Two decades ago, Jimmy Tamborello and Ben Gibbard were sending back-and-forth snail mail along the West Coast that would turn into an unexpectedly successful musical endeavor still in the limelight today.
Best-selling crime novelist Don Winslow has decided to put down the pen. The author, who is currently on tour to promote the final book in his Danny Ryan trilogy, “City in Ruins,” maintains that this recent work of fiction will be his last.
The beloved Charleston Jazz Festival is back in swing with tons of live music performances. The Charleston Airshow has high-flying aircraft acrobatics. Race Week is a great way to learn about the regatta race culture. Record Store Day is a must for any record and vinyl fans to stock up and check out limited edition releases.
If you're in the mood for a good exercise for a good cause, check out several races like the Race for Life, Stride the Wave 5K or the Pat Tillman Honor Run. Or enjoy some quality food in support of charity at Flavors of Healing or the Building Dreams BBQ Bash.
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Pop culture fans and musical lovers alike can find something to enjoy in the 2024-25 Best of Broadway season coming to North Charleston.
This North Charleston Arts Festival will return May 1-5 for its 41st installment, celebrating visual arts, theater, dance, literature and music with a variety of exhibits, performances and activities.
Charleston-based alternative act Babe Club will perform April 21 at High Water Festival 2024, injecting the folk-driven lineup with a jolt of synth-soaked pop.
The Spoleto Festival USA is offering a limited-time discount on tickets to Charleston-area residents.
Art Charleston, designed to innovate, elevate and cultivate Charleston's arts culture, is slated for April 24-28 and will feature artist lectures, panel discussions, gallery walks, professional workshops, signature events and more.
Due to a liquor licensing issue with the South Carolina Department of Revenue Alcohol Beverage Licensing, platinum ticketholders at the High Water Festival will not have access to liquor in their upgraded lounge area.
Two decades ago, Jimmy Tamborello and Ben Gibbard were sending back-and-forth snail mail along the West Coast that would turn into an unexpectedly successful musical endeavor still in the limelight today.
Charleston-based alternative act Babe Club will perform April 21 at High Water Festival 2024, injecting the folk-driven lineup with a jolt of synth-soaked pop.
Pop culture fans and musical lovers alike can find something to enjoy in the 2024-25 Best of Broadway season coming to North Charleston.
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Comedian Josh Bates' new club, Wit's End, picks up where he left off at The Sparrow in Park Circle in building a home for stand-up comedy in Charleston.
Best-selling crime novelist Don Winslow has decided to put down the pen. The author, who is currently on tour to promote the final book in his Danny Ryan trilogy, “City in Ruins,” maintains that this recent work of fiction will be his last.
Pop culture fans and musical lovers alike can find something to enjoy in the 2024-25 Best of Broadway season coming to North Charleston.
This North Charleston Arts Festival will return May 1-5 for its 41st installment, celebrating visual arts, theater, dance, literature and music with a variety of exhibits, performances and activities.
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The beloved Charleston Jazz Festival is back in swing with tons of live music performances. The Charleston Airshow has high-flying aircraft acrobatics. Race Week is a great way to learn about the regatta race culture. Record Store Day is a must for any record and vinyl fans to stock up and check out limited edition releases.
If you're in the mood for a good exercise for a good cause, check out several races like the Race for Life, Stride the Wave 5K or the Pat Tillman Honor Run. Or enjoy some quality food in support of charity at Flavors of Healing or the Building Dreams BBQ Bash.
This North Charleston Arts Festival will return May 1-5 for its 41st installment, celebrating visual arts, theater, dance, literature and music with a variety of exhibits, performances and activities.