Brad and Jennifer Moranz present “Blast from the Past 2”-an original Rock and Roll Musical.

Come meet your local beekeepers! Learn about bees and buy local honey!

Enjoy a variety of your favorite Motown tunes from the sixties and early seventies, presented by some of the most talented actors and musicians in the Lowcountry.

Three Weeks of Complimentary, Live Music for Friends and Family with New Bands for 2012.

The Charleston Farmers Market is available each Saturday from 8am-2pm in the beautiful Marion Square.

Parents and their Children "Life Our Voices in Excellence" at this celebration of family through music and entertainment.

Three Weeks of Complimentary, Live Music for Friends and Family with New Bands for 2012.

The Charleston Farmers Market is available each Saturday from 8am-2pm in the beautiful Marion Square.

SO MUCH HAPPENED BEFORE DOROTHY DROPPED IN. Long before that girl from Kansas arrives in Munchkinland, two girls meet in the Land of Oz.

SO MUCH HAPPENED BEFORE DOROTHY DROPPED IN. Long before that girl from Kansas arrives in Munchkinland, two girls meet in the Land of Oz.

Charleston, dust off your dancing shoes and get ready for summer – Shaggin’ on the Cooper and the Moonlight Mixers are back!

"The Road Home" is a one-act play created from personal accounts of people who were caught in the maelstrom of the early years of the Civil War.

The Charleston Farmers Market is available each Saturday from 8am-2pm in the beautiful Marion Square.

"The Road Home" is a one-act play created from personal accounts of people who were caught in the maelstrom of the early years of the Civil War.

Grab a blanket, a lawn chair, a friends and your appetite and head on over!

The Charleston Farmers Market is available each Saturday from 8am-2pm in the beautiful Marion Square.

Charleston, dust off your dancing shoes and get ready for summer – Shaggin’ on the Cooper and the Moonlight Mixers are back!

A subversively hilarious play about a group of widowed housewives living in an idyllic 1950ʼs town under the threat of a communist attack while hosting their annual quiche breakfast.

Ease on Down, Ease on Down the Road! This imaginative romp through Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz captured 7 Tony Awards when it opened on Broadway in 1975.