A salute to the spring ...
Jason Baxley came to me two weeks ago and casually mentioned that he had some art he wanted me to see. The second I saw them, I was blown away. I think you will be, too. With warm weather (finally) here, I felt like it was a fantastic way of honoring the sunshine. And look at Charleston a little differently.
This is the type of issue I've always wanted to do: full-color photo spreads of amazing art. With Preview, I was limited by the black-and-white pages and never really could go as far artistically as I wanted. Charleston Scene allows me to do that.
Also, take a look at the Charleston International Film Festival stories. CIFF is a huge event for the Lowcountry. It's time to have some fun.
3 p.m.-dark // April 13 // Farmers Market Pavilion on Coleman Blvd.
The Charleston Farmers Market started last weekend. Next up is Mount Pleasant. The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market is the perfect place to buy fresh, locally grown produce while enjoying the afternoon with your loved ones. This family-friendly event has become a gathering place for locals. It happens every Tuesday and runs until Oct. 19.
8 p.m. // April 14 // 685 King Street // free
Seems like only yesterday that The Recovery Room opened up on Upper King. The bar quickly became a favorite for people in the Peninsula. Celebrate its two-year anniversary Wednesday with drink specials, prizes and live music.
7:05 p.m. // today // RiverDogs Stadium // 360 Fishburne St. // $7-$16
The RiverDogs have 70 home games during the 2010 season, which begins April 8 when the Lexington Legends come to Riley Park for a 7:05 p.m. first pitch. For more ticket information, contact the RiverDogs ticket office at 577-DOGS (3647) or purchase tickets online at www.riverdogs.com.

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