When the Herdmans, the worst kids in town, somehow wrangle the leading roles in the local Christmas Pageant it seems everything that is sacred will be lost. Yet, through this motley crew of rough and tumble kids, the true meaningRead more
This Christmas, give your family the gift of Moscow Ballet's Gift of Christmas Great Russian Nutcracker! Step into a simpler time filled with sweet dreams and Christmas magic. With world-class artists, over 200 dazzling costumes, stunning sets, towering puppets andRead more
*Due to predicted inclement weather on Sunday, this is event will be held at Chabad of Charleston, 477 Mathis Ferry Road, Mount Pleasant* A free, festive party for everyone, the largest annual Jewish event in the state of South CarolinaRead more
"Little Edie" Beale, of Grey Gardens fame, performed a cabaret act at Reno Sweeney Nightclub in New York City over the New Years week of 1978. This is that act. Gerald Duval, Edie's producer during the time of her appearanceRead more
The Charleston Symphony Orchestra League, Inc. (CSOL®) is pleased to present Home for the Holidays on December 29, 2019 at 3:30 pm at the Unitarian Church, 8 Archdale Street, Charleston, SC. Please join us as we welcome former CSOL scholarship recipients forRead more
This New Year’s Eve, all are invited to join with the Gullah Geechee people at the historic Morris Brown A.M.E. church in downtown Charleston for a daytime Watch Night and Emancipation Proclamation celebration. It’s a tradition that is over 155Read more
Happy New Year, Charleston is free to the public and offers a family friendly, non-alcoholic event with activities, live music, and food trucks. Ring in your New Year with musical performances, light shows and many hands-on opportunities for family fun!Read more
When the struggling writer was asked to take over the unpaid, anonymous position of advice columnist, Cheryl Strayed used empathy and her personal experiences to help those seeking guidance for obstacles both large and small. Tiny Beautiful Things is a play aboutRead more
It is difficult to imagine that anyone would ever consider the music of Johann Sebastian Bach overwrought and exaggerated, but this is indeed how many nineteenth century music critics interpreted his work. They labeled this period’s music “baroque,” stemming fromRead more
Join Charleston’s premiere high voices ensemble for our second annual Epiphany concert as we perform Britten’s “Ceremony of Carols," works by Rutter, Chilcott, and more. The performance features a very special guest, international prize-winning harpist Abigail Kent. The beautiful soprano, alto,Read more
