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Two local printmakers have teamed up to start an on-the-go art studio in a 1984 Winnebago RV.
Charleston Stage gets in the holiday spirit with a colorful, toe-tapping musical "Elf" at Dock Street Theatre that puts the accent on fun. The critic's daughter agrees.
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Paul Brown, owner of Charleston’s Terrace Theater on James Island, and others discuss how Amazon and Netflix have ushered in big changes.
Inspiration is part of the game with Charleston artists. From custom portraits to wearable art, they have plenty to up your holiday gift-giving game.
N. Charleston hosts holiday dinner theater
The founder and director of a popular Gullah gospel group that has been performing at weddings, private parties and charity events around the Lowcountry for 25 years has been in the hospital for three months.
Todd Haynes' "Dark Waters," about the prolonged (and ongoing) legal fight to uncover the environmental damage of cancer-inducing "forever chemicals" and hold their corporate makers accountable, is a sober and ominous docudrama. On its surface…
N. Charleston hosts holiday dinner theater
The founder and director of a popular Gullah gospel group that has been performing at weddings, private parties and charity events around the Lowcountry for 25 years has been in the hospital for three months.
A local band joined Adele, Taylor Swift and Lil Nas X in Time magazine's list of the top 10 songs of the decade.
With skyrocketing rents and less room to wiggle, Charleston proper isn’t the easiest place to run a slim-margined, no-frills, deep-fried dive these days.
The bourbon-gravy shot is available all week.
Lone Wolf Lounge is everything you want a cocktail bar to be: cozy and comfortable; cool, but not corny; dark enough to fade away in, but not so dark you can’t see your drinking companion’s facial expressions if you focus.
Charleston Stage gets in the holiday spirit with a colorful, toe-tapping musical "Elf" at Dock Street Theatre that puts the accent on fun. The critic's daughter agrees.
N. Charleston hosts holiday dinner theater
We've got a roundup of some of the best New Year's Eve parties happening in Charleston.
Two local printmakers have teamed up to start an on-the-go art studio in a 1984 Winnebago RV.
Inspiration is part of the game with Charleston artists. From custom portraits to wearable art, they have plenty to up your holiday gift-giving game.
The S.C. Indian Affairs Commission has focused on women’s issues and women-led advocacy this year, something which they’ve said is overdue.
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Paul Brown, owner of Charleston’s Terrace Theater on James Island, and others discuss how Amazon and Netflix have ushered in big changes.
Todd Haynes' "Dark Waters," about the prolonged (and ongoing) legal fight to uncover the environmental damage of cancer-inducing "forever chemicals" and hold their corporate makers accountable, is a sober and ominous docudrama. On its surface…
Rarely has a Tinder date ended so poorly than the one shown in "Queen & Slim." Even more rarely has a bad Tinder date produced such a great film.
We’ve talked a lot about Phish in this week’s Charleston Scene, but for this week’s quiz we are going to focus on the other, less musically inclined type of fish. Let’s see how well you know your gilled aquatic creatures.
Thanksgiving Day is upon us! There will be food, family, football and floats all over the country today, and we have a quiz for you on all of those things and more in our Turkey Day edition of trivia.
In honor of the long and illustrious career of The Critic, we have built a trivia quiz all about great historical and cultural moments involving radio.
Articles from Kalyn Oyer
- Charleston printmakers team up for ACLU fundraiser and RV art studio
- Founder of Charleston Gullah group had 11 emergency surgeries for flesh-eating disease
- Charleston songwriter joins Taylor Swift, Lil Nas X in Time's 10 best songs of decade
- Ring in 2020 with these Charleston New Year's Eve parties
- It's a full weekend of music with these Phish pre-parties and after-parties in Charleston
