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Yes, we all relish the ring ting tingling of Pops! concerts and the treacly splendor of local Nutcrackers. But January is here with its completely different entertainment value.
Philanthropist and former Gibbes Museum board member Esther Ferguson wanted to bring dynamic cultural leaders to Charleston when she created in 2012 the annual Distinguished Lecture Series.
Staying Alive is special because the sequel to Saturday Night Fever is, in a sense, the ne plus ultra of auteurist films.
Transformational photographer Edward Steichen knew the piercing power of photographs. His last project for the Museum of Modern Art, The Bitter Years: 1935-1941, showcased the poverty, hunger and bleak life for Americans during the Great Depression.
The Gibbes Museum of Art announced a series of “pay what you will” days, and the first is coming up this month.