By Margaret Evans, EditorI was Facebooking with a friend the other day about a phenomenal concert we’d both seen the night before – a performance by the Clover Choraliers, an award-winning high school choir from the upstate – and she mentioned that their first number had brought her to tears. “It brought me to tears, too,” I responded. “And I remained there.”
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By Bill Rauch There’s good news and there’s bad news in the City of Beaufort’s recent proposal to impose a “public safety fee” on the city’s non-profits.
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A Celebration of Gospel & Jazz in the Lowcountry On June 5th, a very special musical event comes to the USCB Center for the Arts at 7 pm. “Local Talent” is the key phrase for this high energy, fast moving, roof-raising extravaganza of authentic Lowcountry Gospel and Jazz.
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Phenomenal high school choir to blow roof off local church with ‘Music Man’ and more.The Clover High School Choraliers are headed to Beaufort to perform a free concert, and according to those in the know, you’ve never heard anything like this before.
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The Beaufort Garden Club’s 21st Annual Garden-a-Day event takes place the week of June 8-12. Every day, rain or shine from 9:30-12:30, take a leisurely stroll through a lovely private garden, guided by local Master Gardeners.
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“Bursting Sun,” an exceptional photograph by Bluffton High’s Andres Salvador, took home top honors in the Photography Club of Beaufort’s annual Dale Westcott Memorial Nature Contest. Each year the Photography Club of Beaufort awards prizes to the best nature photographs submitted by area high schools.
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Since 2000, Art League of Hilton Head has awarded an annual scholarship in the amount of $2000 to a graduating high school senior who is studying or living on Hilton Head Island and attending a local high school.
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New Works with Old Friends opens at Picture This Gallery on Friday, May 29th with a reception from 6 – 8 pm. The exhibit runs through July 7th, and features photography by Peter Cram, Eric Horan and Mark S. Tierney.
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When Mark Maute left teaching art in 1977, he threw away all his art supplies and equipment. Thirty-five years later, after moving to Hilton Head Island full-time, he took his first art class at the Academy of Art League of Hilton Head. During this journey, which began in 2012, Mark has taken many classes to sharpen and polish his skills and abilities. He likes to think that this has been his retraining in retirement.
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It’s Grand Opening time at Beaufort Art Association. Earlier this year BAA wanted to try a more innovative approach to their gallery operation.
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