The Collaborative Organization of Services for Youth (COSY) Trust is hosting its very first, large fundraising event this fall. The COSY Trust Magical Masquerade Evening will be held on Friday, October 21, 2016 at 6:30 pm, at the St. Peter’s Catholic Walsh-Palmetto Room on Lady’s Island.
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The 7th Annual Boots & Bling Fundraiser and Silent Auction presented by CBC National Bank will be Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016 from 6 pm – 10:30 pm at Tabby Place in downtown Beaufort. It’s a western-themed gala with a Lowcountry twist, the perfect opportunity to match jeans and boots with pearls and your best sparkly bling! Tickets to Boots & Bling are $50 per person or $90 per couple and can be purchased at the YMCA in Port Royal (1801 Richmond Avenue) or online: ymcabeaufortcounty.com.
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The 7th Annual Boots & Bling Fundraiser and Silent Auction presented by CBC National Bank will be Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016 from 6 pm – 10:30 pm at Tabby Place in downtown Beaufort. It’s a western-themed gala with a Lowcountry twist, the perfect opportunity to match jeans and boots with pearls and your best sparkly bling! Tickets to Boots & Bling are $50 per person or $90 per couple and can be purchased at the YMCA in Port Royal (1801 Richmond Avenue) or online: ymcabeaufortcounty.com.
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Author and noted international dog breeder Melanie Steele and Lydia Inglett Publishing/Starbooks announce the publication of the new book, Dogs: The family we choose.
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Author and noted international dog breeder Melanie Steele and Lydia Inglett Publishing/Starbooks announce the publication of the new book, Dogs: The family we choose.
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Thibault Gallery is pleased to feature a collection of paintings by Beaufort artist Mac Rogers during the month of October. Rogers has titled the collection “A Place We Call Home” – and the paintings reflect the reasons why he feels that the Lowcountry is truly “home.” Having survived a camping trip to Hunting Island as a Cub Scout in 1958 from “Metropolitan” Orangeburg, SC, Mac vowed never to return to the mosquito, heat and humidity ridden jungle. Flash forward to now – watching boat traffic on the Beaufort River from under the canopy of oaks at Whitehall Point complete with a lunch of LT’s fried chicken. The skyline is dominated by the steeples of the Parish Church of Saint Helena, the Baptist Church of Beaufort, and Trinity Baptist Church – not high rise commercial buildings.
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Thibault Gallery is pleased to feature a collection of paintings by Beaufort artist Mac Rogers during the month of October. Rogers has titled the collection “A Place We Call Home” – and the paintings reflect the reasons why he feels that the Lowcountry is truly “home.” Having survived a camping trip to Hunting Island as a Cub Scout in 1958 from “Metropolitan” Orangeburg, SC, Mac vowed never to return to the mosquito, heat and humidity ridden jungle. Flash forward to now – watching boat traffic on the Beaufort River from under the canopy of oaks at Whitehall Point complete with a lunch of LT’s fried chicken. The skyline is dominated by the steeples of the Parish Church of Saint Helena, the Baptist Church of Beaufort, and Trinity Baptist Church – not high rise commercial buildings.
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By Margaret Evans, EditorIt’s getting down to crunch time, people. And I’m not talking about a pleasant stroll through the autumn leaves. After what feels like the longest, most grueling and demoralizing election season anybody can remember – and some of us are pretty old – the big event is almost upon us. Finally.
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By Margaret Evans, EditorIt’s getting down to crunch time, people. And I’m not talking about a pleasant stroll through the autumn leaves. After what feels like the longest, most grueling and demoralizing election season anybody can remember – and some of us are pretty old – the big event is almost upon us. Finally.
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After being out of town for two weeks I was delighted to return and find cooler mornings for the first time in many months. Yes, it is still hot as blazes during the day but the mornings are giving me hope. I am sure this feeling is similar to what those from the far north feel like when the snow begins to melt. It’s a sign, and a good one at that.
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