The Boy Who Traveled Around the World in an Envelope! — A Charleston Premiere The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, based on Jeff Brown’s bestselling children’s book, tells the story of Stanley Lambchop, a normal boy who is just likeRead more
In what has become a venerable tradition at the College of Charleston, the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art is excited to present Young Contemporaries 2019! Now in its 34th year, the exhibition features work by College of Charleston students selectedRead more
Calling all artists, art enthusiasts, history fans and nature lovers! The Daniel Island Historical Society, The Art Guild of Daniel Island and the Daniel Island Community Fund present “Art in the Park: A Celebration of Daniel Island’s Live Oaks." JoinRead more
Join us for a free poetry workshop with Glenis Redmond as part of the Poetry at McLeod reading series. Glenis Redmond is an autobiographical poet with a creative lens focusing on place and people. In her workshop “About People, AboutRead more
A Gospel Stage Play - We grow up trusting our parents, but what happens when one child is taken away and the other is caught up in a love triangle? Mother doesn't always know what's best as lies and secretsRead more
The Tony Award-winning Tale as Old as Time Be our guest for this musical spectacular with dancing candlesticks, silverware, and teapots. This is an enchanting tale of a young girl trapped in a provincial town and a prince who isRead more
Sibling rivalry, adultery and dungeons are coming to Threshold Repertory Theatre in April as it presents “The Lion in Winter.” “The Lion in Winter” by James Goldman is a modern-day classic often described as a medieval “Who’s Afraid of VirginiaRead more
The Tony Award-winning Tale as Old as Time Be our guest for this musical spectacular with dancing candlesticks, silverware, and teapots. This is an enchanting tale of a young girl trapped in a provincial town and a prince who isRead more
The Poetry at McLeod reading series continues with activist poet Glenis Redmond. This reading series is presented in collaboration with The Poetry Society of South Carolina, Charleston County Parks & Recreation Commission (CCPRC), the SC Humanities Council, the City ofRead more
The wacky characters from Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me a Tenor are back—this time in Paris, on the eve of a star-studded concert where three famous tenors are scheduled to perform together. Of course, everything that can go wrong does, including clandestine loveRead more
