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Bryce Crawford Bringing 'Not Your Average Jesus Tour' to North Charleston on April 6

Christian evangelist Bryce Crawford, host of The Bryce Crawford Podcast, will bring his Not Your Average Jesus Tour to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, April 6, 2027. Crawford is moving from the streets to theaters this spring, bringing his unfiltered faith discussions to 25 cities across the...

North Charleston, SC · 4d
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Revolutionary South Carolina exhibit connects fairgoers with state’s history

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A Revolutionary South Carolina exhibit at the State Fairgrounds gave fairgoers a glimpse into the state’s role in the American Revolution — a history that is personal for Will Wise. Wise is a Greenville member of the Sons of the American Revolution. “I have...

South Carolina · 3d
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37th annual Holiday Festival of Lights opens Friday on James Island through New Year's Eve

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCIV) — One of Charleston's most iconic holiday traditions returns Friday. The annual Holiday Festival of Lights begins on Friday, Nov. 13 at James Island County Park and runs through Dec. 31. This year's festival marks its 37th year. From 5:30-10 p.m. through New Year's Eve,...

Charleston, SC · 4d
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School of Rock Mount Pleasant Students to Take the Stage at The Rickhouse for Fall Final Show

School of Rock Mount Pleasant, the leader in performance-based music education, is proud to announce that its students will take the stage at The Rickhouse at Cannon Distillery in Charleston for the Fall 2026 Final Show on Sunday, December 6, 2026. Students will perform in a full day of live music, showcasing their talent in a professional concert setting.

Charleston, SC · 4d
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Comedian Mojo Brookzz Bringing 'Outta Pocket Tour' to North Charleston on May 22

Comedian Mojo Brookzz is bringing his Outta Pocket Tour to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on Saturday, May 22, 2027. Following a run of sold-out performances across the country, Brookzz will give Lowcountry fans the opportunity to experience his unfiltered comedy live. The artist presale begins Wednesday, Nov. 11,...

North Charleston, SC · 4d

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North Charleston POPS! Presents “Sounds of the Season”

The North Charleston POPS! invites the community to celebrate the magic of the holidays with Sounds of the Season, sponsored by Tim and Kate Keil, on Sunday, Dec. 6, 2026, at 3 p.m. at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center. This year, the beloved holiday concert takes on a new twist with a special matinee performance, making it the perfect opportunity for families and music lovers of all ages to enjoy an afternoon of festive music and holiday cheer.

North Charleston, SC · 4d

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‘The Notebook’ House Is Real, and Noah’s Home Sits on Wadmalaw Island Near Charleston

Allie Hamilton asks for very little. A white house, blue shutters, a room with a view of the water where she can paint. Noah Calhoun spends the next decade of his life building exactly that, and the 2004 film turns the house into the closest thing it has to a third lead.

Charleston, SC · 9d

The Post and Courier

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Henry’s restaurant receives first historic marker on Charleston’s Market Street

CHARLESTON — The city’s oldest restaurant was honored with a placard to mark its place in local history. Henry’s on the Market, which has operated out of the building on 54 North Market St. since 1932, became the first building on Charleston’s iconic Market Street to be recognized by the Preservation Society of Charleston. The designation was made official Nov. 6 at a ceremony outside of the restaurant. “It’s humbling,” owner Leo Chiagkouris told The Post and Courier just hours before the event. “I never thought I’d get to this point. I never even dreamt I would. I never thought Henry’s would ...

Charleston, SC · 4d

Garden & Gun

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A Revolutionary War Scene and a Famed Children’s Book Illustrator Inspired This One-of-a-Kind Home Bar

Wallpaper wouldn’t do for the grand plans designer Martin Horner of Soucie Horner Design Collective had for an inset bar in his brother’s Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina, home. “Wallpaper’s great, but you can’t see the hand,” he explains. “In a mural, you can see the strokes, you can see the opacity of the paint, you can really feel the movement.” Horner suggested a playfully painted beachscape; his brother countered: What about a Revolutionary War scene?

Sullivan'S Island, SC · 3d

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Hot Steps: Find your rhythm at Caliente Ballroom

Curious about ballroom dancing? So was Eve Brown! Brown started dancing at 73 years old and has benefitted from not only the physical accomplishments, but also socially and emotionally. And she’s not alone. Caliente Ballroom dance studio caters to all age levels and abilities. Owner and chief choreographer Artur Malakyan and his top-notch staff of professional instructors built and designed Caliente Ballroom as a place for people to learn and feel connected.

Mt Pleasant, SC · 4d

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The Holiday Festival of Lights opens Friday at James Island County Park

The Holiday Festival of Lights at James Island County Park officially opens on Nov. 13. The Lowcountry’s beloved holiday light show will be open nightly 5:30 – 10 p.m. through Dec. 31, 2026. The Holiday Festival of Lights features over 750 light displays along a three-mile drive through...

Charleston County, SC · 4d

WIS-TV

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Revolutionary South Carolina exhibit connects fairgoers with state's history

A Revolutionary South Carolina exhibit at the State Fairgrounds gave fairgoers a glimpse into the state’s role in the American Revolution.

South Carolina · 3d

scbiz.com

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Native Carolina: The Material Culture and History of South Carolina’s Indigenous Lowcountry Talk with Curator of Archaeology John Fisher

Home to the earliest pottery in North America and Indigenous sites such as Late Archaic shell rings, Woodland and Mississippian mounds, and much more, the Carolina Lowcountry has been occupied by Native peoples for over 14,000 years. Today archaeologists and Tribal authorities continue to study the rich indigenous history of the Lowcountry through archaeology. Join us as we explore South Carolina’s diverse Indigenous past through the artifacts, traditions, and history of the Native peoples that have called the Lowcountry home for millennia.

South Carolina · 4d

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Road closures set for annual Veterans Day Parade in Charleston

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Roads will be closed for the annual Veterans Day Parade in downtown Charleston Sunday Nov. 8. According to the Charleston Police Department, the parade route starts at Concord and Market Streets. It ends at Broad Street near Colonial lake. The route will be closed from...

Charleston, SC · 5d

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Porch Fest returns to Folly Beach with 26 bands and 5 stages across island neighborhoods

FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCBD) – Folly Beach is bringing back its free Porch Fest on Saturday, November 7, turning porches and backyards into stages for local bands. Community members, visitors, and families are invited to join the fun at Porch Fest, where 26 bands will play on five stages across the island’s neighborhoods. Participating neighborhoods […]

Folly Beach, SC · 6d

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At 25, South Carolina's African American History Monument remains ‘a living teaching model’

The African American History Monument was unveiled at the South Carolina State House in 2001, making this year the monuments 25th anniversary. Upon its erection, the African American History Monument made South Carolina the first state in the country to have a monument dedicated to Black history on the grounds of its State Capitol.

South Carolina · 7d

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Special Olympics South Carolina hosts Palmetto Cup golf tournament

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - More than 100 Special Olympics athletes participated in the 2026 Palmetto Cup, the first year as a standalone event on Saturday. This year’s golf tournament, usually held during the state fall games, included a unified team play and a skills competition at the Spring Valley Country Club.

Columbia, SC · 5d

Charleston City Paper

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She Returns From War brings queer country back to Charleston

When She Returns From War comes home to Charleston for a Nov. 19 gig at the Pour House, the band’s hometown show will feature some comrades-in-arms along for the ride. Joining the bill is Nashville-born, Denver-based singer-songwriter Maddie Medley, whose haunting blend of indie folk, alternative rock and raw, literary songwriting gives her music a cinematic edge. Also on the bill is Big Guy and The Very Large Men, the project of Nashville songwriter James Droll, whose emotionally candid, indie-pop sound explores the beauty and messiness of living openly queer in the Bible Belt.

Charleston, SC · 7d

Yahoo!

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Artist says SC Arts Commission threatened to claw back funds over refusal to sign ideology pledge

COLUMBIA — Cristina Victor remembered feeling "so grateful" in 2025 when she learned that she was being awarded the artists' business initiative grant, administered by the South Carolina Arts Commission. Victor, a Charleston-based Cuban-American interdisciplinary artist and educator, had launched an arts business centered on her work with ceramics....

South Carolina · 8d