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Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at 7:30 PM
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North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center5001 Coliseum Dr, North Charleston, South Carolina 29418
Tickets · $73.50
via Ticketmaster
Join us for grassroots fun market hand made local wares, just in time for that festive feel of holiday gifting. Great Music will be provided and the mood will be divine! Come get a hug and see what beautiful crafts can brighten up your holiday season!
Annie O Love Granola , Gullah Gardens LLC, Venus Kando Art and Drums, Songbird Nursery, Om Made by Michelle, Hempknotic Designs, Greek Sweets & Gyros, Jessica Jewelry, Weatherly Art, Meg Day Today Jewelry, Sam Clothing Designs, Tu Geech Clothing Designs, Jestine’s Jams, Pluff Mud Farm Jewelry, Lula Roe Clothing, Tutu Apothecary, Sacred Body Healing Massage, Barn Owl Boxes, Carolina Surf Brand, Big Kick Coffee, Cocoa Academic, Anchor Down Art, Park & Maddison Candles, Cannabonz, Brittney Crystal Jewelry, Tidal Jewelry, Kim’s Snacks, Sarah Poe Designs, and MORE!!!
Local Pulse & Folly Beach Folliday Market are so grateful to present the Holliday Market at Seashore Farmers Lodge!
This historic building is one of the best kept secrets of Gullah Geechee history and the museum tour guides are legends themselves.
- We will be erecting a NEW Flag at this National Monument
- Gullah Clause will be visiting with the kids from 3-5 pm
- Kids Tent is a no adult zone allowing children to pick out a small free gift to wrap up for family members. We will ask the children to pledge to do a nice or good deed for someone else instead of money to compensate for the gift
- Gullah Gardens will have wonderful healthy vegan food available as well
- Craft vendors with specialty shopping items for the parents who are still looking for great holiday gifts for loved ones.
Location is down Folly Rd - turn right at the Harris Teeter on Sol Legare Rd. and just about a quarter mile down on the right.
YOU CAN'T MISS IT!
Local handmade goods from our wonderful vendors.
including: Annie O Love Granola , Gullah Gardens LLC, Venus Kando Art and Drums, Songbird Nursery, Om Made by Michelle, Hempknotic Designs, Greek Sweets & Gyros, Jessica Jewelry, Weatherly Art, Meg Day Today Jewelry, Sam Clothing Designs, Tu Geech Clothing Designs, Jestine’s Jams, Pluff Mud Farm Jewelry, Lula Roe Clothing, Tutu Apothecary, Sacred Body Healing Massage, Barn Owl Boxes, Carolina Surf Brand, Big Kick Coffee, Cocoa Academic, Anchor Down Art, Park & Maddison Candles, Cannabonz, Brittney Crystal Jewelry, Tidal Jewelry, Kim’s Snacks, Sarah Poe Designs, and MORE!!!
Thursday, December 13, 2018 at 8 PM – 1 AM
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The Commodore504 Meeting Street, Charleston, South Carolina 29403
Tickets by Eventbrite
At 76 years young, Bill Wilson is releasing his DEBUT album "Stand Up!" Come celebrate this milestone with Bill and members of the studio band on Thursday, December 13th.
If you've been around Charleston for a while, you've probably run into Bill Wilson. He plays every week with various groups. He was a founding member of The Secrets. Bill ran the now mythical New Moulin Rouge. He hustles around town with his Wazzup Dog hog dog cart. He has played the wedding of someone you know. ---> Well, now he has a really soulful album coming out called "Stand Up!"
http://billwilsonhits.com
For our December meeting we will discuss the topic of reparations for slavery and the legacy of slavery. We will focus on an article, a video, and a new history book.
The article is the much-cited Atlantic article by Ta-Nehisi Coates: The Case for Reparations which largely focuses on the debate about reparations for African Amercians: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/06/the-case-for-reparations/361631/.
The book is Reparations for Slavery and the Slave Trade: A Transnational and Comparative History by historian Ana Lucia Araujo: http://www.analuciaaraujo.org. Published in November 2017, this is the first book to offer a transnational narrative history of the financial, material, and symbolic reparations for slavery and the Atlantic slave trade. It leads to the present.
In the discussion of this event are links to a couple of videos as well as interviews, blog posts and other resources that inform the topic. One video in particular may be helpful to the discussion: As an accompaniment to this article, please also watch the video: What Would Reparations for African-Americans Actually Look Like in a Fair Economy? by organizer Ed Whitfield: http://www.yesmagazine.org/new-economy/video-what-would-reparations-for-african-americans-actually-look-like-in-a-fair-economy-20151110.
Education is a key part of becoming a more effective change agent and anti-racist advocate. Charleston's Reading Against Racism book group is a space to learn and raise consciousness. Join us, spread the word, and bring a friend.
Our meetings are open to everyone who wants to take action against racism and learn about how it functions. We meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month.
If you want to deepen your understanding of racial injustice, racial identity, and racism, and engage in meaningful conversations with others, please join us.
Join us to hear a talk from the Reverend DeMett E. Jenkins about her grandfather, the late Esau Jenkins: a community activist, civil rights leader and businessman from John's Island. Mr. Jenkins started the influential Progressive Club and chartered the nonprofit, Sea Island Comprehensive Health Care Corporation. He worked closely with Septima P. Clark, as well as Dr. Martin Luther King. Collectively, the Gullah Geechee residents of Johns Island made notable contributions to the Civil Rights movement with their strategies for training teachers and organizing at the grassroots level.
The contributions of Septima Clark and Esau Jenkins had an undeniable impact on the Civil Rights movement as well as Johns Island and surrounding Sea Island communities. Their efforts, in conjunction with the Highlander Folk School, raised literacy and increased the number of registered Black voters. Supported by cultural values and group cohesion, the strides made on Johns Island were directly responsible for similar movements and achievements, such as the development of citizenship schools, on both Edisto and Wadmalaw Island
In 2016, 60 descendants of Esau and Janie B. Jenkins traveled to the opening of the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture which honors Mr. Jenkins in a permanent exhibition on the segregation era.
Co-sponsored by the Charleston County Public Library and the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission.
When: First Wednesday of every month; 6-8pm
Instructor: Mia Loia
Cost: $20 per session for Members / $25 for NonMembers
Age: 21+
Let loose during the work week with a new kind of Happy Hour! UnWined with Watercolor by embracing the relaxing practice of brushing pigment onto paper. In this workshop, watercolor artist and illustrator, Mia Loia, guides you through watercolor tutorials that allow for creative expansion. Whether a complete beginner, or a seasoned watercolorist, this workshop is the perfect way to relieve tension or pass a fun evening with friends! Bring your favorite happy hour drink to enjoy!
Questions? Email megan@reduxstudios.org or call 843.722.0697
Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 10 AM – 12 PM
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1020 King St, Charleston, SC 29403-3707, United States
Get dirty & make a community garden with us. ALL ARE WELCOME.
Join us the 1st and 3rd Saturday in October at First African Day School, 1020 King Street, for building our entry sign with AIA Charleston, weeding, and a good time. All gardening tools supplied.
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THE GOAL OF THE BUTTERFLY BOOK NOOK IS TO ENRICH THE COMMUNITY BY BUILDING AN INTERACTIVE, BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO SHARE STORIES, DANCE, READ, SING, CHECK OUT A BOOK, AND SO MUCH MORE.
Butterfly Book Nook is coming to North Central, Spring 2018! The garden will be a beautiful, vital space for education and recreation for First African Day School and John L. Dart Library, as well as the surrounding community. Utilized as a creative space to learn about plants, pollinators such as bees, birds, and butterflies, encourage inquiry, and engage in story and book sharing, the Butterfly Book Nook needs your help to blossom.
The seed for the Butterfly Book Nook will grow from the storied work of librarian Cynthia Graham Hurd, a lifelong resident of the North Central community whose died in the Mother Emanuel 9 tragedy, who lived, educated, and dreamed in this neighborhood.
Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 6 PM – 9 PM
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Redux Contemporary Art Center1056 King St, Charleston, South Carolina 29403
Hosted by Carolina Youth Action Project
Join us on Saturday, Dec. 1st at Redux Contemporary Art Center (1056 King Street) for an evening of music, art, and games as we kick off our "7k in 7 Days" end of year fundraising drive!
$15 at the door covers refreshments and performances from Charleston favorites, Diaspoura and Sista Misses! The party will also include an art auction, a plant & seed sale, and a botanical photobooth. This event is open to all ages and all proceeds will go towards supporting CYAP's youth leaders as they work towards building spaces of healing and growth in our city and state!
**Youth under 18 and CYAP sustaining donors get in for free**
Don't forget to invite all your friends and follow us on Instagram at @scyouthaction for the latest updates on our work!
Can't make it to the fundraiser party? No worries - you can still support from afar by visiting scyouthaction.org/donate and giving to our "7k in 7 Days" campaign!
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Friday, November 30, 2018 at 7 PM – 9 PM
Next Week · 52–63°F Mostly Sunny
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BoomTownROI1505 King Street, Suite 101, Charleston, South Carolina 29405
Ticketswww.heartsc.org
STAR - Super Talented Actors Rasslin' is a musical comedy that follows a group of out-of-work actors and actresses who take a life-line on an ambitiously pitched wrestling show run by a B-movie director with something to prove to the world, William “Alright, Alright” Simmons and a local soft-spoken, trust-fund kid and wrestling fanatic, Jimmy “The Boss” Miller. When a real wrestler, Reba “The Italian Tickler” Abele joins the team, things begin to look promising for this downcast group.
The next regularly scheduled meeting of the CARTA Board will be at 1 pm on Wed., November 28, 2018 in Room
B-225 of the Lonnie Hamilton III Public Service Building, 4045 Bridgeview Drive, North Charleston, SC 29405.
Notice, including agenda documentation, will be sent to Board Members in advance of the meeting, as well as
posted on www.ridecarta.com. The CARTA Board Meetings are broadcast live on Charleston County’s Ustream
Channel at https://www.charlestoncounty.org/departments/county-council/cctv.php There is a period for public comments at the end of the meeting, 2 min. We'll have copies of an issue update and transit voter stickers for everyone present.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 5:30 PM – 7 PM
Next Week · 43–59°F Mostly Cloudy
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1020 King St, Charleston, SC 29403-3707, United States
Starting in October, join us every Tuesday evening for Soup & Storytelling! Hosted in the Butterfly Book Nook, a pollinator garden built by the community across from the Food Lion on Upper King, all are invited to join. The Stone Soup Collective will host preparing and cooking a big pot of soup (inspired by the story of Stone Soup). Neighbors & friends are invited to gather and learn to make locally sourced, healthy and nourishing soup while enjoying professional storytelling, poetry and more -- and we'll share our own stories around communal tables.
The Butterfly Book Nook is located at 1020 King Street across from Food Lion. All are welcome! There is no cost to participate
Awendaw Green presents an Original Music Listening Room Showcase in historic downtown Charleston at Queen Street Playhouse home of Footlight Players.
20 Queen St, Charleston, SC 29401
Doors at 6:30pm show at 7:00pm
$10/$15 day of Ticket link http://www.awendawgreen.com/store/p16/Queen_Street_Harmony_%7C_Friday%2C_November_23.html
7:00pm Jeff Dent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwkypl5kK2w
7:45pm Jordan Igoe https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/jordanigoe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZPtq_u6pb4
9:00pm Danielle Howle http://www.daniellehowle.com/fr_about.cfm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWPZQnmrAZs
Jeff Dent
Singer Songwriter. Stopped sleeping and woke into Music. After 2 yrs. of beating out some pieces I stepped out onto Home Team BBQ's stage and started running...never too old...Americana
Jordan Igoe
Born and raised in Charleston, SC, Jordan Igoe is a singer-songwriter, whose songs are as Southern and soulful as she is. The multi-instrumentalist has been playing professionally for over ten years as a solo performer, and with a rotating lineup of stellar backup musicians around Charleston and regionally in the Southeast. Having grown up in a musical family, Igoe taught herself how to play the piano at age 10 and picked up the guitar a few years later, and writes catchy, heartfelt songs with both instruments. It is her raw, soulful voice, however, that immediately grabs the listener and holds on. On February 14th, 2014, Igoe released her debut album entitled, "How to Love."
Danielle Howle
True connection can only come about through pure, honest expression. It comes from knowing how to find a truth within and having the courage to unabashedly share it. As an artist-poet, Danielle Howle is a natural storyteller through song, and she makes the biggest impact by sharing simple truths. Her music comes from a place of self-awareness and is on a perpetual journey of self-discovery. She balances powerful style with conversational lyrics, sharing her honest experience of life.
Known for captivating audiences with her stunning vocal ability, contagious energy, and incredible songwriting skills, Danielle’s music ranges from country swamp blues to jazz to Americana. The South-Carolinian song belle has been compared to Flannery O'Connor, Patsy Cline, and Nina Simone. Reviewed 7 times in The New York Times, calling her “an extraordinary mind, a southern storyteller with a gorgeous sense of melody that should be pouring out of stereos everywhere.”
An effortless and deeply compelling performer, Danielle’s command of music is astounding; her intelligent writing deftly scales anything from ballads to rap to heavy soul. She combines introspective lyrics galvanizing mass appeal. Her sound contains definite influences from jazz, country, southern rock with a jam band danceability at live shows. As a self-taught musician, Danielle defies traditional structures, intuitively creating music that shines with her own idiosyncratic style.
Danielle has demonstrated prowess at every turn of her career, from her early band days to the eclectic acoustic and electronic detours she’s taken since; with a career spanning twenty years, she’s covered a lot of ground. Beyond her life as a singer-songwriter, she’s turned her hand to successful production, sound track collaborations with film makers, and a variety of commercial work. Danielle has an incredibly diverse range, the only constant perhaps being the beloved guitar she shares her stages with.
Danielle has opened for legendary musicians such as Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Sam Bush, The Avett Brothers, and Fugazi. She’s headlined countless shows and festivals, twice played at the New York City Music Hall, opening for the Indigo Girls, and has sold out rooms across the country, followed always by her ardent fan base. Well acquainted with being on the road, Danielle has toured in the US and abroad. She’s played at Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair, and has toured with Elliott Smith and Ani DiFranco, with Ani having described her as “a melodically nimble being.”
Danielle has rolled into 2017 with guns blazing, having most recently been on tour across the country with the Indigo Girls, supporting her new album recorded with her five-piece band. Four of Danielle’s numerous albums have been released on Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls’ indie label Daemon Records, with other releases on Simple Machines, Kill Rock Stars, and Valley Entertainment. Danielle’s latest EP, Pot of Water, is a collection of sonic experiments, pairing a number of different producers, studios, and techniques, including a track mixed by Grammy award-winning producer Malcolm Burn.
Considered by many to be South Carolina's best kept musical secret, Danielle Howle is a punk rock girl with the voice of a honky-tonk angel. Opening for such diverse acts as Bob Dylan, Ani Difranco, Fugazi, and Indigo Girls, she has garnered worldwide acclaim while somehow remaining under the radar of mainstream America. Now is the time for South Carolina to share it's secret with the rest of America.
Event sustained & given by International Center For Sustainability Inc. (ICS, Inc.) , Instinct Earth , and MannaFeast Productions LLC ..
*A portion of this event's proceeds is returned to the schools in our community through sustainable education programs.
ABUNDANCE MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL
November 16-18, 2018
Tickets available in advance!
Single-day, full-weekend, and family-package options
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/abundance-music-and-arts-festival-tickets-45985722534
☮️ A weekend filled with Music, Dance, Healing, & Unity !
⛺ Camping included ! Community campfire , for cooking & communing .
🌳 Oldgrowth forests with magical streams throughout !
♻️ 1.5mile nature trails , a Natural Building tour with treehouses !
🎏 Art installations across the land, and always welcoming further contribution !
🎶 Drum circles often , so don't forget your instruments !
Workshops for mental , physical, and spiritual health!
🎋 Yoga classes every day. ** Bring your mat !!
⭕ Guided meditation and Circle Gatherings in tree houses
📚 Education on sustainable farming, food & culture
Several forms of body-work available ; including movement alchemy & thai massage
🎪 Jugglers, belly-dancing, fire-dancing, & hula hoopers +
🐾 Guided nature walks
🔥 Campfire Tales by Capt. Tim
🎨 Live Painting !
🌙 Fall Solstice Celebrations
Where?
📍 1850 Cypress Pond Road Walterboro, SC
Performance Line-up!
🔹 Muddy Kings
🔹 Revel in Romance
🔹 Nocturnal Kernalz
🔹 Graham Whorley
🔹 Grace McNally Music
🔹 Gaia Rhythms by Tiffany Leigh Crim
🔹 Logan and the Kidders
🔹 Danny May and the Good News https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005217185022
🔹 Queen Tanesha www.soundcloud.com/queentanesha
🔹 The Unexpected www.theunexpectedofficial.com
🔹 DJ Rob
🔹 Sunday Blues w/ James Rubush , Johnny Holliday & friends
Food Vendors
🍴 Grill 142
🍪 Annie O Granola
J'S Rainbow Italian Ice
Want to get involved?
We're on the lookout for more: Sponsors, Craft & Food Vendors,
Bands, Classes, & Artist Demonstrations
Contact
Scott Steedley centerforsustainability@gmail.com
Ian Dillinger instinctearth@gmail.com
Old Santee Canal Park is teaming up with Audubon South Carolina to offer Guided Bird Walks. Join us for a leisurely walk around the swamp as we search for our resident and migratory feathered friends! We will cover approximately 1 mile over well-graded gravel paths and boardwalk, with some minimal inclines and uneven surfaces. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Binoculars will be provided, but bring your own if able.
Time: 8:30 am – 10:30 am
Program Fee: Free with paid park admission
Pre-Registration: Required by Friday November 9, 2018
Meeting Place: Main Parking Lot
Age Limit: None
Class Size: 20
Contact: Brad Sale (843-899-5200)
Enjoy 13.1 or 6.2 miles of the Sweet Life in Summerville, South Carolina on Saturday, November 10, 2018.
Both races begin in historic downtown Summerville and take you on the Sawmill Branch Trail and through some of Summerville's lovely neighborhoods before finishing back in historic downtown.
While running, you will enjoy live entertainment as well as lively water stations. Hopefully, those will be memorable as you will be encouraged to vote for your favorite entertainment and most spirited aid station.
Race proceeds will benefit the Summerville Fire and Police benevolent fund and Dorchester County EMS.
When: First Wednesday of every month; 6-8pm
Instructor: Mia Loia
Cost: $20 per session for Members / $25 for NonMembers
Age: 21+
Let loose during the work week with a new kind of Happy Hour! UnWined with Watercolor by embracing the relaxing practice of brushing pigment onto paper. In this workshop, watercolor artist and illustrator, Mia Loia, guides you through watercolor tutorials that allow for creative expansion. Whether a complete beginner, or a seasoned watercolorist, this workshop is the perfect way to relieve tension or pass a fun evening with friends! Bring your favorite happy hour drink to enjoy!
Questions? Email megan@reduxstudios.org or call 843.722.0697
We're back with another open mic, hosted by The Unspoken Word. This month, we're meeting at Footlight Players on Queen Street.
Bring a poem. A song. A monologue. An interpretive dance. Just keep it around five minutes. Sign up starts at 6:50pm & the show kicks off at 7:02pm.
Our feature this month is the illustrious Joy Priest!
JOY PRIEST grew up across the street from the world's most famous horse-racing track. She is the recipient of the 2018 Gregory Pardlo Fellowship at The Frost Place, the 2016 Hurston/Wright Foundation's College Writers' Award, and support from the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference and the Fine Arts Work Center at Provincetown.
She is formerly an associate poetry editor for Narrative Magazine, and senior editor emerita at Yemassee Journal. Her poems have appeared or are upcoming in Blackbird, Callaloo, Four Way Review, The Rumpus, Best New Poets 2014, Best New Poets 2016, and The Breakbeat Poets.
Don't miss this night. Joy is an impressive word-wrangler. You can learn more about her & read some of her published work here: http://www.joypriest.com/
See you there? Bring your friends! Bring your grandma! Bring your Blue Apron delivery person! Bring your lifeguard! Bring that one guy from Chipotle you see but don't actually talk to although you're kinda friends from middle school but you've had a kind of awkward falling out because neither of you kept in touch but you're sure you could reconnect if you just spent time reacquainting with one another.
Here's some info:
The event is FREE.
The theatre is located at 20 Queen St, Charleston, SC 29401.
Get there early because the list will fill up.
Be respectful: no sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, assholery.
Breezy marsh views to clear the mind on a Monday afternoon. Yoga connects us all to this inner connection to the whole. All levels welcome as experienced teachers guide and make suggestions on how to let the shapes take you deeper into release. Bring the kids and let them play nearby, grab some food and goods for lunches in the week after you practice yoga. Share the love, music and good vibes. Hugs for all ♥
At this annual festival, we share together about our Afrikan diaspora. We encourage community engagement, supporting black businesses, enlightening each other on various topics all while having hot topics speakers - fun activities - games - and best of all trunk or treat for our kids in their chosen costume!
Grab your friends and get ready for a night of sips, treats, and soapmaking!
A plant based soap base will be created for you to complete. You will receive guidance on how to add scents, colors and botanicals to your custom soap bar creations. Each participant will leave with their very own soap bars to enjoy for yourself or gift to others.
Seats are very limited. Please keep in mind that you need to wear close-toed shoes and clothing that will protect your skin. We will be working with lye, so I want us all to be safe. The price includes all materials, so just bring your awesome self. If purchasing more than one spot, please include all participant info once added to the cart.
The workshop will be held on Wednesday, October 24 from 6-8 PM at
Cannonborough Collective
185-A St. Philip Street
Charleston, SC 29403
Breezy marsh views to clear the mind on a Monday afternoon. Yoga connects us all to this inner connection to the whole. All levels welcome as experienced teachers guide and make suggestions on how to let the shapes take you deeper into release. Bring the kids and let them play nearby, grab some food and goods for lunches in the week after you practice yoga. Share the love, music and good vibes. Hugs for all ♥
As an homage to its uber-successful JAIL BREAK series, the Charleston Arts Festival will return to The Royal American with its signature live music and dance extravaganza, CONCOCTION, featuring Charleston super-performers: Wolfgang Zimmerman with Invisible Low End Power, 2 Slices, and Contour, complemented by live dance performances curated by Dance Lab Charleston’s Jenny Broe.
A cancer benefit that raises money for Folly Beach residents who are receiving cancer treatments, this street festival features live music, an art competition, an auction & carnival atmosphere.
https://www.facebook.com/events/668833396798236/
The Lowcountry Chapter of the SC Native Plant Society, in partnership with Charles Towne Landing, will hold a Native Plant Sale on Saturday, October 20, from 9 am to 12 noon in the parking lot of Charles Towne Landing, 1500 Old Towne Road, Charleston.
Admission to the plant sale is free. If exploring Charles Towne Landing on your own, please pay entrance fee at the visitor center. Sale to include: colorful perennials, trees, shrubs, ferns, native
grasses, and edibles.
Contact Eddie Bernard for more
information at edlbernard@aol.com or 843.270.1112 or visit our website at http://www.scnps.org/.
All proceeds from the plant sale benefit the Lowcountry chapter of the SC Native Plant Society, a non-profit organization committed to the preservation and protection of native plant communities in South Carolina.
Photo by Nancy Rhodes Leach
Join us for the opening reception for "Southbound: Photographs of and about the New South." Celebrate the exhibition at the Halsey Institute from 6:30-8:00PM.
The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art is pleased to present our largest project to date, the exhibition "Southbound: Photographs of and about the New South." This unprecedented photography exhibition comprises fifty-six photographers’ visions of the South over the first decades of the twenty-first century. Accordingly, it offers a composite image of the region. The photographs echo stories told about the South as a bastion of tradition, as a region remade through Americanization and globalization, and as a land full of surprising realities. The project’s purpose is to investigate senses of place in the South that congeal, however fleetingly, in the spaces between the photographers’ looking, their images, and our own preexisting ideas about the region.
The exhibition will be on view simultaneously at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art and the City Gallery at Waterfront Park. A Brunch reception on Saturday, October 20 at 11:00AM will celebrate the exhibition’s opening at the City Gallery.
Learn more about Southbound here:
http://southboundproject.org/
Image:
McNair Evans, "Wedding Silver," 2010 [detail]
From the "Confessions for a Son" series
Laurinburg, North Carolina
Breezy marsh views to clear the mind on a Monday afternoon. Yoga connects us all to this inner connection to the whole. All levels welcome as experienced teachers guide and make suggestions on how to let the shapes take you deeper into release. Bring the kids and let them play nearby, grab some food and goods for lunches in the week after you practice yoga. Share the love, music and good vibes. Hugs for all ♥
Chef and Television Personality Kardea Brown created The New Gullah Supper Club in 2015 after leaving her 7 year career in Social Work. Since then Kardea has fed well over 500 guests across the US. So what is The New Gullah Supper Club?
The New Gullah Supper Club aims to unite people from different walks of life with one common interest, to enjoy good food with great people. Chef Kardea will prepare her families Gullah/Southern recipes with a modern twist. The menu will consist of a welcoming smorgasbord, small plate, salad, main entrée and dessert. All items are fresh, seasonal and local; therefore the menu is subject to change based on availability. The location of the event will be disclosed via email to (paid) attendees 24 hours prior to the event time. To go boxes are provided (you’ll need it!).
*ALLERGY OR DIETARY RESTRICTIONS WARNING: ITEMS ON THE MENU MAY CONTAIN TREE NUTS, DAIRY, GLUTEN, AND OR SHELLFISH*
Goodbye Abuse Inc : A Place of Peace , Love and Happiness presents: I'm Still A Rose : The Survivors Speaks .
The Late Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin always reminded our ladies that we were still roses in spite of our heartache and pain of abusive relationship. She taught us that we can rise above and beyond our tears. One this day will honor her legacy by speaking our truth. Survivors will speak about their experience and the journey that it took to become gain peace , love and happiness.
This is Free event : bring you friends and family... Survivors will receive a special gift !!!
Breezy marsh views to clear the mind on a Monday afternoon. Yoga connects us all to this inner connection to the whole. All levels welcome as experienced teachers guide and make suggestions on how to let the shapes take you deeper into release. Bring the kids and let them play nearby, grab some food and goods for lunches in the week after you practice yoga. Share the love, music and good vibes. Hugs for all ♥
