Join the merchants of Beaufort Town Center for a day of fun, including bounce houses from Jumpin’ Jaxx and Tux the Clown for the kids, Rolling Video Games, Amazing Rentals with a tent, tables, chairs and Photo Booth, and pizza from Pizza Inn for the entire family. Keep Reading
Beaufort Conservation District will present “By the Light of the Moon, Under the Sea.” This year’s Eco Camp promises to be full of adventure and hands on science activities for rising 1st through 6th graders. Dates are July 25 – 29 from 9am to noon at the TCL Beaufort Campus. This half day environmental science… Keep Reading
Draw What You “See” Classes at ArtLofts with Pam Hagan, instructor Begins May 24th – June 28th 6 Tuesdays $150 Choose either daytime (10:00 AM-12:30) or evening class (6:00-8:30 PM) Reveal your inner artist by learning how to draw. Drawing is the basis for all visual art forms. It is my belief that drawing is… Keep Reading
Historic Beaufort Foundation will introduce a new series of educational programming May 18th with the first Book & A Bite, author lectures and book signings sponsored in conjunction with Beaufort Bookstore. All Book & A Bite programs will be held at noon in the Verdier House ballroom, 801 Bay Street. Keep Reading
Escape Massage Center is opening in June at Sam’s Point Office Park, 12 Fairfield Rd Suite 2B. They offer an introductory 60 minute massage for only $40. For residents of the area, the price will be $35/hour through June and July, as often as desired. Keep Reading
Last Saturday, C. Steve Johnson presented his latest body of work at Charlie and Cathy Johnson’s stunning waterfront home on Cat Island. It was a spectacular evening with good friends, famed local artists and our favorite USCB scholars in attendance. The intimate environment was a refreshing way to look at and appreciate Johnson’s art. The… Keep Reading
By Wendy Nilsen Pollitzer • Photos by Bob Sofaly On Saturday, May 7, Penn Center inducted three new members into its prestigious 1862 Circle at its eighth annual Gala and Awards Banquet. Keep Reading
By Laura Trask Laura’s Fashion File When it comes to hats, which the British aristocrats have always favored, all bets are off, and the competition is on. So when Kate Middleton (a commoner) managed to snag one of the few remaining princes in the world, she gave hope to single girls everywhere that they too… Keep Reading
The Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce is assisting Lowcountry Real Estate with a Ribbon Cutting Celebration on Thursday, May 12, starting at 10 a.m. for their new development Midtown Square located on Bladen Street in downtown Beaufort. Keep Reading
All businesses in the unincorporated parts of Beaufort County must have a county business license to operate and the deadline for renewals is May 31. Renewal applications can be downloaded at www.bcgov.net. They are also available at the County Administration Building, 100 Ribaut Road, Room 225, Beaufort, or at the Myrtle Park Professional Center, 4819… Keep Reading
Hecklers, a family-friendly sports grill, will open at the end of May in Beaufort Town Center. Located in Suite 100 of 2121 Boundary Street, Hecklers will offer both indoor and outdoor dining and plenty of game viewing opportunities. Owned and operated by Beaufort restaurateurs Brian Ferry and David Parker, Hecklers will feature a wide variety… Keep Reading
Herban Marketplace will open early this summer in Newcastle Square. Focusing on items local, urban and organic, Herban Marketplace is looking to give customers what they want and will feature items such as a smoothie bar and organic groceries. Keep Reading