Events

February 19, 2010 / Events

USC’s Women in Law race for charity

By Jessica Cross

Women in Law at USC Law School will host Race Judicata, a charitable five–kilometer race the group began hosting approximately 20 years ago. This race will be Saturday, February 20, at 10 am. More...

Artistic collaboration presented at Columbia Museum of Art

South Carolina Contemporary Dance Company announces new choreography

Contributed by Columbia Museum of Art

Founder and artistic director Miriam Barbosa will present a brand new choreographic work, The Chemistry of More...

“Grass Roots” at McKissick Museum

Currently on display at McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina, “Grass Roots: African Origins of American Art,” February 13– May 8, 2010. More...

Who is Claire Farrell?

Claire Farrell is a native Charlestonian, but was raised as an Army Brat, traveling extensively. Her earliest art encounters included private art lessons in Japan and Saturday classes at the Gibbs Museum in Charleston. More...

Sterling Chamber Players concert March 4

The Sterling Chamber Players concert March 4 program features the Mozart D major flute quartet and the Schumann piano quartet. More...

-ART The Village Artist Gallery will host “Go Figure” the newly formed N.E. Columbia artist group that provides live models that members can draw or paint Monday evenings, 6:30 pm, Village at Sandhill. 699-8886. More...

“Off the Wall and Onto the Stage” previewed at Drayton Hall as Columbia City Ballet heads to Chicago

Contributed by Columbia City Ballet

“Off the Wall and Onto the Stage: Dancing the Art of Jonathan Green,” a ballet that gives life to the magnificent images of Jonathan Green’s art through the imaginative choreography of William Starrett, will be presented at Drayton More...

February 27–28

SCBookFestival.org

The 14th annual SC Book Festival will be held February 27–28 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. More...

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