The PBR Velocity bull-riding tour returns to the Coliseum this weekend, as does the Teddy Bear Picnic at Hampton Park, but Prohibition has a Freak Show Party planned with Twisted Circus, and Leap Day celebrations are popping up around town.
A few Charleston-based artists have become celebrities of a sort on TikTok and are leveraging their newfound fame to stream more music, sell more merchandise and develop a larger fan base for when they go on tour.
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On one side is a stone marker announcing four miles to Charleston, on the other a powder horn that belonged to Revolutionary War general Francis Marion.
Launching next Thursday, March 5, the Charleston Hot Sheet is a weekly list of tips on pop-ups, last-minute tickets and little-known experiences just in time for the weekend.
While popular dances used to come from instructional songs and music videos on MTV, Tik Tok is the new format that spreads the worldwide language of novelty dances. For this week’s trivia we have a quiz all about the history of dance crazes that have swept over worldwide popular culture.
A whole new house was constructed on the same property, this time with a smaller studio above the garage. That's where local jazz pianist Larry Ford's latest album, "A New Reality," was produced.
The event, to be held March 5-8, will help mark Charleston's 350th anniversary with special works and programs.
For the self-taught surrealist artist, painting "The Way of the Cross" is an integral part of his lifelong quest for enlightenment.
A few Charleston-based artists have become celebrities of a sort on TikTok and are leveraging their newfound fame to stream more music, sell more merchandise and develop a larger fan base for when they go on tour.
A whole new house was constructed on the same property, this time with a smaller studio above the garage. That's where local jazz pianist Larry Ford's latest album, "A New Reality," was produced.
The event, to be held March 5-8, will help mark Charleston's 350th anniversary with special works and programs.
There's a new way to explore Charleston breweries on Saturday afternoons.
For its 15th year, Charleston Wine + Food is spotlighting a variety of local music acts across the festival landscape.
Q: My birthday is on Mardi Gras this year, so I want to go out and get beads and eat king cake, instead of having to put together my own party. Where can I go on Feb. 25 to celebrate?
A new ABC show called "For Life," inspired by Wright's story and produced by Curtis Jackson (better known as 50 Cent), is out. It airs 10 p.m. Tuesdays.
Actor Jon Heder will be in Charleston for a moderated Q&A after a showing of "Napoleon Dynamite."
"The Righteous Gemstones," an HBO comedy series starring John Goodman, Danny McBride and Adam Devine, needs extras for its second season.
For the self-taught surrealist artist, painting "The Way of the Cross" is an integral part of his lifelong quest for enlightenment.
A celebration of art across various disciplines, it embraces not just film, but also multimedia projects, music, performance and more.
Even the most dedicated Deadheads have nothing on Jay Blakesberg, a photographer who has been documenting the Grateful Dead experience for 42 years.
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"The Assistant" is essentially the first #MeToo-era feature film.
This Valentine's Day, there's certain to be the usual flood of candy and flowers. But at your local movie theater, there's something increasingly rare: A soulful and adult romantic drama in "The Photograph."
If the Hollywood mantra for making blockbusters is "faster, faster, faster," then the creators of "Sonic the Hedgehog" have wisely ignored it.
While popular dances used to come from instructional songs and music videos on MTV, Tik Tok is the new format that spreads the worldwide language of novelty dances. For this week’s trivia we have a quiz all about the history of dance crazes that have swept over worldwide popular culture.
In honor of Jon Heder’s trip to Charleston to discuss his seminal acting performance in “Napoleon Dynamite,” we’ve created a quiz all about Napoleon and dynamite. You read that correctly. Not about “Napoleon Dynamite,” but rather questions about both Napoleon and dynamite.
Ah, Valentine’s Day. It’s a day of romantic love, exchanging cards and candies, and expressions of affection. In honor of the most romantic day of the year, we have prepared a quiz all about Valentine’s Day and love itself.
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