Arts & Events
540 features in Arts & Events.
Local MusicA First Look at Joel Timmons’ New SingleStratton Lawrence
Arts ProfileArts Profile: How Arun Drummond helps preserve Gullah culture with his mixed-media artworkRobin Howard · November 2024
Local MusicMeet Grayson Little: The Voice Behind “Pluff Mud Country”Stratton Lawrence · November 2024
FeatureHalloween Events in the LowcountryCharleston Magazine Staff
FeatureInking a Future: How local nonprofit Turn90 gives formerly incarcerated men a positive pathway forwardMargaret Loftus · November 2024
Arts ProfileInside the Creative Mind of Joshua Parks: Photographer, Filmmaker, and Cultural WorkerRobin Howard · October 2024
Local MusicDiscover the Definitive Sound of Dangermuffin’s New Self-Titled AlbumStratton Lawrence · October 2024
Arts ProfileLatin jazz percussionist Gino Castillo makes a comeback after a cancer diagnosisRobin Howard · September 2024
Local MusicUncover the Raw Emotions in Shovels & Rope’s Latest ReleaseStratton Lawrence · September 2024
Local BooksFall From Power: “Swamp Kings” Exposes the Dark Mysteries of the Murdaugh DynastyCharles Hill · August 2024
FeatureFourth of July FunCharleston Magazine Staff
Arts ProfileAnna Chen’s Art: Joyful Creations That Spark Nostalgia And Community SpiritRobin Howard · August 2024
FeatureCrafting the Future: How the American College of the Building Arts is Shaping Skilled ArtisansBill Thompson · August 2024
Arts ProfileFollow George Read’s journey from art historian and appraiser to contemporary artistRobin Howard · July 2024
Channel MarkersCourtney Rowson and Amy Pastre celebrate 15 years of elevating brands with SDCOStephanie Hunt · July 2024
Local MusicGet your fill of in-demand hard rock band The Stews on their latest album, Chicken FightStratton Lawrence · July 2024
Arts ProfileRyan Beck captures special memories of favorite coastal landscapes that are popular among local interior designersRobin Howard · June 2024
Local BooksIn her new memoir, activist Millicent Brown shares a personal account of what the civil rights movement entailed for her and her familyStephanie Hunt · June 2024
FlashbackArt Walk: Charleston Renaissance painter Mary Wilson Ball’s watercolor paintings captured her Lowcountry surroundingsHolly Roberts · May 2024
Local BooksCombee, Edda Fields-Black’s new book about Harriet Tubman, sheds light on her service as a Union spy in the Lowcountry and the souls she helped saveStephanie Hunt · May 2024
Arts ProfileA singer-songwriter, painter, and curator of vintage finds, Nathan Edwin McClements takes an original approach to the life of a creativeRobin Howard · May 2024
FeatureRed, Whyte & Blue: Renowned watercolorist Mary Whyte renders her subjects in ethereal, telling brushstrokesStephanie Hunt · May 2024
FeatureLearn about the legendary partnership between late local artists, husband and wife William Halsey and Corrie McCallumJames Hutchisson · May 2024
Arts ProfileDecorative artist Angela Caban is passing down old-world skills to a new generation at the American College of Building ArtsRobin Howard · April 2024
Local MusicFormer Blue Dog Phillip Lammonds shares his appreciation for “Cowboy Things” on his debut albumStratton Lawrence · April 2024
Arts ProfileArtist Hirona Matsuda’s assemblage work reveals a fascination with the pastRobin Howard · March 2024
Special SectionThe Charleston Symphony Orchestra League’s Designer Showhouse features the talents of 14 interior design prosLauren Brooks Johnson · March 2024
Arts ProfileArtist Chris Kemp makes his surf-inspired mark on Charleston’s food-and-beverage sceneRobin Howard · February 2024
Special SectionCharleston Weddings - Spring 2024Charleston Magazine Staff · February 2024
FeatureCoastal Calm: Revel in the quieter season with these serene images by Sullivan’s Island-based photographer Jackie LevequeCharleston Magazine Staff · January 2024
HistoryRemembering St. John’s Lutheran Church pastor John Bachman’s landmark worksHarlan Greene · January 2024
Arts ProfileOn his new album “Feast or Famine,” country singer Mel Washington reveals a story of highs and lows Stratton Lawrence · January 2024
Local BooksA Missing Girl, Mysterious Deaths, & Tumultuous Relationships are fodder for Stacy Willingham’s brand of Southern GothicStephanie Hunt · January 2024
FeatureOh What Fun! Celebrate the holiday season with dozens of festivities—spectacular light displays, decked-out historic homes, and other merry traditions in the makingMolly Ramsey · December 2023
Local MusicLone Wolf: Music producer Wolfgang Zimmerman steps into the spotlight with his debut albumStratton Lawrence · December 2023
Arts ProfilePhotographer and structural engineer John Moore finds beauty and balance in abstract compositions of decaying structuresRobin Howard · November 2023
Local MusicCountry music star Darius Rucker honors his Charleston roots on his first album in six years, “Carolyn’s Boy”Stratton Lawrence · November 2023
Special SectionCharleston Weddings - Fall/Winter 2023Charleston Magazine Staff · October 2023
Arts ProfileGet to know actor Keith Alston, who is taking on the role of Civil War hero Robert Smalls this month Robin Howard · October 2023
Local MusicEasy Honey infuses its surfer aesthetic into its latest EP “Ooooo”Stratton Lawrence · October 2023
FeatureMeet the 10 winners of our “Under the Radar” Emerging Artist Competition and see their work at Redux Contemporary Art CenterCharleston Magazine Staff · September 2023
Arts ProfileGet to know Beeple, aka Mike Winkelman, who is changing attitudes about the value of digital artStephanie Hunt · September 2023
Local MusicDanny Burns rediscovers his roots on his latest album, “Promised Land”Stratton Lawrence · September 2023
Arts ProfilePerformance artist Kate March uses dance and paint to put a spotlight on women’s experiences with chronic painMargaret Loftus · August 2023
Local MusicGospel singer Kelontae Gavin proves he’s more than a viral sensation on his latest album, “Testify”Stratton Lawrence · August 2023
Arts ProfileFrench-born artist Nathalie Naylor discovers a link to her ancestors in the sculptures she began chiseling during the pandemicRobin Howard · July 2023
Local MusicHot Mustard’s Jack Powell and Nick Carusos blend funk grooves and pop sensibilities with their sophomore album, “Seconds”Stratton Lawrence · July 2023
Arts ProfileGenre-defying pianist Micah McLaurin returns home for his Spoleto debutEmily Storrow · June 2023
