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How do I find out about Arts & Cultural Activities going on in Charleston? |
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2009 MOJA Arts Festival: a Celebration of African-American and Caribbean Arts presents music, dance, visual arts, children's activities and more and runs September 24 through October 4 in Charleston, SC. Tickets go on sale in July. Visit www.mojafestival.com |
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Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr. and the City Council of Charleston, In conjunction with the Palmetto Society Invite you to attend a ceremony commemorating the rededication of the WPG bandstand as a part of the Carolina Day Celebration. Monday, June 28th, 2010 at 4 o’clock p.m. (following Carolina Day pa |
Office of Cultural Affairs |
| Timeless or Of Its Time: Spring Lecture Series |
Thursday, March 13th: PANEL DISCUSSION giving a local perspective. |
Charleston Civic Design Center |
| 2009 Piccolo Spoleto Festival, May 22-June 7 |
The combination of historic Charleston's old European charm and the world-class Spoleto Festival USA together produce a unique and impacting synergy for all who come to the city by the sea to experience this magnificent festival. |
Office of Cultural Affairs |
| bEYEcycle: photography exhibition |
Results of the bEYEcycle Photography Competition are in! |
Charleston Civic Design Center |
| Charleston Maritime Center |
The Charleston Maritime Center was completed in October 1997 to bring the community in touch with the waterfront and Charleston's rich maritime history. The Center features a deep-water, full-service marina as well as facilities for special events. |
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| City Gallery at Waterfront Park |
The City Gallery at Waterfront Park is a venue for artwork that is new, vital, and innovative – with a focus on broadening the Charleston art outlook. This gallery aims to do for fine arts in Charleston what Spoleto Festival USA and Piccolo Spoleto have achieved for performing arts. |
Office of Cultural Affairs |
| Dock Street Theatre |
In June of 2007 the City of Charleston closed the Dock Street Theatre to begin a three year, multi-million dollar renovation project. We are happy to announce, that on Thursday, March 18 at 7pm the ribbon will be cut and the theatre will once again be opened up to the public. Please join us for the |
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Office of Cultural Affairs |
| Gaillard Municipal Auditorium |
The Gaillard Municipal Auditorium's theatre has a full stage and orchestra pit and seats 2,726. The 15,000 square foot Exhibition Hall can hold 1,000 for seated meal functions. There are also 4 meeting rooms which seat 50-100 each. |
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| Let's Move |
First Lady Michelle Obama is launching a nation-wide movement to end childhood obesity within a generation. Recognizing that the status quo is simply unacceptable, she issued a powerful call for action: the movement will be titled, “Let’s Move!”
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Human Resources & Organizational Development |
| Map of Public Restrooms in the City of Charleston |
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Office of Cultural Affairs |
| seeingGreen: photography exhibition |
The Charleston Civic Design Center is pleased to announce the photography exhibition: seeingGreen, in order to promote environmental awareness and highlight sustainable practices in and around Charleston. |
Charleston Civic Design Center |
| Sign Up For Free E-Newsletters! |
Sign up to receive newsletters by e-mail about Arts & Cultural events in Charleston, Piccolo Spoleto Festival, MOJA Arts Festival, Charleston Farmers Market, Holiday activities and more! |
Office of Cultural Affairs |
| The Charleston Visitor Reception and Transportation Center |
Constructed in stages from 1840 to 1856, the Charleston Visitor Reception and Transportation Center is in an area designated as a National Historic Landmark District. |
Budget, Finance & Revenue Collections |
| The Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon |
Considered to be one of the three most historically significant Colonial buildings in the United States, the Old Exhange Building is a "must see" when visiting Charleston. |
Budget, Finance & Revenue Collections |
| Timeless or Of Its Time: Exhibition Series |
From traditional to the cutting edge: two exhibits of works by four Charleston architecture firms striving to contribute to the history of the city... |
Charleston Civic Design Center |
| Volunteer as a Docent for the City Gallery! |
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Office of Cultural Affairs |