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Author: Margaret Evans

Free Jazz!

  If you love the sounds of a BIG Band you are in for a treat on Sunday, January 25 at USCB Center for the Arts. The LCCB Jazz Band, a sub-group of the Lowcountry Community Concert Band (LCCB) will perform a free concert at 3 pm.

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The Long and Winding Road

By Margaret Evans, EditorFifteen years, y’all. I’ve been writing this column every two weeks for fifteen years. Since the turn of the century. Before I had my baby (now 13), or my house (also long in the tooth), or either of my cats (ditto), I had this column. That’s something, isn’t it? I don’t know what, exactly. But something.

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There’s An App for That

  Now that January has arrived, many of us are learning to use the new technologies that have been gifts of the season. The cell phones, tablets, e-readers, laptops and flat screen TVs have been unwrapped, squealed over, and taken to new levels of usefulness. Is it a tool or a toy? Either way, for many of us, they have taken over our lives.

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Time Again for Books Sandwiched In

The popular Books Sandwiched In (BSI) series, sponsored by the Friends of the Beaufort Library (FOL), will return in January 2015 with local authors, well-known community leaders, journalists and world travelers lined up as presenters at this free event.                 With a wide-range of book selection and subject matter, including those by local authors, bestsellers and fascinating prizewinners, the series has attracted large audiences for the past 29 years.  Held at the University of South Carolina Beaufort’s Center for the Performing Arts, the series schedule also leaves time after each presentation for audience Q and A.

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Art Outside the Box

The Society of Bluffton Artists presents “Outside the Box” a collection of exciting abstract paintings by local artist Denis Reshetar. This intensely vivid exhibit will be on display from January 5 through 31 at the SOBA Gallery.

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The Artist Is Back In

  Not long ago, in an old produce stand, on Sea Island Parkway, near the Shrimp Shack, an artist created sculptures made from repurposed wood.  These dockscapes feature old fishing buildings complete with shrimp boats moored out front. 

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