New Homeschooling & Lifelong-Learning Resource Emphasizes Community Service
3 Brothers Education is a new online education portal as well as a licensed South Carolina homeschool accountability association.All homeschooled children in
Category: history
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
Sep 27 – African American Tourism Conference at the Avery
We are proud to announce our third annual conference focusing on the growth of the African- American niche of the Tourism Industry
Play with a Purpose – Truth in Cold Blood
Truth in Cold BloodJuly 16-20Dockstreet Theater Unity Productions Limited, a Lowcountry non-profit educational and theatrical company, will donate a portion of the
June 1 – Historic Bus to Hit the Road Again
“LOVE IS PROGRESS, HATE IS EXPENSIVE” The Esau Jenkins Bus Send-off to the Smithsonian Museum On Sunday, June 1, 2014 at 4:00
Feb 24 – Black History Celebration Focuses on Youth, Creativity & Service
source: cvedu2020.org February 24, 6-8pm Burke High Auditorium Free. Come out and support our youth as they celebrate Black History in creative
Civil Rights Act of 1964: A 50th Anniversary Review
The Civil Rights Act of 1964: A 50th Anniversary Review Wednesday, February 19 at 6 p.m.Charleston County Main Library, Auditorium – 68 Calhoun
Feb 15 – Denmark Vesey Monument to be Unveiled
portrait by Charles W. White Denmark Vesey Monument Unveiling Ceremony Saturday, February 15 12:00 pm Hampton Park Downtown Charleston Join the celebration!
Feb 16 – Food Historian Jessica B. Harris Coming to Charleston
“I’m Talkin’ ‘bout the Food I Sells: Charleston’s Street Vendors – Their Wares and Their Ways” February 16 @4 p.m. Stern Center
FREE Film – Dec 4 – “deep south”
Public health advocates at the College of Charleston are hosting the Charleston premiere of “deepsouth” to raise awareness about the disproportionate impact