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Charleston Opera Theater unveils 2026-27 season with symphony spotlight (opens the original)
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Charleston Opera Theater is unveiling a 2026-27 season that puts audiences onstage for an operatic cabaret and brings the Charleston Symphony into the pit for a full production of "La traviata." Cabaret "The Singers Table" runs Nov. 13-15 at the College of Charleston’s Sottile Theatre. Singers will perform and share stories about what drew them to opera, with audience members seated onstage. The cast includes Shannon Jennings, who last appeared in Charleston as Mimì in the company’s 2024 product
Venus flytraps join sand bunkers, grand oaks and other features of new golf course in SC Lowcountry (opens the original)
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OKATIE — A bog planted with Venus flytraps and pitcher plants is among the unusual features at The Scurry, a new 12-hole course at Chechessee Creek Club. Designed by Zinkand Golf Design, the course opened for member play Sept. 1. Its short par 3s and par 4s wind through live oaks, wetlands and native vegetation, with angles, contours and hazards giving players choices on how to approach each hole. “The course is really about options,” said golf course architect David Zinkand. Players can challen
Islanders Beach Park to close during the offseason for $5.1 million improvement project (opens the original)
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HILTON HEAD ISLAND — The day after Labor Day marking the unofficial end of summer, Islanders Beach Park will close while the town completes a $5.1 million project to improve safety, accessibility, parking and amenities. The plan calls for the park to reopen just before Memorial Day 2027. The 15-acre park at 92 Folly Field Road will close entirely during construction, including its public restrooms, parking areas, pedestrian walkways and playground. The closure is intended to protect visitors and
A seat for everyone: CofC’s School of the Arts announces 2026-27 season (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — The College of Charleston’s School of the Arts is heading into its 2026-27 season with a new concert series, a slate of theater and dance productions, and collaborations that bring professional artists and local arts organizations into the college’s classrooms and onto its stages. The Department of Music will launch its new Sunday Soirée Series, while the Department of Theatre and Dance will explore in its “Footprints” season the lasting impact people leave behind. The lineup also i
Here's how artists are helping to preserve Edisto Island's natural and historic landscapes (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — For months, artists have gathered at Store Creek Corner on Edisto Island, painting the landscapes, historic structures and waterways that make the area unique. Now, those works will help support efforts to protect the very places that inspired them. “Preserving Edisto Through the Power of the Arts,” an exhibition featuring works by South Carolina artists, will open Aug. 21 at Bailey House on Edisto Island. The exhibition is a collaboration between Preserving A Picturesque America (P
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