Elizabeth and Mallory Factor Prize for Southern Art
to be Awarded Annually
(Charleston, SC) – The Gibbes Museum of Art is pleased to announce the establishment of the Elizabeth and Mallory Factor Prize for Southern Art. The Factor Prize, to be given annually with a cash prize of $10,000, will acknowledge an artist whose work contributes to a new understanding of the South. The Factor Prize will represent the most generous prize of its type in the region.
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Space Shuttle Atlantis for Saturday?
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – The launch of NASA’s space shuttle Atlantis will take place no earlier than Saturday, Dec. 8, at 3:43 p.m. EST. Thursday’s scheduled liftoff from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, Fla., was postponed because of a problem with a fuel cutoff sensor system inside the shuttle’s external fuel tank.
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Holiday Movies by the Ocean – Charleston, South Carolina
Get in the holiday beach spirit with an outdoor movie on the oceanfront Grand Pavilion. Movies are Saturday nights until December 22 and begin at 6:30 p.m. Curl up with a blanket and watch holiday classics. Movie is complimentary and refreshments available for purchase.
Wild Dunes Grand Pavilion
BB&T Charleston Food + Wine Festival And Charleston Magazine Unveil Winning Poster Design For 2008 Event
The BB&T Charleston Food + Wine Festival and Charleston magazine are excited to announce that Jason Fletcher has been selected as the winner of the Official Poster Competition for the event. Jason Fletcher of Charleston is a graphic artist at The Post and Courier. Fletcher will receive a $1,000 check for his winning design, and his work will be featured on retail items and storefront windows across the city. He will also receive recognition in the December issue of Charleston magazine.
With more than 40 entries, Jason’s design was selected for its articulation of the festival concept, gourmand food and wine. “I wanted to create something that visually combined food and wine in a simple way, but still had a little depth to it. Something that would be easy, interesting and offer an immediate read,†said Fletcher when asked about his design concept.
To read more about the 2008 Charleston Food + Wine Festival, click here.
The BB&T Charleston Food + Wine Festival is set to combine the city’s best culinary experiences into one spectacular weekend, February 28-March 2, 2008. A food and wine event like no other, the Festival provides guests the opportunity to meet and get a taste of some of the country’s best chefs, authors and wine professionals. Guests can educate their palates with Southern cuisine and the Lowcountry’s unique food styles, heritage and recipes at one of the 50+ events throughout the weekend. Highlights include the Celebration of Charleston Chefs Opening Night Party, the Restaurant Dine-Around, Bubbles & Sweets, the King Street Sip & Stroll, the Lowcountry Gospel Brunch and the BBQ, Blues, & Brew. An expanded Culinary Village takes over Marion Square Park in downtown Charleston with two Grand Tasting Tents, a Culinary Competitions, Cooking Demonstrations, Chef Tastings and more.
For information, visit www.charlestonfoodandwine.com or call 843.722.5547. Tickets on Sale Now!
To read our previous post about the event, please click here!
Magnolia Plantation and Garden’s Camellia Collection and Charleston’s Angel Oak Tree Earn National Honor
Two Charleston landscapes, The Angel Oak and the camellia collection at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, are among 21 sites across the nation selected to receive a “Landslide 2007, Heroes of Horticulture†award from The Cultural Landscape Foundation.
The Washington, D.C.-based foundation annually presents the Landslide award to significant landscapes at risk of being lost.
The City of Charleston was selected for Mayor Joseph P. Riley’s efforts to preserve the Angel Oak, a giant Southern oak purchased by the city in 1988. The centuries-old Angel Oak has been threatened by encroaching development on Johns Island, where it currently sites in the Angel Oak Park.