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Author: Margaret Evans

Beaufort History Museum Spotlights Melody Makers

Back in the day, when “the real rock and roll” ruled, Beaufort’s Melody Makers was one of the most sought after beach bands in the state. Local folks wax nostalgic remembering beach parties, teen romance and shagging the night away to high-energy music. As far as history goes, the band was an important part of growing up in Beaufort. 

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‘Transcendence’ Features Artwork by Inmates

“Transcendence,” the next exhibit at Art League of Hilton Head, scheduled for July 30-August 24, will be like no other at the nonprofit gallery.  The featured artists will not be present at the opening reception Aug. 7 – because they are incarcerated at Allendale Correctional Institution in Fairfax, S.C.

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Lauren Terrett’s Lowcountry Home

The people, landscape, architecture and the culture of the South are the subjects of Lauren Terrett’s art exhibition entitled, “The Lowcountry is My Home,” which runs now through August 4 at The Society of Bluffton Artists (SoBA) gallery in Old Town Bluffton. 

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Bugs ‘N Boo Hags Brings Beaufort to the Small Screen

For the past four years, Brian Canada has been moonlighting like crazy. USCB professor by day, after hours he’s been developing and promoting Bugs ‘N Boo Hags, a video game inspired by the South Carolina Lowcountry that’s set to launch in September. A longtime favorite setting for major motion pictures, Beaufort is finally poised to hit the small screen.  Just how “Beaufort” is this game? Very.

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Hilton Head Choral Society Seeks Singers

The Hilton Head Choral Society is seeking new members to join for its 2019-2020 season. Those interested are invited to sit in for one of the Sunday rehearsals which begin July 7 at 7 p.m. at the Cypress Clubhouse, 20 Lady Slipper Lane, Hilton Head Plantation. 

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Smokelore: A Taste & Tour of Barbecue with Jim Auchmutey

Why do so many Americans celebrate the Fourth of July with Barbecue? Because it reaches into almost every corner of American history. It intertwines our history like no other food and has roots on five continents. It involves indigenous culture, the colonial era, slavery, the Civil War, the settling of the West, the coming of immigrants, the Great Migration, the rise of the automobile, and the expansion of suburbia. 

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Lowcountry Weekly: 09-09-2026

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