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- Sep 30, 2026
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My Charleston Weekend: Mermaids, music and a chile roast (opens the original)
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There is something for everyone this weekend. Swim or sail over to the Mermaids & Mateys Festival for some ocean-themed fun. If you want to embrace the fall vibes, head to the Goose Creek Fall Festival. Then enjoy some tunes outside at Brass on the Grass, and celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Latin American Festival. Or eat some chiles at the Hatch Chile Roast. Grab your mermaid tail, pirate eye patch or best under-the-sea costume and head to Folly Beach for some underwater-themed fun. Th
Charleston theater community mourns loss of set designer who worked on more than 200 productions (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — When initially looking for a set designer for the play “Happyland,” director Linda Eisen needed to find the best person for the job. The physical set of a play is important, as it takes the audience away from the theater and into a new world. To her, the obvious choice was Richard Heffner. Support Community-Funded Arts & Culture Journalism: Arts and culture coverage at The Post and Courier is made possible by community support. The Arts & Culture Lab allows us to invest in meaningfu
Scene Calendar: Charleston area events Oct. 1-7 (opens the original)
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To submit an event, go to postandcourier.com/calendar. What: Vibe to the sound of South Carolina band Richard and the Twins at the Live Under the Oaks Concert Series kick-off event. Concerts will continue every Thursday through Oct. 29. Where: Mount Pleasant Towne Centre, 1716 Towne Centre Way What: Grammy-winning artist and country singer Ashley McBryde will be stopping in Charleston on her Into the Wild Tour, with special guest Colton Bowlin. Where: The Refinery, 1640 Meeting Street Road, Char
NIWC Atlantic appoints Greg Lancaster as executive director (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic has appointed Greg Lancaster as its new executive director, placing him in charge of technical leadership, strategic planning, resource allocation and execution for more than 4,100 federal civilian and military personnel. Lancaster began his federal career in 1995 as an electrical engineer with the Naval In-Service Engineering Command on the East Coast. Over the course of his career, he has held a variety of technical and leadership position
Reader photo pick of the week: Best Dressed (opens the original)
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This week, we asked our readers to snap a photo of the most fashionable looks they could find. And they delivered with some stylish fits. The winner of the contest is Ken Schuab of Charleston with a photo from a rodeo in Wyoming. Honorable mentions go to Diane Rice with her photo of a woman dressed identically to her dog and Mark Degarmo with a photo dressed up at a fundraiser for the Public Works Art Gallery in Summerville. Next week's topic is "Charleston Pride." I challenge you to take a look
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