Don’t Call it a Comeback
Lowcountry radio legend The Critic makes a triumphant return to the airwaves by Lorne Chambers | Editor Two years ago, longtime local radio fans paid a fond farewell to one of the most beloved radio personalities in the Lowcountry. After nearly 30 years on the air,...
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Have a Literary Summer
Even though summer unofficially kicked off on Memorial Day, students throughout Charleston County will finally celebrate the last day of school this Thursday, June 6. And while many will be enjoying sunny days of fishing, swimming, hiking, arts & crafts and other...
Piccolo Arrives in the West
The Charleston Acting Studio has been a James Island resident since 2007, though its acting roots in Charleston go back to 1989 when founder Sheri Grace Wenger hosted carbaret and dinner theater at the Colony House Restaurant, now known as the Harbor Club. In 1999,...
Greylloyds on the River
On the banks of the Ashley River near the corner of Main & Bender streets in Ashleyville an awareness was kindled at a club known as Greylloyds on the River. Owned by Jimmy LecQue, Greylloyds on the River was the name LecQue had decided upon after he and his...
Pimpin’ Ain't Easy
If you have yet to encounter The Pimps of Joytime (PJT), prepare to take a funky ride this Sunday when they play the Pour House. This Brooklyn-based funk and soul band’s live events and recordings have captivated fans all across the country, as they have begun writing...
Waxing Nostalgic
Undoubtedly music stores across the country have had to chang over the last decade due to emergence of digital downloading. Many are moving to the “vinyl model,” making vinyl records the crux of their business. As more and more music fans are collecting actual...
In The Driver's Seat
Before it was made famous on the big screen in the 1989 Academy Award-winning film starring Morgan Freeman and Jessica Tandy, Driving Miss Daisy was first timeless American play written by Alfred Uhry. Midtown Productions is bringing this beloved story back to the...
Buffalo Stampede
Donna the Buffalo's feel-good, groove-oriented, danceable, and often socially-conscious music all began more than 20 years ago with roots in old-time fiddle music that evolved into a soulful electric Americana mix infused with elements of Cajun/Zydeco, rock, folk,...
