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
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Nov 5 – Award-Winning Documentary “Watermark” Comes to Charleston Music Hall
Film Screening: WatermarkWed, Nov 5, 7pm | Charleston Music Hall, 37 John Street, downtown CharlestonTickets are $5. To purchase a seat, visit www.CharlestonMusicHall.comCosponsored
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
New Community-Building Social Business Invites You to Connect
SOCCER CONNECTS is hosting a free film event: ONCE IN A LIFETIME: The Extraordinary Story of the New York Cosmos. Sunday, September
Time to Step Up in Support of Our Libraries!
In 2011, over a 6 month period of time, Charleston residents were asked what they wanted in their library system. The library
Don’t Miss the Endless Summer Screening & Party!
Park Circle Film Society (PCF) and Carolina Surf Film Festival (CSFF) are hosting a screening and party to celebrate the 50th anniversary
GOOD Cause: Park Circle Films Puts the Community in Cinema
No art passes our conscience in the way film does, and goes directly to our feelings, deep down into the dark rooms
Living Lowcountry Presents Episode 2 “Our Water”
GOOD news! Living Lowcountry has produced their 2nd episode. Check it out and visit their web site for more information on how
Green Film Series – Starts March 23
3rd Annual Unitarian Church Green Film Series Gage Hall 4 Archdale Street Doors 2:00pm, Film 2:30pm “Fresh” Sunday, March 23freshthemovie.com “The underground documentary