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by etalentino
The Museum of Science & History presents Cosmic Concerts – a laser light and music experience under the dome of the Alexander Brest Planetarium!
Cosmic Concerts combine a full-color laser projection system and hundreds of special effects on the planetarium’s 60-foot dome with an 18,000 watt sound system to immerse visitors in a total visual and auditory music experience. The soundtrack for the programs are recorded and played back digitally, allowing for the cleanest, crispest sound possible.
Rhonda Etherden will tell her story of growing up in Horry County and working on a tobacco farm. She will show the technique of tying tobacco, and the equipment used in earlier times. This is a educational event which does not promote tobacco use.
Horry County Museum, 438 Main Street, Conway, SC
For more info, please call 843-915-5320 or visit www.hcmuseum@horrycounty.org
Mustang Week is focused on people enjoying the relaxed atmosphere in Myrtle Beach – and doing so with family, friends, and of course our favorite pony car.
For more information, please call 910-894-3592 or visit www.MustangWeek.com
St. Marys Convention & Visitors Bureau presents the “Starry Nights†concerts in Howard Gilman Memorial Park downtown 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM on July 26th. This time Reggie’s Blues Band. Enjoy Rock and Roll, with a vocalist, drummer and two guitarists – entertaining with music from the 70’s to present.Bring friends, family, pets and maybe even a picnic for a relaxing evening. For information call 912-882-4000.
The Psychotronic Film Society of Savannah, in conjunction with local music aficionado Larry Dane-Kellogg and Sony Pictures, are proud to present a free showing of this award-winning (named Best British Documentary of 2007 by the British Independent Film Awards) feature-length look at the life and times of famed rock star Joe Strummer, front man of British punk legends The Clash.
Four years after his sudden and untimely death, Strummer’s influence reaches worldwide, perhaps more strongly than ever before. Director Temple, a close friend of Strummers, draws on their shared personal history in the punk movement (Temple directed The Sex Pistols’ infamous film THE GREAT ROCK & ROLL SWINDLE), and constructed this “biographical art movie†out of rare performance footage, home movies and animated sequences. It includes on-screen interviews with Bono, John Cusack, Steve Buscemi, Johnny Depp, Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Joe Ely, Mick Jagger, Jim Jarmusch and others. (Language Advisory).