The 27th edition of AT&T’s S.C. African American History Calendar unveiled last week in Columbia includes two Lowcountry leaders devoted to make people’s lives better: Thomasena Stokes-Marshall of Mount Pleasant and Bernie Mazyck of Summerville. (Download the 2016 calendar.)
Events after Aug. 17, 2015: Dirty Rotten Scoudrels, dancing, Bernie Schein, Jamaica Day, Charleston Green Fair.
July 13: Mastermind Exchange, Butterflies are free, library book sale, fishing
Lots of events for Easter and the rest of April 2015.
By Leigh Sabine | Did you happen to see Pluff Mud Kid’s printable monthly calendar for March?
Each month we aim to highlight a few of our favorite events for children in the Lowcountry. You can print the calendar, add some of your own ideas, and stick it on the refrigerator to remind you to plan your weekends and day trips ahead of time.
Letters on schools, offshore drilling, our calendar.
Issue 7.15, Feb. 16, 2015: Features an interview with College of Charleston President Glenn McConnell plus thoughts on civics education and tween texting … and more.
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