This spring, seven years of planning will soon be a reality for the new Beaufort County Animal Campus. On March 30th, local stakeholders will join together for the official ribbon cutting ceremony at the new Animal Campus in Okatie. The 10 acre complex is the largest public/private undertaking in the history of Beaufort County.
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“Calling John McCutcheon a ‘folksinger’ is like saying Deion Sanders is just a football player.” To really appreciate this compliment by the Dallas Morning News, you should ask a football fan about Deion’s many varied accomplishments, and you should come to Fripp Island on March 24 to let John McCutcheon, folk music’s “Rustic Renaissance Man,” dazzle you with his many talents, from writing songs, singing, playing a dozen instruments to telling stories.
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Yes, they are coming again this year. For the 16thconsecutive year, Duke University’s Symphony Orchestra will perform in Beaufort. This year’s concert will be hosted by the Foundation for Leadership Education, which promotes leadership education for youth throughout Beaufort County.
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Bettman and Halpin will perform at Music on Malphrus at the UU Congregation of the Lowcountry, 110 Malphrus Road, in Bluffton, SC, Saturday, April 13, at 7 pm.
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About 100 local artists entered in Society of Bluffton Artists’ (SoBA) 25th Annual Judged Show, but only 16 walked away with awards this week.
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A memorial art show featuring watercolor paintings of local beloved artist Mary Ann Putzier will be held from April 1 – May 5 at The Society of Bluffton Artists (SoBA) gallery, located at 6 Church Street in Old Town Bluffton. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
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By Margaret Evans, EditorLast week, the New York Times ran a long, provocative article by Thomas Edsall called “No Hate Left Behind.” The photograph above that headline featured a smiling woman holding a giant poster that read, “Warning, Psycho Dems: U R Entering the MAGA Zone.” Lovely.
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Beaufort South Carolina local, graphic designer and visual artist Louise Hall, is forging a new path for herself using her creative talents. Her love of the Lowcountry and its marine life is being represented in her new art form, which is made entirely from construction waste.
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“My folks came to the U.S. as immigrants, aliens, and became citizens. I was born in Boston, a citizen, went to Hollywood and became an alien.” – Leonard Nimoy (1931-2015)
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Having slipped your fiancé’s mind is not a happy event especially when it’s a permanent condition. In the world premiere of Nora Leahy’s dark comedy, If You Forget Me, her husband-to-be’s memory-disabling accident sends Kate running back to her childhood home to heal. There she must fend off her mother’s self-help pep talks, her sister’s efforts to move her “recovery” along, and an old boyfriend’s attempts to rekindle the flame.
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