Believe it or not, when Vince and I have a rare weekend off we almost always invite friends to our house for dinner or hors d'oeuvres. Even though in most cases, our unsuspecting pals are guinea pigs for tasting my new recipes, it's always a lot of fun!
Award winning digital photographer Phil Dunn will be presenting a three part series on Photoshop. All workshops in this series will be hosted on Saturdays from 9am until 4pm on the Historic Beaufort campus, in room #111 in the Sandstone building.
Does it include a second term as big challenges loom large in 2012?
Beaufort Mayor Billy Keyserling says he has the best job in the world. Being mayor of his hometown beats all, says the man locals refer to simply as Mayor Billy. It’s a first-name-basis kind of a job, one he has imbued with openness, enthusiasm and a large measure of communication. The Lowcountry Weekly editorial staff recently sat down with Hizzoner for a candid conversation about the year just ended and what lies in store for the year ahead.
Don’t miss a unique opportunity Sunday, January 29th, to hear the Poinsett Piano Trio in concert! The internationally-acclaimed ensemble will perform Dvorák and Ravel’s timeless music, with a “meet the artists” reception to follow. This Fripp Island Friends of Music concert is 5 pm, at the Fripp Island Community Centre.
The Technical College of the Lowcountry and Hilton Head Health Culinary Arts Center present three new classes for 2012. These fun courses are totally hands-on in a state-of-the-art teaching kitchen on Hilton Head Island.
Bowl food? What's bowl food? Bowl food is the new comfort food for people on the move. In a nutshell, bowl food is relaxed eating. Depending on your mood, you can slow simmer a fiery curry, put together a luscious pasta or simply toss together a few fresh ingredients in a wok. All that remains is to lift your fork and eat with pleasure.
The Junior Service League of Beaufort is creating a Prom Boutique for high school girls… and they need your gently used dresses!
It may only be January, but that doesn’t mean area girls aren’t beginning to think about Prom. That’s right… Prom will be here before you know it; and Juniors and Seniors all over Beaufort County are starting to think about the perfect dress to compliment the most anticipated night of their high school career.
Prophetic Dreams, Tim Tebow and Other Everyday Mysteries
Written by Margaret Evans, Editor
Tuesday, 17 January 2012 12:25
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." – William Shakespeare, Hamlet
It’s early on a Monday morning and my feet are cold. I’ve jumped in bed with my daughter – who, at age 10, blessedly, still likes to snuggle – hoping to warm them up and ease us both into the week.
Right on the heels of Beaufort’s tricentennial, the Parish Church of St. Helena celebrates 300 years.
The oldest building in Beaufort and one of the oldest continuously operating churches in the country, the Parish Church of St. Helena is celebrating its 300th anniversary this year. And on Sunday, January 22nd, the church will kick off this year-long celebration in spectacular style!
The world is new each morning – that is God’s gift, and a man should believe he is reborn each day.
- Israel Ben Eliezer
I stood on Fripp Island’s shoreline New Year’s Day to watch the sun rise. Against the backdrop of an incandescent horizon, small waves rolled across a stretch of beach colliding and tumbling, becoming one and then disappearing, leaving behind the sizzling sound water makes as it sifts and sinks in between granules of sand.