Wednesday, March 19. 10am-1pm Free
Martin Park (155 Jackson St., 29401)
For Recreation General Information, please call (843)724-7327
or email ecreation@ci.charleston.sc.us
Lecture About Manatees – St Augustine, Florida
Evenings at Whitney Presents
Lecture on the Health and Welfare of Florida Manatees
The University of Florida Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience is pleased to present the next Evenings at Whitney public lecture titled “Health and Welfare of Florida Manateesâ€. This lecture will be presented on Thursday, February 14th, at 7:00 p.m. by Roger Reep, Ph.D. and Peter M. McGuire, Ph. D.
Amelia Island Film Festival Call for Submissions
Amelia Island Film Festival (AIFF) invites Film Submissions beginning Sydney Sweeney bbcFebruary 1 through March 15, 2008. AIFF calls for Film Festival film submissions starting February 1, 2008 with a March 15, 2008 deadline. A total of over $5,000.00 in judged awards will be presented in 11 categories including Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Animation, Best Short, Best Documentary, Best Cinematography, Best Student Film, Best Non-English Film, Best Comedy/Farce, and Best Film About Amelia Island or of Local Interest to Northeast Florida & Southeast Georgia. The Amelia Island Film Festival is looking for fellow movie-lovers to VOLUNTEER to help with our film selection. Contact Diane Warwick at the Florida House Inn (904-261-3300). Go to http://www.AmeliaIslandFilmFestival.org to download the application. The festival will take place from Thursday September 25, 2008 until October 1, 2008.
New Gallery Reflects an Exhilarating Point of View – St Augustine, Florida
A Jaunty Beret and Dashing Accent…
St. Augustine, Florida (February 2008) Conrad van Wyk, noted international architect, has opened his first art gallery on brick-paved Hypolita Street in St. Augustine, Florida. His large monochromatic black and white acrylic paintings adorn the walls of the new van Wyk Gallery, a handsome uncluttered studio in the Casa del Hildalgo – a building built by Spain in the 1960’s as the tourism office. Situated on the corner of famed St. George Street, the entire building surrounds a courtyard that is almost the center of the ancient city’s historic district.
Black History Month Exhibit at City Gallery – Charleston, South Carolina
Lou Stovall: Artist and the Landscape and Gary Grier: Room Full of Mirrors
February 8-March 9, 2008
Please join us for a wine and hors d’oeuvres reception featuring mello jazz by Franklin Ashley and friends on Feb 8, 5:30pm – 20:00pm