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Couldn’t make it to the Grammys? That’s tough. But luckily, the next-best musical event will take place right here in the Lowcountry—this month! Fripp Friends of Music winds up its fabulous concert season with a stellar performance by one of the greatest musical talents of our time—many say all times—singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester.
The Duke Symphony Orchestra is making its annual road trip to the Lowcountry this spring to perform a benefit concert for Beaufort Memorial Hospital’s Keyserling Cancer Center.
On Sunday, March 25, the USCB Festival Series concert will feature a very important guest.
The University hosts the second annual Celebrate the Arts Festival, featuring keynote speaker West Fraser.
Establishing itself as an international platform for artists to demonstrate their creativity and talents, the Art Revolution Taipei (A.R.T.) is launching its second edition this month, presenting 1500 pieces of artworks by 227 artists from 37 countries. Many are highly respected, world-renowned artists, such as Philippe Pasqua. Pasqua was recently honored as the French Best Artist 2011 – this will be his premiere exhibition in Taiwan.
A leader is defined as a person in a position of authority who is the example that influences a group of people towards the achievement of a goal. Local portrait artist, Brenda Singleton has made Black leaders in Beaufort County the subject of her latest portrait project. This project, “The Black Leaders of Beaufort County Portrait Project” features several influential African Americans in our community.Site Designed and Maintained by Vision Technology Management
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