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Phish not the only highlight of fall lineup

After a almost half a decade, loyal Phish-heads who've had to cope with symptoms of withdrawal after the group went on hiatus, will be rewarded for their devotion with the rock band's performances at the North Charleston Coliseum on Oct. 15-16. Read story.

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BBQ and Bluegrass Festival makes for the ultimate Sunday funday

Summer is ending, yet no one wants to admit it. So put on your party pants Sunday afternoon for Boone Hall's annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival. It'll take your mind off autumn looming in the distance as you fill your belly with some of Charleston's finest barbecue and your ears with rocking tunes. Read story.

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We got the jazz

Stay cool this fall with a ton of impressive events

There's an ocean of jazz planned for the Lowcountry this fall. Read story.

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The stage is set

Theater groups get ready for a busy Fall season Read story.

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Gallagher

Comedy legend, pop icon, watermelon smasher

Comedy legend, pop icon, watermelon smasher Read story.

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Cinema extraordinaire at this year's French Film Festival

Slip on a beret (a cliche but fun), uncork a Chateau Margaux (if you can afford it), break out the Brie and get in the mood for le cinema francais. Read story.

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The day the music died

Clay Scales to close 52.5 Records on Nov. 1, move on to 'the next chapter'

Clay Scales to close 52.5 Records on Nov. 1, move on to 'the next chapter' Read story.

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Farm Livin'

Lowcountry produce increasingly found in area homes, restaurants Read story.

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Back to school fashion

This fall, back-to-school looks are a little more glam, a little more eclectic and a little more fun. Read story.

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The New Moulin Rouge

Stage set for jazz at downtown gem

Walking up from the crowd, checking out the drum kit and deciding to play is perfectly acceptable behavior. Read story.

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Musicians come together for ‘a miraculous little boy'

This Saturday, the Music Farm will host a concert to help Chase Towne fight neuroblastoma and live to see many more birthdays. Read story.

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Charleston Waterkeeper thinks big to protect Lowcountry waterways

For Charleston Waterkeeper founder Cyrus Buffum, idealism is the foundation of a great organization. Read story.

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Darius Rucker

From Hootie to hootenanny and everything in between Read story.

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Off the Beaten Path

Meet five local entrepreneurs who found success on their own terms. Read story.

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Local bicyclist heads across the country for a good cause

On Saturday, Tyler Gilliam will lead a crew of cyclists on a trek across the country in the hopes of raising $10 a mile for Darkness to Light. Read story.

news & features
Tease photo

Phish not the only highlight of fall lineup

After a almost half a decade, loyal Phish-heads who've had to cope with symptoms of withdrawal after the group went on hiatus, will be rewarded for their devotion with the ... Read story.

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BBQ and Bluegrass Festival makes for the ultimate Sunday funday

Summer is ending, yet no one wants to admit it. So put on your party pants Sunday afternoon for Boone Hall's annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival. It'll take your mind ... Read story.

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We got the jazz

There's an ocean of jazz planned for the Lowcountry this fall. Read story.

 
 
 
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