Infographic – History of Charleston Cuisine
Thanks to Culinary Tours of Charleston for the great infographic!
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Register Now – Poverty Simulation is Not a Game
Please join us during Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week for a Poverty Simulation hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement and Charleston
Showing Our Libraries Some Love!
VOTERS APPROVE LIBRARY REFERENDUM BY NEARLY THREE-TO-ONE After nearly 30 years with no major improvements, voters on Tuesday overwhelming supported Charleston County
Because Sharing is Good… a Sharing Economy Cartoon
It’s time to talk about how the sharing economy can build itself on true sharing. In this video, Janelle Orsi talks about
GOOD CAUSE: OHM Bringing Community Radio to Charleston
Ohm Radio will be Charleston’s first community, commercial-free radio station! We will broadcast music by local, independent, and legendary artists. We’ll spread
Nov 4 – Vote YES for Charleston Libraries!
Our libraries and their staff are fabulous. And the impact and reach of our library system is obvious. 260,139 people have library
Check Out… Living Lowcountry Episode 3: Sea Turtles
Living Lowcountry Ep3: Sea Turtles part I from Drill Films “Here in the lowcountry we share our coast with an amazing animal
Oct 27 – Community Symposium on Hampstead Square
Curious about Charleston’s Hampstead Square? If you’d like to learn more about this often-overlooked gem of Charleston’s geography, please join archivist Dr.
Lowcountry Food Day Crawl Kicks Off October 23rd
In celebration of National Food Day on October 24th, Lowcountry organizations are coming together to offer an array of opportunities to celebrate
Oct 16 – “Fruitvale Station” Opens Discussion on Contemporary Race Issues
October 16 5:30pm CofC Education Center, room 116 (at 25 St. Philip Street) The African American Studies program at CofC will be screening “Fruitvale Station” a