Established in Charleston in 2017 after an initial run in Atlanta, Small Opera (SMOP) seeks to make the timeless art form fresh, fun, and accessible to all by bringing pop-up opera to the community. We sing a variety of music in unconventional spacesRead more
As seen in NYC, sister act Gracie & Lacy team up with local legend Joe Clarke and the fabulous Forte Jazz Trio for a Charleston-themed musical experience! Enjoy the signature harmonies to intricate tap dancing of Gracie & Lacy everyRead more
The Art of Discovery showcases talented young artists in grades 6-12. The exhibit will present work that speaks to the themes of mental health, self-discovery, wellness, the search for meaning, and the work these courageous artists are doing to better understand themselves andRead more
Redux Contemporary Art Center is excited to present Creative Corridors: The Annual Redux Studio Artist Exhibition. The Annual Studio Artist Exhibition is an opportunity for Redux resident artists to showcase a sample of their work, as it relates to aRead more
Featuring the sacred music of Ēriks Esenvalds, Richards Dubra, Arvo Pärt, and Ugis Praulinš. Choir members include professional and volunteer singers and students. Featured soloists are sopranos, Katie Clarkson and Jill Hethcox. Directed by Jolene Hethcox, Candidate for Doctorate ofRead more
The City of Charleston is thrilled to continue its celebration of the arts with a special free-to-attend Fourth of July concert at “The Joe.” The Charleston Symphony will be joined by special guests Charlton Singleton and Quiana Parler for aRead more
Gallery 1056. Artist Rebecca Hopkins examines the Septima P. Clark Expressway in watercolor.
The work of Dan Estabrook oscillates between image and object and back again. Using antiquated forms of photography, such as salt prints and tintypes, Estabrook examines the objecthood of photography and its ability to represent the truth. He often combinesRead more
Jibade-Khalil Huffman mines images and texts, searching for latent meaning and hidden memories. Using a wide array of media including lightboxes, video, performance, photography, text, and installation, Huffman uses his work to expose power structures and racial dynamics in popularRead more
Admission is free. Seating is limited. Reserve your seats today. Full bar, popcorn, snacks and general concessions are available for purchase.
