnerable. Set in gossipy late 18th-century England, withRead more
