Author: Margaret Evans

‘Generations’ at Art League Gallery

It all began with a pen and ink artist out of New York. Harry Palmer was the first artist of the Palmer family, a well-known multi-generational family of artists. Generations later, Jim and Addison Palmer are collaborating with their Art League of Hilton Head exhibition, Generations, running May 3-28, 2016 with an Opening Reception on Thursday, May 5th from 5-7pm.

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Monkey-vision

Rocker Buddy Miles wrote a kicking R&B classic, released in turbulent 1970, called “Them Changes.” Listening recently to Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood’s 2008 live recording of this song, I reflected that while some change is flat out necessary to keep life interesting, it’s easy to experience too much change and risk being overwhelmed. Thrown overboard. Reason enough to keep them life jackets handy.

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Bottles & Barrels Returns to Habersham

Southern Living Magazine, the Habersham Marketplace, and Plum Productions are excited to announce the return of Bottles & Barrels: A Weekend of Inspired Tastes to be held April 8-9, 2016. This unique event spotlights select fine wines, craft brews and farm-to- table dishes.

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Side by Side Gala

  Get ready for an afternoon of fantastic music when the Beaufort Symphony Orchestra teams up with its 50-member Youth Orchestra in their “Side by Side Gala” showcasing the young musicians and celebrating the orc

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Festival Series Season Finale

            The USCB Festival Series’ 36th season concludes with a multihued sound palette. Break-out music of Schubert, mellow middle-period Beethoven, gorgeously melodic Tchaikovsky, and high voltage Sollima will provide a concert experience that stimulates and lifts the spirit. Come join in a journey of discovery, reflection, and aesthetic satisfaction. 

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Lunch & Learn . . . About Gardening

It’s hard to believe that this will be the 6th year for that great summer gardening series, Lunch and Learn, which begins Saturday, April 16th in the Gazebo at the Port Royal Farmers’ Market , and continues each Saturday until September 10th. This award winning series of classes, workshops and lectures is free to the public and no registration is required.

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