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In December, it was announced that the stimulus package included $15 billion in relief for arts and entertainment organizations. How might that play out in South Carolina?
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While the spread of COVID-19 in South Carolina has been far from ideal, it’s not a bad state to weather this pandemic. As the coronavirus hit, activities were already moving outdoors, where the danger is lessened and social distancing is relatively easy.
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Harbison Theatre, the surprisingly adventurous and ambitious performance space on Midlands Technical College’s suburban campus in Irmo, won’t …
Put on your boogie shoes, shake shake shake your booty and get down tonight at the Township Auditorium, where disco-era relics KC & the Sunshine Band perform at 7:30 p.m.
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This weekend, the South Carolina Philharmonic will deliver the four most iconic notes in the history of Western music, the central motif of Be…
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The concept at the center of Visiones y Música, the upcoming season-opening Masterworks program by the South Carolina Philharmonic, is called …
The USC Aiken Festival Chorus will join the Aiken Symphony Orchestra at its April 2 performance.
S.C. Philharmonic conductor and director Morihiko Nakahara will add the title of professor while remaining with the Palmetto State orchestra t…