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Author: Margaret Evans

BMH Sponsors Anti-Aging Seminar

You may not be able to stop aging, but you can certainly slow the process. That’s the good news Beaufort Memorial Internist Philip Cusumano, MD, will share on Wednesday, January 18, when he presents “New Findings in the Anti-Aging Debate” at the Quality Inn in Beaufort.

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Atelier/ABSTRACT on Hilton Head

The Art League of Hilton Head presents Atelier/ABSTRACT opening with an artist reception on Thursday January 5, 5-7pm at the Art League of Hilton Head, Walter Greer Gallery at 14 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head Island.  The exhibit runs through January 28.  The public is cordially invited.

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2012 Books Sandwiched In

The popular book review series returns with an exciting roster of local personalities and a modern, high-tech twist –  podcasts.   Beaufort is an ever-emerging Arts town, known nationally as a small southern city populated with smart,  interesting people. It’s been that way for decades. Visitors from all over the world come to Beaufort and are awed first by its beauty and second by its residents. We are truly blessed with a myriad of personalities… retirees, military, young professionals, working class and descendants of “Old Beaufort.” And we blend together pretty well. Why? Because we all appreciate the value of our inspiring town.

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Going Organic

Fiber artist Kim Keats and fine-art photographer Gary Geboy collaborate on a groundbreaking show at USCB. The press release describes Organics: The Art of Nature as “both collaboration and continuum – on one end Kim constructing works of art from natural elements and on the other end Gary deconstructing nature into elemental shapes, tone and texture.” The show opens January 12th and runs through much of February. Although the two artists work in entirely different mediums, they share a similar vision and a common fascination with the smallest aspects of the natural world. One is a scavenger, the other a salvager. Both offer up a unique vision of intimate detail. Mark Shaffer sat down to talk with them…

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Library Launches Month of Free Music Events

Visitors to the Smithsonian exhibit, New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music at the Beaufort Branch Library, agree that it is an unforgettable, toe-tapping musical experience!   Be sure to experience this one of a kind exhibit during its stay at the Beaufort Branch Library (311 Scott Street). The exhibit will be on view during hours of operation until Saturday, February 4th.

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The First Course

Everybody loves the Valentine Ball… and they REALLY love the dinner parties!   When Polly Swenson makes her annual contribution to the Beaufort Memorial Hospital Foundation, she doesn’t write a check. She throws a party.

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The Boy Project

Beaufort author Kami Kinard debuts novel for tweens, signs book at ARTworks. Kami Kinard’s debut novel The Boy Project: Notes and Observations of Kara McAllister is a good-hearted look at the trials and tribulations of eighth-grader Kara McAllister who has one huge problem: Kara is the only person in her grade to have never had a boyfriend.

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Lowcountry Textures

The beginning of a new year can be a great time for a clean slate. Unfortunately, people often use this fresh start to commit to eating nothing but cabbage until they lose twenty pounds. While this is an interesting test of willpower, it will hopefully have worn off by the time you read this article, in favor of just a few more vegetables and a little more walking.

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Atelier/ABSTRACT

The Art League of Hilton Head presents Atelier/ABSTRACT opening with an artist reception on Thursday January 5, 5-7pm at the Art League of Hilton Head, Walter Greer Gallery at 14 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head Island.  The exhibit runs through January 28.  The public is cordially invited. 843-681-5060 or visit www.artleaguehhi.org

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Dog Days and Hum Bugs

As I intimated in my last column, I am often the victim of great expectations. I tend to idealize all sorts of things in my life, only to crash hard when the ideal turns out to me merely… real. The first step toward curbing this dynamic is, of course, recognizing it. (Check.) The second is maintaining a sense of humor. And I’ve found that if I can write about it, I can usually laugh about it.

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