Captivating Creatures
According to experts, some Monarch butterflies migrate more than 2,000 miles in the fall, traveling from Canada to central Mexico!
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Posted by Margaret Evans | Jun 10, 2009 | Local Color | 0
According to experts, some Monarch butterflies migrate more than 2,000 miles in the fall, traveling from Canada to central Mexico!
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Jun 10, 2009 | Music | 0
The Beaufort Youth Orchestra performed at the Performing Arts Center on May 7 prior to the Beaufort Symphony Orchestra (BSO) performance.
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It’s going to be a banner day for the stars and stripes when the Arts Center presents its second Flag Day Festival, a star-spangled celebration for the whole family.
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Jun 10, 2009 | How Does Your Garden Grow? | 0
Recently, while visiting a friend who lives in a rural island area of Beaufort County, I gasped at the sight of a colorful bird I had never seen before at the birdbath.
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Looking for the perfect summer getaway? Travel writer Scottie Davis takes you to Brevard, NC…
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Jun 9, 2009 | Theater/Dance | 0
For all the women who have gone through “The Change” and all the men who have lived with them, the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina will present “Menopause the Musical,” the hit musical that has had audiences across America laughing out loud at chocolate cravings, insomnia, mood swings and hot flashes.
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Jun 9, 2009 | Art | 0
Earth Inspired 2009, a juried art show to benefit the Coastal Conservation League, is seeking entries from artists of all-media for an exhibition at the USCB Gallery opening July 17, 2009.
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Long before tourists roamed Hilton Head Island, the Gullah people were enjoying a lifestyle developed by West African slaves brought to the sea islands of South Carolina, Georgia and north Florida more than 200 years ago.
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Motivated by the work of Jonathan Green and the hopes of their works being exhibited in a gallery, the third grade students at James J. Davis studied and painted their versions of Lowcountry life.
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Jun 9, 2009 | Rants & Raves | 0
A distinguished gentleman one pew over tapped me on the shoulder last Sunday before the service and said, “I’ve been enjoying reading your thoughts in that paper of yours, young lady.”
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