Corridor Events
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3rd Saturday of each month
Milling, Music & Memories
Pickens
Come enjoy a day of history and fun at the historic Hagood Mill. Experience local music, see demonstrations of 19th-century spinning techniques, wood carving, bee keeping and an old moonshine still. The 1845 gristmill, with it’s 20-foot overshot wooden waterwheel is one of the oldest mills still producing grain products in South Carolina. Rain or Shine.
March's "Spring String Thing" highlights will be the Brown Mountain Boys and Fiddler's Three musical group, Miller Allan Warner, Blacksmith Roger "Griz" Hockwalt and his newly graduated apprentice Jason Faulk. For more information, please call 864.898.5963.

1st Friday of each month
First Friday Nature Walk
Clemson
Meet at the SC Botanical Garden’s Red Caboose for an informative walk with naturalist and Clemson professor Dr. David Bradshaw. Wear comfortable shoes and appropriate dress. Walks generally last between one and two hours. (Nov. - March: 9am; April - October: 7am). Free. For more information, please call 864.656-6132 or visit http://www.clemson.edu/scbg/.

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Rivers, Rails, and Crossroads Region (Region 3)

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Lowcountry Region (Region 4)

Each Tuesday
“Praise House”
Charleston
Featuring Ann Caldwell and the Magnolia Singers, Praise House captures the joy of Gullah in a weekly program of song, stories, and spirituals. Visitors to Charleston will now have the opportunity to experience this history of the human spirit as it was originally rendered in the praise houses of the Lowcountry on Tuesday evenings at 7 and 8 p.m. at the historic Circular Congregational Church located at 150 Meeting Street. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students and are available at the performance. Children under 12 are free. (843) 577-4634

3rd Saturday of each month
HANDMADE: A CELEBRATION OF THE ELEMENTS OF CRAFT
Walterboro
South Carolina’s Artisans Center features juried local folk art and crafts for sale to the public and offers a series of craft demonstrations on site. These events are free. Artists rotate and the demonstrations vary with the art form. (843) 549-0011. http://socac.site.yahoo.net/socac/ 

May 1-31, 2008; Gallery Hours - Mon.-Sat. 10:00AM-4:30PM
City Gallery Exhibit: North Charleston Arts Festival Design Competition Winner Dorothy Shromoff
North Charleston
Artist Dorothy Shromoff’s work titled ”Hodge Podge of Fun“ was selected as the 2008 North Charleston Arts Festival design. She will be the featured artist exhibiting works in a variety of mediums during the month of May. Location: Charleston Area Convention Center (Gallery viewing area)5001 Coliseum Drive, North Charleston
Enter from International Blvd. Free Admission/ Free Parking. Visit www.northcharleston.org, email culturalarts@northcharleston.org, or call 843-745-1087.



May 10 – June 30, 2008
Window Exhibit at the Meeting Place: Nancy Carlson & Gil Pooser
North Charleston
Local artists, Nancy Carlson and Gil Pooser will display their works, featuring portraits, landscapes and streetscapes. Display window exhibits are by different artists every other month. Proposals are being accepted and considered on a continuing basis.
Location: The Meeting Place - 1077 East Montague Avenue, North Charleston
Window Viewing/ Free Parking. Visit www.northcharleston.org, email culturalarts@northcharleston.org, or call 843-745-1087.

 

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