Local band Stop Light Observations to perform at First Flush Festeaval, then Bonnaroo
In terms of rising to rock stardom, Stop Light Observations technically should still be in its infancy. The group of 20- to 21-year-olds has been...
Second annual Charleston Beer Garden aims for educational fun in the sun at Brittlebank Park
There may not be any lederhosen-clad Bavarian types strolling the grounds at this weekend’s Charleston Beer Garden, but there will be a...
Queen of the Blues: Bonnie Raitt still reigns supreme after four decades
The instinct to help people is ingrained in Bonnie Raitt’s DNA, likely somewhere near the gene that gives her the ability to play a mean blues...
My Charleston Weekend: May 16-22
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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ has many high notes yet somehow steers its way off course
The giddiness of “Star Trek” is gone, but “Star Trek Into Darkness” maintains its love of character and pathos, the other...
‘Star Trek’ director J.J. Abrams takes USS Enterprise in a surprising direction
‘You just made my day,” director J.J. Abrams said, exhaling with relief.
Arts
SEWE Featured Sculptor Pete Zaluzec mixes mediums in his unique sculptures
Illinois-based wildlife artist Pete Zaluzec leads a multifaceted career in art, conservation and outdoor sporting.
SEWE to host Local Artists Exhibit: Meet the makers
The annual Southeastern Wildlife Expo always brings excitement to the Lowcountry with the numerous events and awe-inspiring...
Local guilds kick off busy weekend in arts
Join the members of the Summerville Artist Guild 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday for their 37th Annual Judged Show.
Gibbes’ Society 1858 blends professionals and the arts
If you’ve not yet been to one of Society 1858’s parties at the Gibbes Museum of Art, you need to change that.
‘Little Shop of Horrors’ returns to the stage
Many of us have seen, or at least heard of, the tale of the hapless florist shop worker and his man-eating plant, the gas-huffing...
See watchers and watched in ‘Eternal Vigilantes’ exhibit
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Witness to History: The photographs of James Karales
It was a period of acute activism and resistance, punctuated by white violence throughout the recalcitrant South.
Arts events abound as new year gets rolling
I hope your New Year’s resolutions are holding strong.
Arts Scene: Try something new in 2013
Well, it’s here, 2013. Make it the best year yet. This is the perfect time to reinvent yourself, make new, more solid plans and...
‘Great Russian Nutcracker’: Moscow meets Lowcountry in classic ballet
Vodka notwithstanding, few Russian exports have become so interweaved into American culture as “The Nutcracker.”
Arts Scene: Introduce the kids to classical music this holiday season
As folks rush about to do some frantic last-minute Christmas shopping, remember that it’s not all about the material.
Immerse yourself in photos, music of the season
“ ‘Water’ was my first word. It is my liquid of choice. I drink a lot of it. My favorite thing to do is swim in the rain. I love...
Arts Scene: Final Friday art walk at center of busy weekend
It’s hard to believe it’s December already! Time really does move faster the older you get.
Arts Scene: Holiday shows add kick to season
‘It’s 24 hours before Christmas and all comic hell is about to break loose in the town of Tuna, the ‘third-smallest’ town in...
Head2Head Trivia: Contestants gets artistic
The next event in the Art With a Twist series at the Gibbes Museum of Art is an antiques walk Wednesday along lower King Street.
