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FAC to host Kershaw County's Got Talent finale show, Finally Friday concert series
Who made it through? Who will win? The decision will be made Thursday during the finale of Kershaw County's Got Talent. Scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. in the Wood Auditorium of the Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (FAC), the contestants will perform for three industry professionals. After all of the contestants have performed, the decision will be made and the winner will be announced. Featured emcee will be Patty Rose from KOOL 102.7 and Startime 1590.
Where in the Midlands is Morihiko?
The South Carolina Philharmonic (SCP) performed a free concert at KershawHealth Friday as part of the "Where in the Midlands is Morihiko?" free concert series. A woodwind and string ensemble made up of SCP musicians performed for visitors and residents in the hospital lobby.
Camden quilter selected semifinalist in 2011 American Quitler’s Society Quilt Show, Contest
Camden area quilter Pearl Winifred Nester has been selected as a semifinalist for the 2011 American Quilter's Society (AQS) Quilt Show and Contest, March 16-19 at the Lancaster County Convention Center in Lancaster, Pa.
BOA donates $5,000 to FAC
Bank Of America (BOA) made a $5,000 donation to the Fine Arts Center (FAC) of Kershaw County in December. (From left) Sherry Wescom, BOA consumer market executive; Kristin Cobb, FAC executive director FAC; Eric J. Will, Camden branch BOA managerl; and Joe Dunat, BOA consumer market manager were in attendance for the check presentation.
Boykin artist wins first place in competition
Boykin artist Denise L. Greer won first place (with a cash prize of $300) at the 22nd Annual Miniature Competition held at the Florence Museum. Her winning entry was a mixed-media painting titled "Southwest." Judge Susan Lenz commented in the shows program, "Denise Greer's SOUTHWEST possessed all the best principles of art and it's craftsmanship, intrinsic beauty, and overall quality made it Best of Show."
Hilton Artworks reopens under new name
Mike and Terry Scott of Camden are tackling a new business venture. However, many locals may already unknowingly be familiar with The Garden Gate Gallery and Frame Shop. Mike purchased the business from Stoney Hilton, long-time Camden resident and owner of Hilton Artworks. "I'm ecstatic about this opportunity," Mike said, "Stoney has really taken me under his wing and taught me everything about the business." The Garden Gate is located on Broad Street across from ...
KC Show choir presents Choral Showcase
The Camden Music Association of Kershaw County (CMA) will present its fourth annual Choral Showcase at 7 p.m. on Monday at the Fine Arts Center's Wood Auditorium. The event is co-sponsored by the Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County. Admission is free and open to the public.
Claire Bryant and Friends return to Camden
South Carolina native Claire Bryant brings New York City's finest young artists including fellows and alumni from The Academy: A Program of Carnegie Hall, The Juilliard School, and the Weill Music Institute to Camden for a Community Residency, promoting arts education, community engagement, and arts advocacy through Chamber Music. "Claire Bryant and Friends" is a new collaboration between South Carolina communities and New York City's most active and innovative chamber musicians. As young artists of ...
Boykin artist wins award
Denise L. Greer of Boykin was awarded with the Guy Lipscomb Memorial Award which included a cash prize of $600 for her painting, "Daybreak." The award was given on Oct. 2 during an award luncheon and art reception for the South Carolina Watermedia Society (SCWS) in Rock Hill. There were 171 entries and only 75 accepted into the show. "Daybreak" was also chosen to be part of the 2011 SCWS Traveling show. During the next ...
Camden Community Concert Band gears up for Sunday concert in Rectory Square
French Horn player Jacob Adelman practices with the Camden Community Concert Band (CCCB) in preparation for their fall concert. The CCCB begins its 32nd season this Sunday with a concert in Rectory Square Park. The concert begins at 3 p.m. and is free and open to the public. Musical selections will include "Grand March of the First Mississippi Volunteers," "Colonel White's Quickstep," (both written by CCCB member, Emmett Anglin) "Beguine for Band," "Disney Razzamatazz," "Summer ...
CCT hosts indoor yard sale
Come one, come all to the Camden Community Theatre indoor yard sale. Costume ideas, dress-up clothes for the kids and vintage clothing will be available.
Camden native earns prestigious award
Claire Bryant, a Camden native, was named the recipient of the 2010 Robert Sherman - McGraw Hill Award for Music Education and Community Outreach during the Gina Bachauer Concert in Juilliard's Paul Hall in New York on Sept. 22.
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