ST. PETERSBURG, Fl. -- When was the last time Pirates were seen invading Charleston? It’s safe to say that if it’s ever happened, it’s been a …
The annual commemoration of the Battle of Eutaw Springs, fought 239 years ago in the Revolutionary War, was held Sept. 5 at the battlefield si…
The Orangeburg County Fine Arts Center is offering online arts classes for students from first through sixth grade beginning Wednesday, Sept. 16.
COLUMBIA – Let your “hare” down and unwind with Riverbanks' all-new, naturally safer, outdoor option for happy hour. Timed tickets are on sale…
HOPKINS – Following guidance from the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and state and local public health authorities, …
Over the years, archaeologists have unearthed the rich histories of the state's Indigenous People, learning more about the first peoples to li…
Mrs. Mable (Maybell) Green-Littles was born Sept. 13, 1920. She attended the public schools of Orangeburg County. At an early age, she profess…
CHARLESTON -- Take a bite out of the Lowcountry in the Bunting Natural History Gallery of the Charleston Museum.
COLUMBIA – Resident South Carolina visual, craft, and media production or screenwriting artists can now apply for unrestricted, $5,000 fellows…
Janice Baskin, the director of events and planning at the Orangeburg County Fine Arts Center, began organizing summer arts activities shortly …
COLUMBIA -- EdVenture Children’s Museum is pleased to partner with the South Carolina Department of Education to promote STEM-education during…
Orangeburg artist Janet Kozachek, co-founder of the Society of American Mosaic Artists, was the recipient of the Common Ground on the Hill Fin…
On this side of the Atlantic, the War of Austrian Secession was called King George’s War and took place between 1744 and 1748. For South Carol…
If you call anywhere in South Carolina home, you likely will find much that is familiar in the pages of a new book, "Goodbye to a State, a col…
South Carolina attorney, university professor and world explorer Tom Mullikin has chosen the Palmetto Trail as his pathway to showcase the uni…
The Jim Harrison Gallery has announced the winners of the 2020 Dogwood Festival Juried Art Show. The theme of "My South Carolina" encouraged a…
PEAK -- The Palmetto Conservation Foundation has partnered with the Kids in Parks program to install a new TRACK Trail along the Palmetto Trai…
NEESES -- The South Carolina Motorplex will hold a free pre-Independence Day celebration on July 3, with fireworks, a concession truck and liv…
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The sand along the coast of Grayton Beach State Park is so unique, some say it speaks to you.
COLUMBIA – SC Public Radio has announced plans to offer Spoleto Festival programming as part of a new “Spoleto at Home” initiative. The networ…
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COLUMBIA — The South Carolina State Museum recently acquired a walking stick belonging to famous abolitionist Frederick Douglass. The stick wa…
In August of 1669, three ships – the Carolina, the Port Royal, and the Albemarle- set sail from England for the Carolina Province. The fleet w…
The Calhoun County Museum was recognized by the South Carolina Federation of Museums. This statewide organization represents the museums throu…
The live telecast of the Miss South Carolina competition will move to Saturday night, Aug. 1, instead of the original airdate of June 27, in r…
COLUMBIA — South Carolina's premier cross-state trail system will remain open during the COVID-19 time period. This will allow individuals and…
While we are all chasing information and chasing around dealing with the coronavirus, a 2017 book by Savannah author R.M. Hamrick, which I hap…
Many museums and galleries across the nation are accelerating their efforts to bring the unique spatial experience of visiting a museum online…
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