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UPCOMING EVENTS

E.g., March 2024

EDITORS' PICKS

Saturday, Mar 30, 2024

Friday, Apr 05, 2024

Family
March 29
Geared toward teenagers, this workshop tells the story of America’s first alleged female serial killer, Lavinia Fisher...

Dance & Theater
March 29
Having appeared in movies such as Friday After Next and Scary Movie, comedian Katt Williams brings his new “Dark Comedy...

Outdoors
March 30
North America’s largest women’s-only tennis tournament returns to the Credit One Stadium. Watch top world players,...

Arts & Culture
April 1
This textile exhibition explores similarities between abstract artwork and unique quilting patterns, blurring the two...

Arts & Culture
April 1
View works by Scottish artist Rory McEwen and learn about his contemporary approach to painting botanicals that puts a...

Arts & Culture
April 1
Formerly known as the Festival of Houses and Gardens, this event series from Historic Charleston Foundation celebrates...

Dance & Theater
April 1
The College of Charleston Orchestra welcomes world-renowned, award-winning violinist Augustin Hadelich. The concert...

Dance & Theater
April 4
This Nashville-based bluegrass band has garnered praise since releasing its debut in 2005. The group won a Grammy for...

ARTS & EVENTS


March 2024
See Matsuda’s work at two shows this month: One at Redux and the other at Hed Hi Studio

March 2024
Now in its 44th year, this collaborative design event is a can’t-miss for home decor enthusiasts

February 2024
The graphic designer and illustrator reflects on his unconventional artistic path that led him to illustrate Revelry’s...

January 2024
Winter means less crowded beaches and a more peaceful pace along our shores

January 2024
Bachman arrived in Charleston in January 1815 and befriendsed naturalist John James Audubon

January 2024
The Charleston-based best-selling author delivers her third thriller, “Only If You're Lucky”

December 2023
Zimmerman released SPACEPRINT in October under the name Invisible Low End Power

November 2023
See Moore’s abstract photographs in December at Corrigan Gallery

November 2023
Rucker’s latest album is named after his late mother, who was a nurse at MUSC

October 2023
“The Journey of Robert Smalls” is the Gaillard Center’s first original production

September 2023
The band released a documentary of its summer tour before heading out on fall dates

September 2023
An opening reception will be held on September 22, with works on view through November 4

September 2023
The digital artist known for his “Everydays” project recently opened Beeple Studios to celebrate “digital weirdness”

September 2023
His all-covers album blends traditional Irish sounds and bluegrass for his own take on familiar songs

August 2023
She her "Nether Space(s)" performance at the Gibbes on August 19

August 2023
The Ridgeville native recently returned to thank the high school cafeteria worker who helped launch his career

June 2023
McLaurin challenges the conventions of classical piano in his YouTube videos reinterpreting songs by Madonna and Lady...

June 2023
McGill cowrote the book, which is being published June 6, with journalist Herb Frazier

May 2023
Over a four-decade learning curve, Wiles and Charleston Stage have evolved together

May 2023
Discover emerging talents across a variety of stages, then learn more about the institutions that support them

May 2023
LaFaye and the Fellas are headlining next month’s Juneteenth Festival at North Charleston’s Riverfront Park

May 2023
The six-piece soul band releases “Stay” with a show at The Royal American on May 27

April 2023
Willams hosts the first exhibit in the Broad Street space on April 7

April 2023
The singer-songwriter and his band headline The Windjammer on April 14