AUG 27 – Oral History and Movement Building: A Community Workshop
Charleston has experienced a surge in grassroots political activity in recent months. But how are those experiences documented and shared among activists
Community Service, Mutual Aid & Nonprofit Resources
Charleston has experienced a surge in grassroots political activity in recent months. But how are those experiences documented and shared among activists
Enjoy free CCPL programs in July Make the most of your summer, and enjoy the wide variety of free classes, exhibits
June 28 6-8pm Buxton Books 2 Cumberland St. 29401 Please join authors Dr. Bernard Powers, Herb Frazier, and Marjory Wentworth for a
2016 Charleston Carifest Keynote Lecture: “Indentured Heritage,” Aisha Khan June 23 @ 7:00 pm The Carolina Lowcounty and Atlantic World Program, in
19th Annual Charleston Middle Passage Remembrance ProgramSaturday, June 11, 2016 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. LIBATION promptly at NOON. Fort Moultrie, Sullivan’s
Join the Charleston Friends of the Library for a reception on the new publication Porgy & Bess: A Charleston Story where audiences
Neighborhood Stories is a project that helps people tell the stories of their neighborhoods and amplify their community voice. Created by buildingcommunityWORKSHOP,
Enough Pie invites you to submit an application to participate in AWAKENING IV: INDIGO (June 4, 2016), a half-day collaborative arts experience that
Charleston Spiritual Ensemble Presents Jews & Blacks: Parallels of our Past Free Community Discussion featuring Charlestonian Black & Jewish leaders Wednesday, February 24 6PM
The 2016 Charleston Music Hall Spring Film Series has already begun, but it is not too late to catch some great films!