Author: Margaret Evans

Pulitzer Nominee to host Photoshop Series

  Award winning digital photographer Phil Dunn will be presenting a three part series on Photoshop.  All workshops in this series will be hosted on Saturdays from 9am until 4pm on the Historic Beaufort campus, in room #111 in the Sandstone building.

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New Vibrations

Art Beyond Tradition brings something brand new to USCB A new year, a new show. “New Vibrations” has opened at the USCB Center for the Arts. The Art Beyond Tradition group has brought its magic to the university’s gallery on Carteret Street. Twelve abstract artists have put together an exhibit of new works. The show will run through April 30, with an opening reception at the gallery on Friday, February 3 from 5-7 pm. The public is invited.

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Rolling Out the Red Carpet

Fandango Productions South and the Beaufort Film Society are bringing Hollywood glamour to this year’s Beaufort International Film Festival. The Beaufort International Film Festival is approaching, and this year the anticipated event is sure to wow! Beginning with the Opening Ceremony to be held on Wednesday, February 15 on the rooftop of Old Bay Marketplace, 917 Bay Street, the 2012 festival is sure to be hailed as the most enchanting yet.

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Back to the Garden

A conversation with Lowcountry Weekly publisher Jeff Evans, my husband and co-star in the upcoming Valentine’s production of “The Diaries of Adam and Eve” by Mark Twain. Margaret Evans: So, Jeff, do you feel a little weird about promoting our performance right here in our own publication? Doesn’t it seem a little… self-serving? Opportunistic? Vain? Jeff Evans: No.

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Herban Marketplace

Committed to Health, Wellness and Education It didn’t take much for me to decide that my next phase in life would involve opening an all-natural, all-organic gourmet grocery store. I have lived in the Lowcountry all my life, and the things that have been – and remain – a priority to me are good health and involvement in the community. I am excited to say that I’ve been able to funnel these priorities into a tangible, community oriented effort, and it’s called Herban Marketplace. We open Friday, January 20, fully stocked, fully ready, and utterly beside ourselves with excitement (and possibly a little giddiness) about what is to come. We know we’re onto something big, and every time we share our vision for the community with a friend, colleague or potential customer, we see it “click.”

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Poinsett Trio to Perform at Fripp

Don’t miss a unique opportunity Sunday, January 29th, to hear the Poinsett Piano Trio in concert! The internationally-acclaimed ensemble will perform Dvorák and Ravel’s timeless music, with a “meet the artists” reception to follow. This Fripp Island Friends of Music concert is 5 pm, at the Fripp Island Community Centre.

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Something’s Cooking!

The Technical College of the Lowcountry and Hilton Head Health Culinary Arts Center present three new classes for 2012. These fun courses are totally hands-on in a state-of-the-art teaching kitchen on Hilton Head Island.

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A Tricentennial Celebration

  Right on the heels of Beaufort’s tricentennial, the Parish Church of St. Helena celebrates 300 years. The oldest building in Beaufort and one of the oldest continuously operating churches in the country, the Parish Church of St. Helena is celebrating its 300th anniversary this year. And on Sunday, January 22nd, the church will kick off this year-long celebration in spectacular style!

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The Ant & The Elephant

Starkey Flythe, one of South Carolina’s most published contemporary poets, will present a seminar at ARTworks on Saturday, February 18, 10am to noon. Presented by the Poetry Society of South Carolina, the seminar is $10 for PSSC members and $15 for non-members. To register, contact PSSC at http://poetrysocietysc.org and slesin@islc.net.

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Be a Fairy Godmother

The Junior Service League of Beaufort is creating a Prom Boutique for high school girls… and they need your gently used dresses! It may only be January, but that doesn’t mean area girls aren’t beginning to think about Prom. That’s right… Prom will be here before you know it; and Juniors and Seniors all over Beaufort County are starting to think about the perfect dress to compliment the most anticipated night of their high school career.

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