Who doesn't love a steak hot off the grill? It's a great go-to dinner party entree. Hmm, what else to serve? Choosing a baked potato or mashed potatoes can be kind of boring. And then there's the business of selecting a salad and dessert. Oh yeah, gotta come up with an appetizer, too.
The Friends of the Spanish Moss Trail (FSMT) are pleased to announce that the Spanish Moss Trail – between Poppy Hill Road and the Clarendon Road Trailhead – is now fully paved in concrete allowing for an uninterrupted 20.4 mile round-trip experience for all to enjoy.
Cassandra King Conroy is curled up in an armchair, buried in a pile of family photos, when she waves me through the front door.
“Margaret, if it’d been anybody but you coming over, I might’ve cleaned up this mess,” she laughs, and I’m instantly at home.
It’s been a while. In recent years, I’ve attended a few Conroy Center parties in this cozy living room, but if memory serves, the last time I sat on this sofa visiting with Cassandra, her husband was in the other chair. Beyond the glass doors, Pat Conroy’s beloved Battery Creek is primed for sunset like a canvas for paint, and I feel his absence in my throat.
On Saturday, October 26, Beaufort will honor its newest Americans at Celebrating Citizenship, a public event in the Waterfront Park Pavilion, from 2 – 4 pm.
Stephen Moscowitz will exhibit “Birds and Other Stuff” from October 18-20 at the Society of Bluffton Artists (SoBA) Center for Creative Arts, located next door to the SoBA gallery on Church Street in Old Town Bluffton. Come meet the artist at the opening reception at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18th. His exhibit will feature acrylic paintings of wild life, real life and still life.
What began as Pat Conroy’s seventieth birthday celebration in October 2015, the storied Pat Conroy at 70 Festival, continues as the annual Pat Conroy Literary Festival. The nonprofit Pat Conroy Literary Center will host the fourth annual Conroy Festival this October 29 through November 3 in Conroy’s beloved lowcountry, with a robust schedule of free and ticketed events for readers and writers of all ages to be held in Beaufort and Bluffton, and on Hilton Head and Dataw islands.
From the rich history of the William Wigg Barnwell House to the stately architecture of the Verdier House, the story of Beaufort can be found around every corner if you only know where to look.
Cross-Cultural Folk Heritage Association Explores Black Madonna
Written by Editor
Tuesday, 15 October 2019 14:38
“It’s about connections,” Jill Striebinger says of her brain (and heart) child, the Cross-Cultural Folk Heritage Association of Beaufort County, which grew out of an earlier idea to form a book group. Both, she says, were born, in part, of her love for southern culture.