Staff reports | The Charleston Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 p.m. Friday will live-stream a special program, “Call and Response: A Concert for Equality,” to promote community unity and understanding.
Staff reports | You now can get tickets to a new social-distanced concert series, Safe Sounds at Firefly, that starts June 12. It will feature local musicians during 13 shows over seven weeks on Fridays and Saturdays. The shows will include live music, Firefly cocktails and local food trucks.
There are seven great things to do online this week through the Charleston Museum. Check out these activities:
Staff reports | Charlton Singleton, Shovels & Rope, Manny Houston, Lee Barbour, Kanika Moore and other artists will perform May 8 at a telethon to pay for services that benefit people transitioning out of homelessness. The event will run on a variety of local media outlets.
With most people following a stay-at-home order, they’re looking for things to do. Here’s a look at some online events and offerings to help you shed any boredom that may rise in your home:
Virtual museums, attractions. You can visit 500 museums across the world online through this Google amalgamation of sites.
With most people following a stay-at-home order, they’re looking for things to do. Here’s a look at some online events and offerings to help you shed any boredom that may rise in your home:
If you have any online events, drop us a line (editor@charlestoncurrents.com) and make sure to put “Online event” in the subject line. Similarly, if you’ve got cool ideas for stuff to do while in isolation at home, send them our way.
With most people following a stay-at-home order, they’re looking for things to do. Here’s a look at some online events and offerings to help you shed any boredom that may rise in your home:
With most people following a stay-at-home order, they’re looking for things to do. Here’s a look at some online events and offerings to help you shed any boredom that may rise in your home:
We’re suspending the in-person event calendar for the time being to encourage people to stay home and stay safe during the coronavirus crisis. We do, however, offer some online virtual events that you might want to consider.
If you have any online events, drop us a line (editor@charlestoncurrents.com) and make sure to put “Online event” in the subject line. Similarly, if you’ve got cool ideas for stuff to do while in isolation at home, send them our way.
Staff reports | The novel coronavirus is causing all sorts of confusion and uncertainty, particularly with long-scheduled and fun events.
We advise you to contact any organizers before you head out to ensure that the events are going to occur. As best as we can tell, the following events still are a go — but these are subject to change!
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