On Sunday, October 18th, Fripp Island Friends of Music begins its 32nd concert season with a blockbuster encore performance of world-renowned, international prize-winning American piano phenomenon, Thomas Pandolfi.
John K. Crum is a master of whimsy. Although his paintings start with everyday subjects, like people and familiar landscapes, John is able to invent a curious twist on the ordinary that is fun and imaginative. His colorful “what-if” visions invite each viewer to connect in their own way; each image capable of taking everyone on their own unexpected and sometimes magical journey.
St Louis, 1938. Amanda Wingfield has a problem. Abandoned by her husband, short on money with a shy handicapped daughter and a poet son who works in a shoe factory, she’s reduced to selling magazine subscriptions to make ends meet.
The Burger Beat heads to Port Royal’s Back Porch Grill
Story and photos by Mark Shaffer
When we first cooked up this column I swore that I would never, ever, under any circumstance quote Jimmy Buffett’s “Cheeseburger in Paradise.” In my opinion it marks the end of J.B.’s relevance as the free spirited poet laureate of the Conch Republic and the beginning of a brand. And then I end up on the deck of a marina bar overlooking the Intra-coastal Waterway shaded by massive live oaks and all I can hear in my head is that damn song…
Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 September 2015 05:06
Now is the time to get out the catalogs and make plans for adding color and interest to flower gardens. The axiom is that spring blooming bulbs are planted in the fall.
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The other night I found myself racing from Lady’s Island across the Woods Memorial Bridge to Pigeon Point Landing, chasing a sunset. I had just dropped off my daughter at the Beaufort High football game, and was on my way home, when the sky over the river exploded in such inexpressible radiance that even now, I’m at a loss to describe it.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 September 2015 05:13
What should I cook for supper? Believe it or not, that's an almost daily question at our house. When it's just Vince and me at the dinner table, I'm inclined to try some new ideas. That's what I did on Tuesday. My broccoli salad recipe had originally consisted of broccoli, strawberries, salted cashews and toasted coconut, but when I couldn't find any pretty fresh strawberries, I had to resort to Plan B.
Last issue, we told you all about “Pat Conroy at 70: A Literary Festival Celebrating South Carolina’s Prince of Titles,” coming up in late October. As Beaufort prepares to throw the biggest birthday party anybody’s ever seen, we at Lowcountry Weekly have been talking to some of the Southern writers who’ll be heading here for the festivities. We asked them each a simple question: How has Pat Conroy influenced you?
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Whether you’re heading to your alma mater for a fall football game and tailgate meal, or to the river for a picnic, this menu of make-ahead dishes is sure to be hit!
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A renowned horseman once said, "When you have the smell of a horse in your blood, it never leaves you." Artist Steve Weeks had a few horse lessons as a child and took a few dates out on trail rides, but it was when his wife Martha had him back in the saddle several decades later that rekindled the flame of his admiration for horses.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 September 2015 05:41