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CSO Gospel Choir to perform for MOJA Festival

CSO Gospel Choir to perform for MOJA Festival

DOWNTOWN (WCSC) - The celebrated CSO Gospel Choir joins the 2011 MOJA Festival in celebration of the Choir’s first ten years in a program entitled Roots: A Ten Year Retrospective on Saturday, October 8, at 5 p.m. at Saint Matthews Lutheran, 405 King Street.

The CSO Gospel Choir will revive its spring 2011 program–a rousing musical retrospective in association with the group’s founder Lee Pringle who produced the Choir’s first ten years of performances. Selections will span classic gospel selections including Grammy Award-winner James Cleveland’s Lord Help Me To Hold Out, along with the Choir’s uplifting version of Order My Steps in Your Words and Amazing Grace.

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CBT to perform at new Gibbes exhibition

CBT to perform at new Gibbes exhibition

DOWNTOWN (WCSC) - Charleston Ballet Theatre will perform vignette's from Jill Eathorne Bahr's sultry and steamy ballet 'A Streetcar Named Desire', part of the company's upcoming New Orleans-themed ballet The Big Easy, in celebration of The Gibbes exhibition 'In Search of Julien Hudson: Free Artists of Color in Pre–Civil War New Orleans' on Sept. 22nd at 6:30p.m.

Historian to offer rice lecture

DOWNTOWN (WCSC) - The College of Charleston’s Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library is presenting a lecture and exhibit on South Carolina's principal cash crop – rice.

“A Monumental Legacy – Documenting Charleston’s Earliest Rice Fields” will be on display through the month of September in the second floor gallery of the Addlestone Library. A lecture will be held on Tuesday, September 27, 2011 at 6 p.m. featuring historian Charles Philips of Brockington and Associates and environmental historian Hayden Smith. The lecture will be in Addlestone Library room 227 and is free and open to the public.

Deadline this week for Wine+Food Festival poster competition

Deadline this week for Wine+Food Festival poster competition

The BB&T Charleston Wine + Food Festival is inviting Tri-County residents to submit entries to the seventh annual poster competition. Artists must be 18 years of age or older and an official resident of the Tri-County area (Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester).  All submissions must be original works of art. Designs should encompass the unique culinary culture of Charleston.

The winner will receive a $1,000 cash prize and the title of Official Poster Artist. The design will be featured on official Festival merchandise and showcased in storefronts across the Lowcountry. The official poster design will be unveiled at a later event in the fall.

"OPEN" Arts Expo this weekend

DOWNTOWN (WCSC) - The Charleston Regional Alliance for the Arts invites you to "taste the arts" at the 2nd annual "OPEN" Arts Expo this Saturday, September 10,  from noon to 5:30 p.m. at Memminger Auditorium.

Experience interactive art booths from over 35 art organizations ready to share the secrets behind the arts and fill your fall calendar with tickets to upcoming performances and events.

You do not want to miss the hands on family fun, a video premiere, street performances and the Charleston Food Truck Federation closing down Beaufain Street. The Alliance breaks down barriers to participation in the joy and festivity of the arts by welcoming residents of Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties to open the door to the Arts at the Region's only Arts Expo.

"OPEN" Arts Expo this weekend

DOWNTOWN (WCSC) - The Charleston Regional Alliance for the Arts invites you to "taste the arts" at the 2nd annual "OPEN" Arts Expo this Saturday, September 10,  from noon to 5:30 p.m. at Memminger Auditorium.

Experience interactive art booths from over 35 art organizations ready to share the secrets behind the arts and fill your fall calendar with tickets to upcoming performances and events.

You do not want to miss the hands on family fun, a video premiere, street performances and the Charleston Food Truck Federation closing down Beaufain Street. The Alliance breaks down barriers to participation in the joy and festivity of the arts by welcoming residents of Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties to open the door to the Arts at the Region's only Arts Expo.

Charleston Ballet Theatre opens new offices on Calhoun St.

Charleston Ballet Theatre opens new offices on Calhoun St.

DOWNTOWN (WCSC) - Charleston Ballet Theatre has completed its trifecta of establishing new locations for all aspects of the professional dance company. In addition to the company's new double dance studios in Mt. Pleasant and their new downtown school studio at 102 Fountain Walk, today the company opened their new administrative offices for the box office and marketing divisions of the ballet.