“Get REDy to Wear” party is a precursor of the RED Party. Masks and dresses will be worn by their highest bidders at the three-ring circus extravaganza on October 27, 2011 at the Old City Jail. Masks were created using traditional materials like feathers, beads, and ribbons, as well as non-traditional materials like sweet grass and metal from a chicken coup.  Participating artists include Lese Corrigan, Jeff Kopish, Dee Schenck Rhodes, Mary Hoffman, Lynne Hamontree, Heather Gilliett, Everett White, Leigh Magar and Tina Christopholis. Bidding start at $75. Interested bidders can preview the masks on Facebook.

To rsvp to the event, call 843-577-5245 or send email to wallace@buildingartscollege.us. The Cocktail Club is located at 479 King Street, Suite 200 in downtown Charleston, SC.

About the American College of the Building Arts:

ACBA educates and trains artisans in the traditional building arts to foster exceptional craftsmanship and encourage the preservation, enrichment, and understanding of the worlds’ architectural heritage through a liberal arts education. Visit the ACBA website at www.buildingartscollege.us.

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Charleston, SC, September, 5, 2011 — The Charleston Auto Expo will be held at the Omar Shrine Temple on Sunday, September 25th, from 12 until 5 PM, in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. The Charleston Auto Expo will showcase the top local and Southeast automotive specialists, presenting the latest advances in the automotive care and specialty products industries as well as conducting live demos, sharing product knowledge and offering giveaways! Proceeds from the auto show will benefit the Dillon Frisbie Foundation.

Live demos will include: 3M Clear Bra Protection, Wheel Repair, Upholstery Repair, Paintless Dent Repair by Anthony Spencer of Dent Dynamics, Car Audio, Vinyl Wraps, Headlight Restoration, Window Tinting, Detailing, Paint Touch-up, and more.

Admission is $5.00 which includes a free goodie bag and automatic entry in all day drawings for thousands of dollars in free products and services. Rare cars, and Darius Rucker’s West Coast Custom USC Gamecock Karminn Ghia will be on display. In addition, attendees will enjoy continuous live music outdoors; Low Country BBQ and tacos provided by the Taco Boy Food Truck. The car show will also include a family fun corner, featuring our Car’s jump castle and a cotton candy station.

“This is a consumer expo show that will not only showcase products & vendors, but sponsors will be selling services and merchandise!  The Charleston Auto Expo is a place for all car enthusiasts to learn about unique auto care services and products and meet other car clubs/groups and auto enthusiasts,” says John Ritenour, the auto show organizer.

For more information on the event and the Charity it benefits, the Dillon Frisbie Foundation visit: www.CharlestonAutoExpo.com
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Featured in Charleston Magazine, American Art Collector, AmericanStyle and Art & Antiques as the most important fine visual arts festival in Charleston, the Charleston Fine Art Annual celebrates the diverse fine art scene that the growing art market of Charleston has to offer.

Program:

Wednesday, November 2, 6-8 p.m. – “Women in Art” Lecture at the Gibbes Museum of Art

Friday, November 4, 5:30-8:30 p.m. – CFADA Gallery Receptions & Historic Downtown Charleston Art Stroll

Saturday morning, November 5, 9 a.m. – noon – “Painting in the Park” in Washington Park

Saturday evening, November 5, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. – “Silent Auction & Patrons’ Reception”

The fine art weekend kicks off on Wednesday, November 2 with Women in Art lecture series presented by the Gibbes Museum of Art. Held in conjunction with the exhibition Breaking Down Barriers: 300 Years of Women in Art, this three-part lecture series celebrates women and art. Following each 6 p.m. lecture, enjoy a wine and cheese reception, book signings, and a chance to mingle with the speakers. For ticket information on the lecture series, please visit www.gibbesmuseum.org.

Friday evening is traditionally reserved for special art openings at CFADA member galleries. Art collectors stroll through the historic streets of downtown Charleston to enjoy an array of works from local and visiting artists. Artist receptions start at 5:30pm on Friday, November 4, 2011. Join us for an enchanted evening filled with art. This art stroll is free and open to public.

The highlight of the fine art weekend is the Painting in the Park which will feature some of the most celebrated local and visiting artists, including West Fraser, Johnson Hagood, Julyan Davis, Ted Ellis, Rhett Thurman, Shannon Smith, Jennifer Smith Rogers, Simon Balyon, J. Christian Snedeker, Karen Larson Turner, Laurie Meyer, George Pate, Mark Bailey and Lese Corrigan Mark Horton, Chris Groves, Nancy Hoerter, Shannon Runquist and Larry Moore.

On Saturday morning, November 6, starting at 9:00 a.m., stop by for a cup of coffee bright and early at Washington Park where CFADA artists will be gathering to work on their paintings for the evening’s Silent Auction. This is the most popular event of the weekend as hundreds of art enthusiasts flock to the park for an opportunity to meet their favorite artists and watch them create their works of art that will be sold to benefit the Charleston County High Schools’ art programs. The Painting in the Park ends at noon.

The Eighth Annual High School Art Competition, an outdoor juried exhibition of outstanding student works from eleven local high schools, is held in conjunction with the Painting in the Park. The student art works will be on display from 9 a.m. and judged by a panel of celebrity judges. The winners will be announced at 11:30 a.m.

“Silent Auction & Patrons’ Reception” is a benefit created for art collectors and patrons interested in spending time with their favorite artists and supporting CFADA’s mission. The evening starts at 6:30 p.m. at Ella W. Richardson Fine Art. The works from the park will be up for bid. The silent auction ends at 8:00 p.m. and the event ends at 8:30 p.m.

Tickets for the Silent Auction & Patrons’ Reception are $55 per person. Ella W. Richardson Fine Art is located at 58 Broad Street in downtown Charleston, SC. The Charleston Fine Art Annual raises funds that keep art alive in local high schools. Since 2004, CFADA has donated over $180,000 to art programs at eleven local high schools.

About the Charleston Fine Art Dealers Association:
Founded in 1999, the Charleston Fine Art Dealers’ Association is the source of fine art in the South and consists of the city’s prominent galleries. The association promotes Charleston as a fine art destination for avid collectors and passionate art enthusiasts and supports the artists of the future. CFADA has donated more than $200,000 to local high schools, the Gibbes Museum of Art, Redux Art Center and the Studio Art Department at the College of Charleston. For more information on CFADA, please visit www.cfada.com.

CFADA Member Galleries:
Charleston Renaissance Gallery • Corrigan Gallery Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art • Helena Fox Fine Art • Horton Hayes Fine Art Smith-Killian Fine Art • The Sylvan Gallery • Wells Gallery

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The multi-disciplinary arts event is free to the public and features the rich variety of arts experiences in the tri-county area with the greater goal of building arts audiences and breaking down barriers to participate in the joy and festivity of the arts. The event will take place from noon to 5:30 p.m. at the Memminger Auditorium in downtown Charleston, SC.

Attendees of the arts expo can expect a cultural marketplace of interactive arts booths providing information about programming and events and offering participatory activities and a selection of tickets to upcoming performances as well as memberships and merchandise.

Featured activities inside include: building Charleston’s creative arts district with LEGOS; a family-fun-arts corner directed by Creative Spark Center for the Arts; a scheduled series of intimate performing art experiences “Revealing the Secrets of Art” and a video montage and premiere “360◦ view of Charleston’s Arts.”

With Beaufain Street closed off for the event, attendees will enjoy famous fare from the Charleston Food Truck Federation and street performances.

“OPEN” 2011 is a blank canvas that participating organizations are invited to fill with their creative expressions. Our participants are the fireworks that will inspire you,” says Jessica Solomon Bluestein, executive director of the Charleston Regional Alliance for the Arts.

Participating organizations include:

• Annex Dance Company
• Arts Business Civic Coalition of Summerville
• American College of the Building Arts
• Avery Research Center
• Chamber Music Charleston
• Charleston Academy of Music
• Charleston Center for Photography
• Charleston Concert Association
• Charleston County School District
• Charleston Fine Art Dealers Association
• Charleston Library Society
• Charleston Symphony Orchestra
• City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department
• City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs
• Coastal Carolina Association of Pro Musicians
• Cone 10 Studios
• Gibbes Musuem of Art
• International Piano Series
• Jazz Artists of Charleston
• New Music Collective
• Redux Contemporary Art Center
• South Carolina Storytelling Network
• Taylor Music Group
• Theatre Charleston (Actors’ Theatre of South Carolina, Deuce Theatre, Village Playhouse, Flowertown Players, Footlight Players, PURE Theatre, South of Broadway Theatre Company, Creative Spark Center for the Arts and Sprouts Childrens Theatre)
• The Village Playhouse
• Yo Art

“Everyone is welcome to our free arts expo to preview our community’s diverse cultural performances and events. We especially extend a wide open invitation to arts novices to attend and participate in the joy and festivity of the arts,” continues Bluestein.

The event is sponsored by the Interior Design Program of the Art Institute of Charleston, Family Asset Management, Knology, Prime South Group, Fox Music House Inc., Live5 WCSC, Clear Channel and Patrick Properties.

For more information about the event, call 843-724-6440 or email info@ArtsCharleston.org. The event is free to the public. The Memminger Auditorium is located at 56 Beaufain Street in downtown Charleston, SC. For more information, please visit www.artscharleston.org.

About the Charleston Regional Alliance for the Arts:

The Charleston Regional Alliance for the Arts is dedicated to the shared realization of a dynamic and thriving arts community by serving arts organizations in the region of Charleston, SC with resources and best business practices. Acting as a catalyst and facilitator for Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties, the Alliance envisions an engaged community that is fully expressive, creative and inspired by the arts. For more information visit www.artscharleston.org.

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CHARLESTON, S.C.— On Friday, July 15, 2011, Charleston will live and breathe food and fine art as the Charleston Fine Art Dealers’ Association hosts its 6th Annual Palette & Palate Stroll. The exclusive food and art event showcases high-quality art works from nationally renowned artists paired with excellent local fair prepared by celebrated Charleston chefs. This year’s event will feature fresh seasonal products, literally, and on canvas.

The Palette & Palate Stroll that has made its name as one of the most anticipated visual art and fine food summer events in the South features restaurant and gallery pairings. Foodies and fine art connoisseurs stroll through the historic streets of downtown Charleston, sampling tastings from some of the finest local restaurants in the beautiful setting of prestigious Charleston galleries. The Palette & Palate Stroll starts at 5:30pm and ends at 7:30pm.

“The Palette & Palate Stroll is a new progressive arts event that features a melding of the visual and culinary arts, two art disciplines that naturally complement each other. We knew that this event will attract new faces to Charleston and our galleries and are very pleased that tickets for the event remain in strong demand,” says Cindy Hayes, president of CFADA. “Our goal was to also reach out to our community and give local restaurants unique art venues to present their works of culinary art.”

There is art for every collector’s budget and taste at Charleston’s 6th Annual Palette & Palate Stroll, including works of the Charleston Renaissance from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries to contemporary art from more than 100 artists as well as photography, sculpture and glass art.

The fine cuisine is prepared by the elite local chefs. The 2011 Palette & Palate Stroll pairings are:

Charleston Renaissance Gallery & Circa 1886

Corrigan Gallery & Cypress

Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art & Blu

Helena Fox Fine Art & Anson

Horton Hayes Fine Art & La Fourchette

John C. Doyle Art Gallery & Caviar & Bananas

Robert Lange Studios & Charleston Grill

Martin Gallery & Social

Smith-Killian Fine Art & McCrady’s

The Sylvan Gallery & Halls Chophouse

Wells Gallery & Boathouse

The event is benefiting CFADA’s visual arts scholarship fund. Money from the scholarship fund has been awarded to organizations such as Redux, the Gibbes Museum of Art and the College of Charleston School of the Arts. Cost is $45 per person and tickets are limited. Reservations are required. Tickets can be purchased by calling 843-819-8006 or on-line at www.cfada.com.

In conjunction with the event, Fulton Lane Inn is offering a special art package for two people (July 15-17, 2011). The package is $589.00 plus tax and includes daily continental breakfast, wireless internet access, afternoon wine and cheese reception, evening sherry, three course dinner for two at Circa 1886 Restaurant (Forbes 4 star, AAA Four Diamond restaurant located in sister property, Wentworth Mansion) with rickshaw rides to and from restaurant; tickets for two to Charleston’s most celebrated summer event, the Charleston Fine Art Dealers’ Association’s Fifth Annual Palette and Palate Stroll. To book the Palette and Palate hotel package, please visit www.fultonlaneinn.com or call 800-720-2688.

Founded in 1999, the Charleston Fine Art Dealers’ Association consists of the city’s prominent galleries working together to promote Charleston as a fine art destination for passionate art enthusiasts, avid collectors and talented artists. Since 2004, CFADA has donated more than $180,000 to local public high schools and scholarships for future artists.

2010 Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTB1DFZmgq0

2010 Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12368938@N04/sets/72157624605854494/

CFADA Member Galleries:

Charleston Renaissance Gallery· Corrigan Gallery·Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art Horton Hayes Fine Art·Smith-Killian Fine Art· The Sylvan Gallery·Wells Gallery

Media Sponsors:

American Art Collector Magazine and Charleston Magazine

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First Annual Breaking the Silence Awards Gala Taking Place on January 22, 2011

Charleston, SC, November 10, 2010—The Zonta Club of Charleston will honor and recognize, for the first event ever, individuals and organizations making a difference in lives of domestic violence victims. The First Annual Breaking the Silence Awards Gala will take place on January 22, 2011, starting at 6pm at the Harbour Club located in downtown Charleston. The key note speaker is Solicitor Scarlett Wilson.

The event, hosted by the Zonta Club of Charleston, is benefiting Liza’s Lifeline of South Carolina that raises funds to assist domestic violence victims, and Zonta’s service projects.  Winners of the First Annual Breaking the Silence Awards will be announced in the following categories: Best in Media, Best in Business, Best Volunteer and Best Professional. Liza’s Lifeline Person of the Year for lifelong achievement will be selected by the board of Liza’s Lifeline of South Carolina.

“In 2006, South Carolina ranked number one nationally in the number of women killed by male intimate partners. Domestic violence has become a crisis in South Carolina. The office of Attorney General has named it the number one crime problem in our state. Zonta set out to create an annual award program that each year will recognize those who are putting their lives on the line and are truly devoted to making a difference in lives of domestic violence victims,” says Vladia Jurcova-Spencer, president of the Zonta Club of Charleston.

“For some this involvement means risking their lives by answering domestic disturbance calls, others fight their battle in the court rooms. For most parts, these individuals are not recognized for their tireless work and we want to rectify that,” Jurcova-Spencer continues. “We also encourage business and organizations to step up and compete for honors.”

Tickets are $75 per person and include the cocktail hour, dinner and award ceremony. Cocktail attire. To purchase tickets, please visit www.zontaofcharleston.com. For more information, please call 843-345-3275 or email info@zontaofcharleston.com.

Verizon Wireless is the presenting sponsor, additional sponsors include Williams & Walsh, LLC, Coastal Crisis Chaplaincy, South Carolina Women Lawyers Association and the City of North Charleston. Williams & Walsh is proud to be a sponsor of Zonta’s Gala Event and is donating 5 tickets to local domestic violence advocates to thank them for their time and dedication to the community.

About Zonta:

Zonta’s mission is to stop violence, and to improve lives of women through a variety of international service projects. In 2010-2012, Zonta International will fund service programs in Rwanda (Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV), in Guatemala and El Salvador (Safe Cities for Women), in Liberia (Reduction of Obstetric Fistula). The local chapter is devoted to raising awareness of domestic violence in the Greater Charleston Area. The club meets once a month at The Harbour Club in downtown Charleston. Zonta membership is by invitation.

Founded in 1919, Zonta International is a global organization of executives and professionals working together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy. Nearly 31,000 members belong to 1,200 Zonta Clubs in 66 countries. Amelia Earhart became a member of Zonta in 1928. The Zonta International Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation to which contributions are tax-deductible. The Foundation invests and manages funds donated to it to further the objects of Zonta International, and provides funds for the international service projects. For more information, visit www.zonta.org.

About Liza’s Lifeline of South Carolina:

Liza’s Lifeline is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting domestic violence victims, their families, and the community through financial assistance, education, and social change.

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Air & Earth’s 13 Days of Xmas “Active Green” Toy Drive Runs December 1-20, 2010

CHARLESTON, SC, November 29, 2010 — Do you have an old skateboard getting dusty in the closet? Or, maybe there is a surfboard just sitting in the garage? Are you really using that longboard? Holidays are the perfect time to recycle the old sports gear in your closet and help kids, both little and big, have a toy this holiday season. In an “active green” way that defines their mission, Air & Earth announce that they will be hosting their unique “active green” Toy Drive again for the 2010 Holiday Season.  By collecting used and new sports gear and toys to help kids stay active, Air & Earth’s 13 Days of Xmas runs from December 1st to 20th, 2010.

Founders Adam Von Ins and Elea Faucheron are so thankful for the support Charleston has given them that last year they created the 13 Days of Xmas toy drive. With a dual focus on exercising and recycling, the toy drive became a huge success. They collected more than 1,000 used toys and recycled them to locals in need. Including 27 families overlooked by other charities.

“We’re just amazed at how much support we continue to receive from all the board sport lovers, and their families,” says Elea Faucheron when asked about this unique benefit drive. She explains the traditional 12 days of Christmas are all about “what my true love gave to me. We’re so thankful; we created the 13^th day of Xmas so we could give back.”

Air & Earth’s 13 Days of Xmas are focused on making toys available to those in need missed by traditional charitable drives. Faucheron and Von Ins urge those who know of someone in need of help this holiday season to contact them. In addition, they are helping local organizations including Windwood Farms, East Cooper Community Outreach and Louie’s Kids collect specific items such as weights, bands, jump ropes, exercise balls, basketballs, baseballs, football, bike helmets and more.

Air & Earth are giving back in two ways:

1. Active Green Toy Drive: Air & Earth support recycling, reusing and reducing by accepting used items. “We’re focusing on recycling stuff that helps kids get active,” Von Ins says.

“While the used items might not be unwrapped under the tree, it’s still a great opportunity for locals to clean house and help someone!  For example, last year we collected used skateboards and gave them to kids who desperately wanted to skate, but had no chance of getting one.  Even though it was used, they were so happy!  And, it allowed donating families give without spending cash; one man’s junk is often another man’s treasure,” says Faucheron.

“Since our prime focus is helping kids be active, we are specifically searching for used sporting good items in good condition we can recycle,” Von Ins says. “We know there are plenty of locals with old stuff just gathering dust. If you have a skateboard, surfboard, skim board, body board, snowboards or kiteboard just sitting around, please donate!” says Faucheron. “We’re also collecting things associated with these sports: like used helmets, pads and wetsuits.”

Good Used / New Sporting Goods Items accepted include:

- Ground Sports: Skateboards, Wave boards, Inline Skates & Longboards

- Water Sports: Surfboards, Stand-up Paddleboards, Wakeboarding & Kiteboarding

- Snow Sports: Snowboards & Snow Skis

- Team Sports: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Soccer Ball and Volley Ball

- Helmets, Pads, Wetsuits and any accessory complementing the above items

For those rainy days, you can also donate the following items. They must be new and in original packaging:

- Board Games

- Playing Cards

- Art & School Supplies

Air & Earth are accepting donations from both individuals and businesses. Von Ins says: “If you know kids needing toys, please contact us!”

2. To help you get a new toy or a gift, Air & Earth will give a $5 gift card to each donator. They will also offer 13 bigger kid toys at drastically reduced pricing to help those less fortunate. Presented by Buddy the Elf, one item will be featured daily starting December 1st on the store’s Facebook page and website. Learn about each item online at www.CatchSomeAir.us.

Air & Earth’s two-story surf, skate and kite sports center is located at 1313 Long Grove Drive, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464. For more information, please visit www.catchsomeair.us. To contact, email 13days@catchsomeair.us or call 843-388-9300.

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Learn What It Takes to Build a Treasure Collection on December 16, 2010

Charleston, SC, November 30, 2010 – Treasure hunters like Rich Mutschler are a special breed. This lifelong passion requires an extensive knowledge of history, special training in identifying real treasure from fakes, a patient mind and significant investment. On December 16, 2010, at 6 p.m., all local history and treasure buffs will get a chance to spend an evening with a modern day Indiana Jones, Rich Mutschler, and learn how and where to start a collection.

Voyager International Inc. is planning a treasure hunting expedition to Bali in January 2011. Interested participants will learn about unique items that they will be able to purchase on this cultural and trade expedition to Bali.

Mutschler believes that responsible trading of historic commodities has to start with education and training. “Our expeditions are so popular that large groups have to wait up to three or more years to be accommodated,” says Rich Mutschler, the president of Voyager International Inc.

Voyager International Inc., an international corporation that trades ethnographic art and investment and museum quality maritime treasure items, selected Charleston to open its first retail store, Galleons Lost (www.galleonslost.com), in April 2010. The gallery offers the Treasure of the Island Kings collection, authentic artifacts and rare objects from the spice routes to China dated back to the 16th and 17th centuries. The gallery is located at 165 King Street, downtown Charleston, SC.

Rich Mutschler, ethnographic art dealer, expedition leader and internationally acclaimed musician, founded Voyager International after his 1985 trip to Bali. Mutschler fell in love with the diverse cultures of Bali, and the preservation of this culture became his life’s mission. He respects the very fine balance between the preservation and the sale of historic commodities.

To participate in the lecture, please rsvp at info@galleonslost.com. The lecture starts promptly at 6 p.m. at Galleons Lost located at 165 King Street in downtown Charleston.

About Galleons Lost:

Galleons Lost offers unique maritime treasure including shipwreck coins, gold doubloons, pieces of eight, black pearls, gold treasure and estate jewelry from aristocratic families, blue and white Ming porcelain, silver jewelry made from salvage silver from centuries old shipwrecks, Spanish and Portuguese cannon and Pirate Era weaponry as well as oriental rugs, exotic wood art, Tibetan coral, Keris knives and ethnographic art. The store is open Wednesday through Saturday from 10am to 6pm.

About Voyager International:

Voyager International Group is a world acquisition and trade service organization specializing in the importation and sale of maritime treasure related items, numismatic rarities, ethnographic art, investment quality stringed musical instruments and the design, fabrication and restoration of gold and silver related products. To learn more about treasure and cultural expeditions to Bali and Voyager International Inc., please visit www.voyagerinternationalus.com or call 561-373-0619.

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The American College of the Building Arts Paints the Old City Jail Red for The RED Party October 28, 2010

CHARLESTON, S.C.— The American College of the Building Arts (ACBA) invites all who are brave enough to serve time at the most haunted building in Charleston, South Carolina. Mystery, intrigue and pure enchanting delight will meet a red theme at The RED Party on Thursday, October 28, 2010 from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm at the Old City Jail. The historic building that houses the college will be transformed into a rich red decadence that only ACBA can produce. Come dressed in… red and mask your face.

“The Red Party is the kind of party that people are dying to get in! But the main purpose is to raise awareness for our mission, and emphasize the need for educated artisans in America,” says John Paul Huguley, the college’s founder. All proceeds from the event will help support the education of ACBA’s students.

The event will host a silent auction including incredible luxury trips, fine art, exciting adventures and items crafted by the students of ACBA! DJ Arthur Brouthers will have the crowd dancing to beats while guests enjoy an open bar and a delicious repast sponsored and prepared by Good Food Catering.

Other sponsors for the event include: Bulldog Tours, Stylee PR & Marketing, Wood Aesthetics, Banks Creative, Carr Properties, Event Works, PDA, Sunshine House, Flyway, TCC of South Carolina and Nature’s Calling.

Tickets are $55 in advance and $65 at the door. To purchase tickets please call 843-577-5245 or visit our website at www.buildingartscollege.us.

About the American College of the Building Arts:

The American College of the Building Arts educates and trains artisans in the traditional building arts to foster exceptional craftsmanship and encourage the preservation, enrichment, and understanding of the worlds’ architectural heritage through a liberal arts education.

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