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Author: Margaret Evans

By Faith, Not by Sight

  A very special performer will thrill Lowcountry audiences March 15th and 16th when Scott MacIntyre takes the stage. Readers may remember Scott as a finalist from season eight of American Idol, where he sang and played the piano like a virtuoso. Besides being an accomplished musician, Scott is an author and a motivational speaker who travels the world inspiring people with his talent, his deep faith, and his adventurous spirit. Scott MacIntyre also happens to be blind.

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New Novel Completes S.C. Trilogy

From Sweet Tea to Salkehatchie Soup, Ken Burger’s got South Carolina’s number.   Salkehatchie Soup, the much-awaited third novel in Ken Burger’s trilogy of South Carolina stories, has just been released by Evening Post Books. And it doesn’t disappoint.

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Artistically Lowcountry

  It’s SPRING SHOW time again for The Beaufort Art Association. The exhibit, this year themed “Artistically Lowcountry,” is the longest running non-juried art show in the Lowcountry.

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The Incident

What would you do if this happened to you? A couple of Fridays ago, I was sitting in my car outside Studio B on Greene Street, waiting for my daughter to emerge from dance class. It was sixish and dusky, and I was reading on my phone, when a moving shadow caught the corner of my eye. I looked up to see a man with a neat beard and a nice smile; he waved and signaled me to roll down the window.

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Chamber Music on St. Patrick’s Day

Edward Arron, the artistic director and host of the Series as well as a superb cellist, has assembled six of today’s finest chamber musicians, including himself, to play pieces by Mozart and Tchaikovsky and to introduce the Lowcountry audience to the music of contemporary Chinese composer Chen Yi with a piece written in 1998.

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Pirates in Beaufort

Arrgh, there are pirates in them there waters! Beaufort High School Theater presents their spring musical “How I Became a Pirate,” based on the children’s book written by Melinda Long and David Shannon.

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Love, Loss and What I Wore

From bras to bridal gowns: Ephrons’ comedy explores the culture of clothes   We women have all had our favorite outfits – and our least favorite outfits – at different stages of our lives. And sometimes even we don’t know why we “loved” one article of clothing and “hated” another, or why we remember one piece above all others – we just do.

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