Seeking “Makers in Residence” – Apply Now
From 3D printing to knitting, gardening to robotics, Charleston’s maker community is diverse and growing, and CCPL’s new Makers in Residence Series seeks creative
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Apr 9 – Lecture: Student Activism During the Civil Rights Movement
Write the Vision, Make It Plain: Narrative and Counter Narrative as a Prelude to the Black Student Movement On April 9th the
You can be a part of #goodsharing, in person or online!
The #goodsharing movement has begun, and you can participate, even if you can’t make it to our 3-Day event! #goodsharing conference is
Social Innovation Series – Part 2
This guest article is the second of a series that will provide a comprehensive overview of the economic and societal change that is
Top 10 Reasons to Attend Charleston #GOODSHARING Event
By now, we hope you have heard about the upcoming #GOODSHARING Event, which is a 3-day free community building event being held
April 2-4: #goodsharing… the event
April 2-4: #goodsharing… the event What would happen if those of us working for a better Lowcountry spent 3 days exchanging, learning, and
Celebrating HerStories: Engaging Events for Teens & Adults
The Dart Library downtown is honoring Women’s History Month with “Celebrating HerStories”, two special programs that aim to inspire both teens and adults.
Charleston Wins ANOTHER Award!
Charleston County Environmental Management has been named the 2014 Composter of the Year by the U. S. Composting Council. Charleston County began
Feb 26 – 50 years after Freedom Summer…
Remembering the Civil Rights Movement and Discussing the Right to Vote and Access to Quality Education, 50 years after Freedom Summer On
Feb 24 – “Yes! I’m a Feminist” Party 2015
Tuesday, February 24 5:30pm – 7:30pm. College of Charleston, The Cistern FREE Yes! I’m a Feminist Party 2015 An annual kick-ass