Author: Margaret Evans

My Visions

The Society of Bluffton Artists presents “My Visions,” a collection of original oil and watercolor paintings by local artist Kenneth Bullard, on display from March 3 through April 5.

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“Same Time Next Year” at USCB

A chance meeting at an inn in northern California brings Doris, a stay-at-home mom, and George, an accountant and dedicated family man, together for one passionate night that turns into a 25-year affair in the romantic comedy, “Same Time Next Year,” at the USCB Center for the Arts on Feb. 21, 22 and 23.

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Steinway Artist on Fripp

Mark February 23rd in your calendars for Ms. Yoonjung (Yoonie to you) Han, as she steps onto the Fripp Friends of Music stage and makes her Lowcountry debut. A Steinway Artist & one of the most celebrated classical pianists of our time, her list of first prizes from distinguished competitions around the globe is simply astounding for one so young, but no less amazing than the sheer poetry she evokes from the keyboard!  

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BSO Plays Beethoven Bash

Violinist Yuriy Bekker, concertmaster for the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and Acting Artistic Director, will be the guest artist when the Beaufort Symphony Orchestra performs “Beethoven Bash” at USCB Center for the Arts on Thursday, Feb. 27 and Sunday, March 3.

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Under the Spell of the Lowcountry

Rose Harrison with be the featured artist at the Beaufort Art Association Gallery from February 17 – March 29. “I came to the Lowcountry on a sailboat in 2000, but soon had to leave, to go back to my job in the Midwest, where I had lived most of my life,” says Harrison. “Soon I realized that I had left my heart here, where the beautiful Beaufort River meets the sea. I moved here as soon as I could, and that began a very exciting part of my life as an artist.”

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Under the Spell of the Lowcountry

Rose Harrison with be the featured artist at the Beaufort Art Association Gallery from February 17 – March 29. “I came to the Lowcountry on a sailboat in 2000, but soon had to leave, to go back to my job in the Midwest, where I had lived most of my life,” says Harrison. “Soon I realized that I had left my heart here, where the beautiful Beaufort River meets the sea. I moved here as soon as I could, and that began a very exciting part of my life as an artist.”

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