You don't have to be a Monty Python fanatic to love the Arts Center's new production of Spamalot. But based on the reactions of the three Python geeks I saw it with, it sure doesn't hurt! Of course, I was laughing non-stop, too, and I have merely a passing acquaintance with the Python oeuvre.
Lowcountry artist Jonathan Green will be at the Red Piano Too Art Gallery signing the newly released book "Seeking" on May 17th from 1:30 – 3:30 pm. "Seeking" is a compilation of poetry and praise inspired by the art of Jonathan Green. Twenty-nine different authors and poets were inspired to write about Green's work.
I have a problem most people would love to have. I am young, blonde, very good looking and built like a Penthouse Pet. I am also very smart, focused and hardworking. It is what it is. I lucked out in the gene department, and had loving parents who raised me to be a successful person.
Every month, I visit with a few Bayview Manor residents on behalf of my church. For those of you in the Beaufort community unfamiliar with Bayview, it is a nursing home on Todd Drive, just off of Ribaut Road, and down Spanish Point Drive.
The Beaufort Children's Theatre presents "Disney's Little Mermaid, Jr."
The Beaufort Children's Theatre returns to charm and dazzle audiences at USCB Center for the Arts with Disney's "The Little Mermaid, Jr." The 60-minute musical is based on the 2008 Broadway production and the 1989 animated feature film. The cast features about 80 aspiring young actors, led by directors Bonnie Hargrove, Jim Riley, and Valerie Hobbs.
The Billion Dollar Coastline - Our Readers Respond
Written by Editor
Tuesday, 23 April 2013 12:09
OUR READERS RESPOND
For the past four months, Lowcountry Weekly has been running a series of articles by Daryl Ferguson about the SC Homeowners Insurance crisis. The series isn't over yet – unfortunately, neither is the crisis – but in this issue, we're taking a break to publish some of your feedback. The response to the series has been overwhelming, and we regret that we don't have room to post every letter we've received. We've attempted to gather a broad cross-section of opinion here, and have only published those letters that included the writer's full name. We are thrilled with the great response to this series and look forward to bringing you the rest of it in upcoming issues. As always, thanks for reading Lowcountry Weekly!
May is the perfect month for dining al fresco in Beaufort! The steamy heat isn't quite as oppressive as it's going to be in the ultra-hot summer months of June, July and August. We still have a few more weeks to dine outside in the fresh air. Why not take advantage of this great weather to host a delicious brunch in your garden?
You sure can cycle plenty of thoughts through your head while walking your dog. Like this one: maybe I'm not really in control here. Dixie, our hyper friendly and enthusiastic Yorkie, like many other dogs, has a mind of her own.
I met Mark "Puck" Myckleby through his charming son Keaton, one of four 7th graders from Riverview Charter School who came to shadow us on "career day" back in February. The kids lucked out, because "career day" happened to coincide with day one of the Beaufort International Film Festival, where we were media sponsors.