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The Indie Grits festival, in its 13th year, takes downtown Columbia by storm each spring.
Jordan Peele has tightened his grip in "Us," a less satirical and more slaughterhouse horror parable than the writer-director's astonishing debut, "Get Out," that despite its deficiencies will leave all who enter its shadowy world convinced o…
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Vol. 10 has arrived.
A Charleston-area craft soda maker with plans to expand is getting some help from one of the country's top food brands.
Ron Davis of Docutainment Films is producing a new documentary on Dawn Langley Simmons, a Charleston resident who was one of the first to undergo gender reassignment surgery in the nation in 1968.
Gloria Bell, a middle-aged middle manager at a middle-size insurance company, lives in Los Angeles, although you would barely know it from the movie bearing her name.
In the tragedy “Julius Caesar,” Caesar is famously advised to “beware the Ides of March.” We all know how that ended for him, but now that we’ve made it past mid-March, Head2Head trivia is taking the opportunity to revisit Shakespeare’s other…
Vol. 10 has arrived.
The inaugural Charleston Woofstock Festival is happening during the same year as the 50th anniversary of Woodstock.
These all-women music collectives in Charleston have been working to break the stereotypes and support inclusion and diversity.
A Charleston-area craft soda maker with plans to expand is getting some help from one of the country's top food brands.
Every new restaurant brings something different to the Charleston-area dining scene, but it’s the rare venue that doesn’t have some sort of local precedent. To celebrate the newcomers and honor the stalwarts, we’ll look at a few of them side-…
It's not all about music. Southern food culture has played a major role in the festival since its inception in 2017.
Katie Rose Franyo is working her way up in the local music scene with her soulful voice and skillful piano playing. Prepare to be blown away by this teenager's vocals, let me just tell you.
Singer/songwriter and acoustic guitar player Avi Jacob is the star of the most recent B-Side Sessions, a Charleston Scene video series that highlights live sessions at local studios and various locations with Charleston musicians.
B-Side Sessions returns with a live session of Charleston Lo-Fi project Mechanical River, who just released a full-length disc, "Posterity."
Ron Davis of Docutainment Films is producing a new documentary on Dawn Langley Simmons, a Charleston resident who was one of the first to undergo gender reassignment surgery in the nation in 1968.
Jenny Broe and her boyfriend Mike Quinn got into an argument over what music was better in the '90s: Rock or hip-hop?
Here's a roundup of some of the best ways to get your leprechaun on.
This Week's Circulars
The Gibbes Museum of Art is bringing back its spring Garden Concert Series, which introduces live music performances to the Lenhardt Garden.
For years, artists and dealers who have worked with local broker Rebekah Jacob have struggled to recover inventory and money owed from the sale of their works. They have complained about stonewalling and lack of communication, and many ultimately filed lawsuits.
"Fungus Among Us" is all about mushrooms.
Articles from Kalyn Oyer
- 30 brand new songs from local musicians are out now on Scene SC sampler
- A Charleston trans woman, one of first sex reassignment patients, featured in new film
- Woofstock Festival combines Charleston's dog and music lovers
- These all-women Charleston music industry collectives are carving out inclusive spaces
- Rap sensation Cardi B is coming to South Carolina for a show
