Brian Dowd has spent the last ten years of his life wrestling with an unrequited "something" for his best friend's sister. But each and every time he's spoken with Beth Finnegan for more than thirty seconds, he's ended up withRead more
Join the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art for artist talks with Titus Brooks Heagins, Susan Worsham, Stacy Kranitz, and Thomas Rankin in conjunction with Southbound: Photographs of and about the New South. Southbound: Photographs of and about the New South is anRead more
Presented by The Charleston Gaillard Education Initiative. A poetry slam for students in middle and high school! October 2, 2:00pm The Gaillard Center 95 Calhoun Street
The notorious tales of Charleston ghosts are brought to life in an all-new thrilling ballet, “Dance Macabre”. The dancers of Ballet Evolution will embody some of the Lowcountry’s most infamous spirits. There’s Madame Talvande, who ran her strict and rigidRead more
René Marie has blessed this city several times with her amazing voice and energy. On October 20, the CJO is pleased to take the stage with René Marie and her band named ‘Experiment in Truth’ (featuring pianist John Chin, bassist EliasRead more
An extension and reincarnation of Charleston's ten-season JAIL BREAK event, Charleston Arts Festival will similarly challenge both artists and attendees to reconsider preconceived ideas of art, creativity and community. Founder and Creative Director Andrew Walker retired the JAIL BREAK seriesRead more
The anchor night of Free Verse will feature celebrated Trinidadian poet Cheryl-Boyce Taylor, award-winning New York slam poet Mike Rosen and Jacksonville, Fl. poet Tyquan Morton. Following the reading, there will be an afterparty in the Memminger courtyard curated byRead more
The notorious tales of Charleston ghosts are brought to life in an all-new thrilling ballet, “Dance Macabre”. The dancers of Ballet Evolution will embody some of the Lowcountry’s most infamous spirits. There’s Madame Talvande, who ran her strict and rigidRead more
The Department of Theatre and Dance at The College of Charleston presents Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves, directed by Glenda Byars Johnson.
Brian Dowd has spent the last ten years of his life wrestling with an unrequited "something" for his best friend's sister. But each and every time he's spoken with Beth Finnegan for more than thirty seconds, he's ended up withRead more
