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At her album debut concert, Cutchins will be joined by Grammy-winning musician David Cook from New York City, along with Charleston jazz heavyweights Lee Barbour on guitar, Brett Belanger on bass, and Ron Wiltrout on drums.
How the Hilton Head Island tree lighting became the biggest show in town
No one gets things shaking like the bass players.
It is truly a wonderland of art, with whimsical curiosities throughout the space. Visitors have the opportunity to meet Claudia Monet and Arty Van Gogh, two precocious birds that exchange chirping banter from their Victorian-esque cages in the back of the shop.
BlacQuity unveils its second celebration of community. “This year, the festival is set to be exceptionally energetic, with an expanded lineup of events and activities that I think festival goers will find captivating,” said BlacQuity Executive Director Gwen Chambers.
So, my advice to any company, big or small, is the same advice I give to pretty much everyone on Facebook – no one cares who you’re voting for. Please shut up. But if you are offering cheap stickers, let me know.
“Just get the help you need before it’s too late. This whole story is a cautionary tale, watching somebody’s fear and ego destroy them.”
Bluffton School of Dance Celebrates 25 Years
From tiny dancer to poetry in motion.
Hilton Head Island: The Playground of My Youth
The dessert that unites us.
Jeep Patrick carries Lowcountry banner to Clemson with his finish at First Tee National Championship.
How the fantasy of football overtook the reality of football
Locals Love Coligny!
New Pie in the Sky Idea
Change can be scary. Evolution isn’t always an improvement…“It’s the only beach bar truly built on the beach and it’s been that way for many years. All we did was dress it up a little bit.”
Hop On, Hop Off, with Palmetto Breeze
For the uninitiated, the debate originated where all divisive and pointless arguments start – on the internet. In it, people air their views on which option they’d prefer to wander into while lost in the forest – a man or a bear.
Celebrating the timeless joy of a community coming together
Southeastern Summer Theatre Institute (SSTI) was founded by Hilton Head’s Ben Wolfe, and has become a Lowcountry staple, and as synonymous with summer as the tunes of Gregg Russell or Saturday traffic on the bridge.
Looking for laughs? come visit the “Trailer Park”.
“Having learned this art form from my grandmother, I am excited to be able to share this incredible part of my culture with the residents and guests of Palmetto Bluff,” Taylor said.
Alliance Dance Academy sparks imagination in young performers
Come shred the gnar with the young beach bums who have matured into the island’s second wave of surfers.
Help save our sea turtles. Remember to:
Keep our beach clean, flat, and dark
• Use a red flashlight on your nighttime
beach walks
• Fill holes dug in the sand
• Knock down sandcastles before leaving
the beach
• Remove all personal belongings
• Place litter in the proper receptacles
One of the most anticipated features of the new store is the inclusion of a dedicated photography studio.
Fusion of two dynamic adventure businesses broadens land and sea experiences
The program takes its name from Terpsichore, the Greek muse of dance, and is always an audience favorite.
When audiences fill the 500-plus-seat venue this month, they’ll hear music from Andrew Lloyd Webber, Carole King, ABBA, and more.
A collection of the most fun, creative, and athletic summer camps the area has to offer.
This family-friendly event will feature talented musicians, artisans, kids’ activities, and vendors, bringing together the community to celebrate music and culture in a spectacular setting along the May River.
On the days when I am overwhelmed by traffic and tourists, the ever-recurring questions of where to go, what to do, and where to eat, I focus on my memories of a place that captured my heart 50 years ago and how grateful I am to be a part of it all. Gratitude is at the very core of these stories and the reason I tell them.
I spent four long weekends in Charleston a couple of winters ago. Some by myself, others not. All we did was eat and drink for hours upon hours upon hours on end.
“It took something that tragic for me to break through the abuse,” Brown said. “Now, I’ve made it my mission to inspire other women in similar situations with my story of courage, resilience, and perseverance.”
Have a wonderful May. Call your mom.
The Lowcountry’s best and brightest come out to shine for a good cause
And cows, as anyone who has ever read “The Far Side” can tell you, are the animal kingdom’s most perfect punchline.
“I know that what I do elicits emotions,” Ramirez said. “My designs can not only make somebody’s day, but their whole event. My goal is to make people happy and heighten the excitement of the occasion.”
Island musician Gary Pratt’s journey proves he is not alone.
Say ‘aloha’ to the party pontoons that are making waves this summer
Celebrating volunteers of the RBC Heritage
The first Decade of the Island’s Development
I’ll be back this summer at Coligny Plaza with John Cranford.
Will I live longer because I’m jumping into cold water? Who knows?
There are so many fun things in this April issue.
Iconic high-stepping horses featured in St. Patrick’s Day Parade
“It was great to see
the owls,” I said.
She smiled.
“Yes. They’re wild things, of course. Killers, savages. They’re wonderful.”
– David Almond, Skellig
This Tony Award-winning classic is Americana at its best.
USCB has policies that are quite explicit about what can happen if a student uses others’ work – including AI – on course assignments. The AI-generated work belongs to the AI, not to the student.
We usually ask the participants not to do terribly hot wings for the judges. Well, that year the firefighters decided they wanted to enter their WMD – Wings of Mass Destruction. They were so hot, it brought the judging to a halt. Palates were destroyed.