The nonprofit Pat Conroy Literary Center’s third annual Camp Conroy will be held on June 15 to 26, Monday to Friday, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Presented in partnership with Beaufort Middle School, the collaborative experience will provide campers (age 8-14) with a hands-on opportunities to create a book from start to finish.
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When we published 100 Things to Do in Charleston Before You Die with Reedy Press back in 2018, as part of their bestselling “100 Things” series, we had no idea what a big hit it would be in the Lowcountry and beyond. Its success led to Reedy Press asking us to write 100 Things to Do in Savannah Before You Die, which was officially released on March 1st.
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A very special gallery exhibit has been created by Diane Britton Dunham and Natalie Daise to celebrate What it Means to Be Free: Art of Women of Color. The art exhibit is inspired by The Room: Stories and Songs for Free Women, by Sara and Natalie Daise. It features the work of women of color, exploring the meaning of “freedom” in different mediums.
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A very special gallery exhibit has been created by Diane Britton Dunham and Natalie Daise to...
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Art League welcomes featured artist Kendra Natter, whose show Photographic Journey of the Lowcountry is a reflection of Natter’s ever-evolving photography and digital arts. Natter is an active board member of the Camera Club of Hilton Head Island. The natural environment of the Lowcountry has been a regular theme of her work.
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Join Peggy Carvell and gallery artists on March 6th from 5 – 8 pm for an evening of wine, sweets and live music by festive musician, Bonita Wreden to celebrate the opening of the Carvell Island Time Gallery. Located at 103 Charles Street (marina side) in downtown Beaufort, the gallery showcases a diverse spectrum of fine art that seamlessly merges the color, texture and organic work of the artists Peggy represents.
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Join Peggy Carvell and gallery artists on March 6th from 5 – 8 pm for an evening of wine, sweets...
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By Margaret Evans, EditorIt was Ash Wednesday morning, and I was chatting (virtually) with an out-of-town filmmaker friend, somebody I’ve known for years through the Beaufort International Film Festival, which had wrapped a few days earlier. We were debriefing.
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Oh, the challenges of first-time parenthood! You’ve got it all planned out and then that little bundle of joy derails all your preconceived notions about who you were and who you are now. You now must puzzle out how to juggle baby’s demands with those of your other relationships, especially those of your spouse. Dreams of smoothly sailing into the future get tossed about and shipwrecked. And how in the world will you ever catch up on sleep?
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