Local band Stop Light Observations to perform at First Flush Festeaval, then Bonnaroo
In terms of rising to rock stardom, Stop Light Observations technically should still be in its infancy. The group of 20- to 21-year-olds has been...
Second annual Charleston Beer Garden aims for educational fun in the sun at Brittlebank Park
There may not be any lederhosen-clad Bavarian types strolling the grounds at this weekend’s Charleston Beer Garden, but there will be a...
Queen of the Blues: Bonnie Raitt still reigns supreme after four decades
The instinct to help people is ingrained in Bonnie Raitt’s DNA, likely somewhere near the gene that gives her the ability to play a mean blues...
My Charleston Weekend: May 16-22
Jason Aldean
‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ has many high notes yet somehow steers its way off course
The giddiness of “Star Trek” is gone, but “Star Trek Into Darkness” maintains its love of character and pathos, the other...
‘Star Trek’ director J.J. Abrams takes USS Enterprise in a surprising direction
‘You just made my day,” director J.J. Abrams said, exhaling with relief.
Art
Arts Scene: Busy weekend offers a variety of events
Kristen Solecki’s work is quite different from most seen in Charleston these days.
North Charleston Arts Festival offers more than 100 events
Can you believe the North Charleston Arts Festival is celebrating its 31st year?
Jail Break 5 offers arts, music, dance and more at the Old City Jail in Charleston
Apparently people in Charleston are quite fond of going to jail; they even pay to get in.
Charleston area has art, crafts, music and drama this weekend
Karen Keene Day’s paintings are inspired by some of the most beautiful creatures on the planet: horses.
Arts Scene: Theater productions in full swing across the Lowcountry
This week, we’re all about the performing arts.
Bird photos, glass art featured on First Friday Art Walk
This Friday and the first Friday of each month, be sure to check out the opening receptions at many of the galleries along Broad...
Bill Helms’ ‘FADS: Fine Art Digitals’ exhibit on loan from South Carolina State Museum
During April, there will be an exhibit of South Carolinia photographer Bill Helms (1927-2008) at the North Charleston City...
Vision is Art initiative to aid cataract patients
“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” — Helen...
Arts Scene: Mount Pleasant Artfest has something for everyone
Mount Pleasant Towne Centre plays host on Saturday to Artfest, a community celebration that brings families and cultural...
ArtScene: North Charleston City Gallery to feature two artists
After all the excitement of the BB&T Charleston Wine + Food Festival on the peninsula this past weekend, let’s look to...
First Friday Art Walk adds to busy weekend in Charleston
This weekend will be a busy one in downtown Charleston.
Students replace models as Oscar trophy carriers
LOS ANGELES — You know those tall, leggy beauties who normally carry the Oscar trophies so the stars can present them?
Arts Scene: Open your heart and wallet at the annual Charleston Heart Ball and auction
As always, Charlestonians like to help others — in style.
SEWE brings numerous new events to 31st year
Occasionally, the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition still finds itself fighting rough-edged preconceptions: That the event is...
SEWE Featured Painter Jay Kemp’s realistic depictions capture vibrant details of wildlife
Southern painter Jay Kemp’s naturalist style has earned critical acclaim and attention in the art world over the years.
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