Headlined by Joyce Carol Oates, author of 58 novels and winner of numerous writing awards, the three-day Charleston to Charleston Literary Festival celebrates the written word and the Holy City’s connection with a British literary locale. The third annual eventRead more
Join us for a magical evening of music in Drayton Hall’s beautiful McDaniel Pavilion! Chamber Music Charleston will present “A Little Night Music,” an hour long program of music for flute and string quartet which will include Mozart’s “Eine KleineRead more
The College of Charleston Music Department’s 2nd Monday Series is a monthly professional concert series that features CofC faculty and special guests. Early arrival is advised, as seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Philip Lipton is the Principal ClarinetRead more
The 10th Annual City Paper Music Awards is back honoring the best and brightest of Charleston's local music scene with a showcase of diverse performances from some of Charleston's hottest bands and musicians. Performances from: Benny Starr, 'A Water Album' CircleRead more
Sixty years ago, with just eight hundred dollars borrowed from a family co-op fund, Berry Gordy, Jr. launched his independent record company. Motown Records not only made music but made history. The music of Motown permeated a divide within ourRead more
The Department of Theatre and Dance in the College of Charleston School of the Arts will showcase “Legacy,” directed by Kristin Alexander and choreographed by the College’s dance faculty, guest artist Harambee Dance Company, and student Emmaline Sheahan. The College’sRead more
This classical fairy tale comes to life in a world premiere performance at the Charleston Music Hall. Our dear Cinderella dreams for a better life and a chance to attend the royal ball much to her evil stepmother and stepsister’sRead more
The College of Charleston Orchestra will perform a fall concert conducted by Yuriy Bekker. The program will include Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's final scene from "Eugene Onegin" (featuring opera students Mckenzie Anderson and Bradley Morrison), J.S. Bach's Concerto for Two Violins (featuring faculty members Lee-ChinRead more
Doublewide, Texas (population: 10) is the newest, smallest town in the Lone Star State, and the most wonderful time of the year is rapidly becoming the most stressful. After being double-crossed by the county and having their township papers putRead more
A Charleston Jazz tradition Your Charleston Jazz Orchestra (CJO) presents Holiday Swing: A Charleston Jazz tradition. Maestro Robert Lewis and our 18-piece big band will swing you into the holiday spirit with popular hits from Season 11, plus big bandRead more
