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SATURDAY

Art and Music Inspired by Radiohead's "OK Computer" album

Thirteen artists and eight musicians made work in response to Radiohead's "OK Computer" album and will display it Saturday at Eye Level Art.

The show, "Ones and Zeros" will feature paintings and sculptures from Carl Janes, Seth Corts, and Max Miller as well as music by Lindsay Holler, Joel Hamilton and Owen Beverly (just to name a few).

The event will be recorded live. The first 50 people to purchase tickets online will receive a free CD of the performance and free downloads will be available after the event on eyelevelart.com.

A cash bar will be available for beer and wine.

Limited Tickets are available for $10 at eyelevelart.com or $15 at the door. Eye Level Art is at 2143 Heriot St., Suite F, downtown.

For more information, see page XY

SUNDAY

Culinary event benefits Roper St. Francis Cancer Center

Lowcountry diners will have a unique opportunity to experience the culinary offerings of four of the Lowcountry's top chefs as they team up to prepare a 4-course dinner 5-8 p.m. Sunday in the historic Long Room at McCrady's Restaurant.

The event will benefit the Roper St. Francis Cancer Center.

McCrady's executive chef Sean Brock, recently named a semi-finalist for a James Beard Award in the category of Rising Star Chef of the Year, has recruited the skills of fellow executive chefs Craig Deihl of Cypress, Anthony Gray of High Cotton and Jeremiah Bacon of Carolina's. With the theme "Planting the Seeds of Hope," the chefs will combine their culinary talents to present a menu featuring fresh, local ingredients and organic produce from Thorn Hill Farm in McClellanville and Brock's Wadmalaw Island farm.

Each chef will prepare and present one course on the menu. Recipes for each dish will be provided to those who attend. Each course will be paired with a selection of premium domestic wines.

Tickets for the evening are $125 per person. Seating is limited to 100 guests. For information or to reserve tickets, call the Roper St. Francis Event Line at 843-789-1760 or visit www.rsfh.com/seedsofhope.

THROUGH SATURDAY

Charleston Carifest 2009

The 2009 Charleston Carifest will focus on St Lucia. It begins tonight and ends on Saturday.

South Carolina Caribbean Culture and Heritage Inc., a nonprofit group, was started in 2006 with a mission to unearth, study, preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the Caribbean. The group promotes understanding and awareness of the Caribbean culture through festivals showcasing arts, culture and education while embracing diversity. Each year it showcases a different Caribbean country.

Events include a free Carifest Symposium 6-9 p.m., a Masquerade Fete for $10 on Friday, and a street parade on Saturday. Performers include Buen Aché Dance Company, Slice International Reggae/Soca Band, Whale Branch Middle School of Beaufort County SteelBand and others. Events will happen downtown and in West Ashley.

For a schedule of events and tickets ($5-$10), e-mail info@charlestoncarifest.com or visit www.charlestoncarifest.com.

WEEKEND

Library Book and DVD sale

Get a jump on great summer reading with prices starting at 50 cents with the Friends of the Library Book and DVD Sale this weekend.

There will be great deals on books, DVDs, CDs and books on tape. It kicks off 9-10 a.m. Saturday with a members' preview sale, and continues 10 a.m.-5 p.m. with a sale for the public. The public is invited back for more 2-4 p.m. Sunday, where all all DVDs, CDs and books on tape will be half price.

The sale will take place at Charleston County Main Library, 68 Calhoun St. Call 805-6930 or visit www.ccpl.org.