Edwin McCain to Open Season for USCB Center for the Arts
Edwin McCain Acoustic Trio will open the University of SC Beaufort’s Center for the Arts 2012- 2013 Season on Thursday, October 4 at 7:30 pm.
Blending equal parts folk, soul and rock, platinum selling artist Edwin McCain just released a new studio album called “Mercy Bound.” He’s best known for his top ten hits “I’ll Be” and “I Could Not Ask For More.” Over a million Dr. Phil viewers voted “I’ll Be” the best wedding song ever written. The New York Times dubbed him “the great American romantic,” and at any given moment on this very day a radio station is playing one of his songs.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:24
A new book captures the essence of an old Lowcountry tradition.
“Scattered around the South Carolina Sea Islands are camps that have become very special places to generations of families and friends in the Lowcountry. These camps are referred to as fish camps. Full of character and fairly remote, the camps are accessible only by water and, therefore, exclusive (as well as reclusive, if need be). These camps have been witness to so many life experiences and lessons that you can almost hear the memories whispering to you as you step from the boat to the dock…”
Thus begins Janet Garrity’s beautiful new book, Goin’ Down the River: Fish Camps of the Sea Islands, 128 pages of stories, history and photos that capture the essence of an old Lowcountry tradition still quietly flourishing today.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:26
Last week, Lowcountry Weekly had the privilege of participating in the third annual Lt. Dan Weekend as media partners. Translation? In exchange for our help in publicizing LDW3, we got to hang out with some of the people involved, many of whom are genuine, bona fide heroes. Last week, those heroes saved another life – mine.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 07:40
Beaufort couple creates website that will revolutionize online shopping
I’m always intrigued by the myriad of stories of how people got to Beaufort. It’s a relatively small town, full of more vibrant personalities than any town I’ve ever known. Sometimes I think it’s a pre-requisite to be labeled as Type-A in order to claim Beaufort as home. We come from all walks of life, each with our own captivating narrative of yesteryear. But, when we begin to talk about our histories elsewhere, we all end up in a place that we collectively agree is “Over the Rainbow…” Beaufort, SC. Sometimes it’s a fairy tale. Most times it’s not.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:33
Agatha Christie, Britain's grande dame of mystery, would have celebrated her 122nd birthday in September and the Arts Center on Hilton Head is celebrating by bringing her classic whodunit The Unexpected Guest to the stage in October.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:30
Okay, so I'm going through a “pea” phase. Last week I made cauliflower every which way but loose. This week it's peas! Not just your everyday green peas mind you, all kinds of peas. Black-eyed peas, chickpeas (actually a legume), sugar snap peas, snow peas --the list goes on! Beans and peas are part of the same plant group.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:35
The Art League of Hilton Head is proud to present 17 new original works by Addison Palmer, featured artist, in the Walter Greer Gallery, located in the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina at 14 Shelter Cove Lane, Hilton Head Island. This fine art exhibit will be on display beginning September 24 through October 20
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:34
Friends of the Beaufort County Library (FOL) and the City of Beaufort will hold the 2012 Annual Fall Book Sale under the Pavilion in Beaufort's Waterfront Park September 28-30.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:30
The Art League of Hilton Head presents Fabulous Fakes in the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina’s portico on Saturday, September 29, 10AM – 4PM, co-chaired by Rosemary Kimball and Juliann Foster. Member artists recreate famous museum masterpieces with a personal – often humorous – twist to make the work contemporary and unique. The event is free and all art is for sale.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:31
We live in on a dead end street in a small town. Every day, a man walks his dogs here because there is no traffic and it is also lovely. Every day, he lets his big dogs poop where they may and doesn’t pick it up. It is disgusting. What can I do?
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:36