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Kulture Klash, an eclectic celebration of the arts in Charleston, is back for its ninth edition on Nov. 16. This year’s edition of this one-day arts festival, originally founded in Charleston in 2007, takes over a brand-new arts venue located in North Charleston’s Navy Yard, Building64. Building64 is also founded by the organizer behind Kulture […]
The High Water Festival will return to North Charleston’s Riverfront Park on April 26-27 with a lineup that will include headliners like Arcade Fire and Lord Huron, alongside Mt. Joy, Counting Crows, and The Backseat Lovers. Missing will be former local curator Shovels & Rope. In fact, the rock n’ roll group Easy Honey represents […]
Charleston-based curator Chase Quinn has announced he will be inaugural creative director and curator of special projects of the Mississippi Museum of Art in Jackson starting Jan. 13, 2025. Quinn has been recognized by Garden & Gun magazine as one of the art world’s rising vanguards. During his five-year tenure as co-director of education and […]
The recently opened downtown watering hole Groovers aims to revive the spirit of 1990s-era Calhoun Street with its live music and vinyl DJ nights.It’s a more laid-back counterpart to its sister bar and music hotspot upstairs, Trio, which has been owned and operated by Kate and Eric Gussin since 2018. The couple opened a second Trio location in Charlotte, N.C., in 2023.
James Island Town Council voted Nov. 21 to move forward with plans for a new arts and culture center after learning its existing facility on Camp Road needs extensive repairs, including a new roof and exterior waterproofing. A representative for the town of James Island said council members decided they didn’t want to use taxpayer […]
On Dec. 3, Charleston–based author Signe Pike released the third book in her historical fiction series, The Shadowed Land, a tale set in early medieval Scotland, which shows a new point of view in the legend of King Arthur. The Lost Queen series follows the life of Languoreth, a real-life queen whose story has not been told — until now.
It’s opening day for the highly-anticipated neighborhood den, By The Way, from Uptown Hospitality Group in collaboration with Southern Charm stars Craig Conover and Austen Kroll. “Craig and I are ecstatic to partner with Uptown Hospitality Group to share our idea of the ideal all-day, all-night neighborhood hang; a spot where friends old and new […]
Charleston-based visual artists Bri Wenke and Sam Rueter have collaborated many times over the last five years of their friendship – from putting on large-scale, immersive art installations to live-painting nude models at the Grand Bohemian Hotel. Now, the figurative-painting pals are taking their creative bond to a new level with the recent opening of a shared studio space in West Ashley.
As 2024 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on some of our favorite Charleston City Paper arts coverage from the past year. There were arts-focused feature stories on everything from self-expression in the skateboarding scene in Charleston to Spoleto offerings, Lowcountry film locations and independent fashion designers.And as usual, the City Paper kept up our reputation for in depth artist interviews, with some of our favorite 2024 profiles on visual artists including:
The Charleston AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Collective will host its inaugural event, a Lunar New Year market, on Jan. 26, bringing together artists, food and a panel discussion to celebrate Asian culture in the Lowcountry.
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