CALENDAR, Feb. 29+: Shows, walks, oysters, more
In the days ahead: “A Sudden Spontaneous Event,” Where the Wild Things Run/Walk, “The Seat of Justice,” Terrace Charleston Film Festival, Walk for Water
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Full issue, 5/18: Sanders-Clyde painting project, Volvo, documentary
In this full issue of Charleston Currents, readers can learn about a great painting project at Sanders-Clyde school, Volvo incentives, winners of a film festival and poetry contest, and more. There’s also a curious mystery picture to tease your brain.
GOOD NEWS: Documentary about turtles wins local film festival
Good news on winner of a Charleston film festival (a film about sea turtles); forums set to talk about new West Ashley senior center; winners of Magnolia’s poetry contest; and sharpening knives for charity.
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