Charleston’s historic community theatre kicks off its 86th season with a musical featuring everyone’s favorite 1980s hits. “The Wedding Singer” will open the new season for The Footlight Players on Aug. 11. The play runs through Aug. 27 at theRead more
Governor Leonato welcomes Prince Don Pedro to his house for a fest of merriment. Don Pedro's men accompany him, Benedick and Claudio. Soon Claudio has fallen for Leonato's beautiful daughter, Hero, and plans to wed her within the week. While Hero and Claudio's loveRead more
Charleston’s historic community theatre kicks off its 86th season with a musical featuring everyone’s favorite 1980s hits. “The Wedding Singer” will open the new season for The Footlight Players on Aug. 11. The play runs through Aug. 27 at theRead more
Join us Friday, August 18 at noon for Blue Bicycle Books Charleston Author Series Luncheon at High Cotton with noted ESPN commentator and journalist Kate Fagan, whose recently released book, What Made Maddy Run tells a fascinating story. It's the heartbreakingRead more
The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) is proud to host a one-day pop-up photography exhibit at McLeod Plantation Historic Site. On Sunday, Aug. 20, award winning photographer Pete Marovich will show selections from his exhibit entitled Shadows ofRead more
Celebrate the 2017 solar eclipse with a prime viewing location in the Gibbes Museum of Art's Lenhardt Garden. Enjoy two-for-one admission for adults, and children under 17 are free. Protective eclipse glasses will be provided. Enter code "ECLIPSE17" for discountedRead more
Riccarda de Eccher’s sublime watercolors of mountain peaks offers a similar exploration of familiar images. In this case, her works evoke picturesque representations of snow-capped mountains from the Italian Alps. de Eccher’s watercolors offer a subversion of our current ageRead more
The paintings of Marc Trujillo portray quotidian scenes: fast food restaurants, big box store aisles, the long terminal corridors of airports, and so on. The scenes are remarkably unremarkable. In their ubiquitous nature, the paintings present an anti-place: scenes thatRead more
Riccarda de Eccher’s sublime watercolors of mountain peaks offers a similar exploration of familiar images. In this case, her works evoke picturesque representations of snow-capped mountains from the Italian Alps. de Eccher’s watercolors offer a subversion of our current ageRead more
Join the Halsey Institute for the opening reception of two exhibitions--"Marc Trujillo: American Purgatory" and "Riccarda de Eccher: Montagna" on view August 25-October 7, 2017. Opening reception is free and open to the public and includes complimentary refreshments and lightRead more
