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A 228-year-old periodical that predicts the weather, examines the stars and sprouts gardening tips also prints household recipes, and a Charleston cook has made her way into its planned pages for 2021.
A College of Charleston student majoring in early childhood education didn't expect to start a business this summer involving a beverage she legally can't partake in and organic soy wax from the Midwest.
A cold, refreshing brew at the beach, a crisp glass of wine on the deck: these are some of the tastes that make summer in the Lowcountry special.
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Yes, it's tough-going for the Charleston arts world. But with the help of enlightened collaborations, some artists are getting going.
A monthly comedy show typically hosted at a variety of breweries, art galleries and theaters around town has found a new home during the pandemic: online.
It's almost Hallmark holiday movie season, and an upcoming film that will be aired on the popular network is looking for extras in Charleston.
Sept. 19 is international Talk Like a Pirate Day. It’s the 25th annual celebration as the parody holiday was first established in 1995 in Albany, Ore. To get you ready for everyone’s favorite voice-altering holiday, this week’s trivia is all about the terrors of the high seas: pirates.
Catching a flick, adopting a dog and walking an anteater (totally normal, right?) are all options for how to spend your weekend in the Lowcountry.
The Hall has teamed up with outdoor venue The Bend in North Charleston for a multi-week spaced-out concert series starting in October.
While most Charleston-area music venues are just now figuring out how to reopen to the public safely after Gov. McMaster's performance hall ban was lifted in late July, a bar hangout on the Isle of Palms has been hosting concerts since early May.
It's part of the show's "Idol Across America" open virtual auditions, and the call for South Carolina hopefuls is Sept. 3.
A 228-year-old periodical that predicts the weather, examines the stars and sprouts gardening tips also prints household recipes, and a Charleston cook has made her way into its planned pages for 2021.
A College of Charleston student majoring in early childhood education didn't expect to start a business this summer involving a beverage she legally can't partake in and organic soy wax from the Midwest.
The Charleston Farmers Market, which typically runs from April through November in Marion Square, remains closed. But many vendors who rely on sales from the market say it's time to reopen.
Yes, it's tough-going for the Charleston arts world. But with the help of enlightened collaborations, some artists are getting going.
A monthly comedy show typically hosted at a variety of breweries, art galleries and theaters around town has found a new home during the pandemic: online.
Opening night is Sept. 26, and it will be operating Thursdays through Saturdays through Halloween for a total for 19 nights. Guests are encouraged to buy tickets online in advance, since capacity is limited.
Yes, it's tough-going for the Charleston arts world. But with the help of enlightened collaborations, some artists are getting going.
Have you ever wondered who was the graphic designer behind the Charleston RiverDogs logo, an emblem featuring a golden mutt inside a navy-blue "C" chomping down on a baseball bat?
Redux's new group show, "Frontyard, Backyard, Street," invites the neighborhood to explore a sense of place in city landscapes through the eyes of five artists who have worked in Charleston.
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It's almost Hallmark holiday movie season, and an upcoming film that will be aired on the popular network is looking for extras in Charleston.
According to those who knew Anderson native Chadwick Boseman when he was growing up, the actor was just as extraordinary as he seems.
This time around, the "Outer Banks" Season 2 casting call is real.
Sept. 19 is international Talk Like a Pirate Day. It’s the 25th annual celebration as the parody holiday was first established in 1995 in Albany, Ore. To get you ready for everyone’s favorite voice-altering holiday, this week’s trivia is all about the terrors of the high seas: pirates.
It won’t look like it normally does, but today is opening day of the 2020 NFL season. It may be America’s favorite sport, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that everyone is into it. So this week’s quiz is all about NFL team names outside of f…
Sept. 3 is National Welsh Rarebit Day. While it’s kind of hard to believe that’s a national observance, we respect it nonetheless. To celebrate this day devoted to gooey cheese recipes, this week’s trivia is all about cheese. We put it on alm…
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