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From a Stevie Wonder tribute to a food truck cook-off, here are 10 MOJA Festival events (opens the original)
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The MOJA Arts Festival returns this month and will celebrate African American and Caribbean arts with events spanning the creative spectrum. Charlton Singleton, the festival's artistic director, said the range includes musical performances, theater and visual art. As a musician himself, he's particularly looking forward to an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of Stevie Wonder's "Songs in the Key of Life." "I'm really excited about that particular performance. We've actually put out a call t
Why some SC couples are choosing nontraditional wedding venues such as parks and libraries (opens the original)
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Alison Butler and her fiancé had only six days to plan their wedding. The couple bought a new home together shortly after getting engaged, which occupied much of their time and financial resources. Then, Butler's father died. Wedding planning took a backseat while the couple dealt with everyday life. A month after her father’s death, Butler and her fiancé, Brandon, set a date for the ceremony. They were to be married on the day of Butler’s parent’s wedding anniversary. By the time they’d decided
How Lowcountry 'agrihoods' are fostering a connection to nature and neighbors (opens the original)
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Jeff Leonard said he's often asked if the Lowcountry neighborhood he works for has a golf course. He's happy to tell folks it does not. "No, better than that," he says. "We got goat yoga.â Leonard is the director of sales and broker-in-charge at Kiawah River, a 2,000-acre "agrihood" on Johns Island. Only about half of the property is developed. The rest consists of wetlands, green space and its defining component: farmland. The natural spaces and farm make the community highly sought-after,
Charleston scene highlights from Mark Bryan of Hootie & the Blowfish (opens the original)
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I don't know about you, but we're always curious about what the industry pros are up to in Charleston. Our city offers an endless array of concerts, exhibitions and culinary experiences, so it's nice to get tips on where to go and what to see from a Charlestonian in-the-know. For this column, we're taking a look at what locals have been up to lately — events they've attended, movies they've seen, meals they've tasted, concerts they've loved and more entertainment-related experiences they've enjo
A sold-out 'Rocky Horror' shadow cast show on James Island honored the late Tim Curry (opens the original)
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JAMES ISLAND — Around 10 p.m. Sept. 4, people dressed in fishnets, high heels, wigs and pearls stood in a line that snaked from the front of Terrace Theater's lobby out the double doors. The people at the back of the line stood beneath the theater's marquee, which had been changed earlier that day. "Don't dream it, be it. Thank you, Tim Curry," it read. When Curry, the beloved actor who portrays Dr. Frank-N-Furter in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," died on Aug. 25 at age 80, the members of Char
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