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Since there's so much going on in Charleston during the month of December, we decided to compile the best local happenings into one comprehensive calendar for your perusal and reviewal.
Three Palmetto State film projects will receive thousands of dollars in funding thanks to the Indie Grants program, a collaboration between the South Carolina Film Commission and Trident Technical College.
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, commonly known as SEWE, is a touchstone in the Charleston tourism calendar.
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Once those leftovers are divvied up, there's plenty of time to enjoy Charleston's cultural offerings this weekend.
A Charleston art festival that was born in the midst of COVID-19 with an outdoor, socially distanced market in 2020 is back for 2021.
After a three-year hiatus, the Jazz Crawl for Charity parade and party is returning to downtown Charleston.
“The French Dispatch” remains a highly enjoyable, sophisticated and experimental ode to the romantic, and fictionalized, idea of the midcentury heyday of magazines like “The New Yorker” and “The Paris Review.”
An elfin member of the cast of "The Elf on the Shelf Musical" came to Charleston Gaillard Center. The arts critic and a couple of canny 8-year-olds interviewed him.
Lavender Town is also a reference to the city from the "Pokémon Red & Blue" video game that premiered in 1996.
He'll be back to redeem his Charleston set Dec. 4 at The Commodore, and along with his original mega-hits like "Crazy" and "Forget You," the venue has promised a couple of Christmas tunes as well.
Spoleto Festival USA has announced three operas that will be part of the 2022 festival, the first under the helm of its new general director, Mena Mark Hanna.
Three Palmetto State film projects will receive thousands of dollars in funding thanks to the Indie Grants program, a collaboration between the South Carolina Film Commission and Trident Technical College.
“The French Dispatch” remains a highly enjoyable, sophisticated and experimental ode to the romantic, and fictionalized, idea of the midcentury heyday of magazines like “The New Yorker” and “The Paris Review.”
When it was announced that Ava Ramirez beat out hundreds of dancers from across the country for the leading role of Clara in "The Nutcracker" at Radio City Music Hall, she wasn't eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
A Charleston art festival that was born in the midst of COVID-19 with an outdoor, socially distanced market in 2020 is back for 2021.
An elfin member of the cast of "The Elf on the Shelf Musical" came to Charleston Gaillard Center. The arts critic and a couple of canny 8-year-olds interviewed him.
Spoleto Festival USA has announced three operas that will be part of the 2022 festival, the first under the helm of its new general director, Mena Mark Hanna.
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Since there's so much going on in Charleston during the month of December, we decided to compile the best local happenings into one comprehensive calendar for your perusal and reviewal.
Once those leftovers are divvied up, there's plenty of time to enjoy Charleston's cultural offerings this weekend.
After a three-year hiatus, the Jazz Crawl for Charity parade and party is returning to downtown Charleston.
To commemorate this feast, this week's trivia will focus on the annual celebration of Thanksgiving! So put on your stretch pants and get ready to gobble down some questions.
To celebrate the release of the rerecording of her 2012 album, this week's trivia is all about the singer herself! So if you're a player, come and play, play, play (I truly apologize for that joke) this week's trivia!
To celebrate the release of Marvel’s "Eternals,” this week our trivia will focus on the MCU. So suit up, assemble or lift that hammer (you likely won’t be able to do the last one) and get ready to avenge last week’s fallen “Squid Game” players.
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