Plus, a stunning Captain’s Island home and safety improvement projects.
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Today’s Forecast

70º | 4% chance of precipitation

Sunrise 7:14 a.m. | Sunset 7:36 p.m.

High tides 7:01 a.m. + 7:21 p.m. | Low tide 1:17 p.m.


Art 🤝 history

This photo depicts a gathering of people inside an ornate, historical room with vintage decor. The room features distressed walls with decorative molding, a grand chandelier with multiple candle-style lights, and a black fireplace adorned with framed artwork. The artwork includes iconic "Obey" prints associated with Shepard Fairey, featuring bold graphic designs in red, black, and white.

In the center of the room, a striking art installation is displayed — a boat covered in Fairey's signature designs, including the word "OBEY" and stylized motifs. Several people are present, some are engaged in conversation, while others are observing the artwork.
Fragments + Facades is presented by The Dewberry Foundation. | Photo by CHStoday
Right now in downtown Charleston, you have the chance to see an art exhibition created exclusively for the Aiken-Rhett House — bringing art + history together in a unique setting. The limited-time opportunity is part of Charleston by Design and the Charleston Festival.

“Fragments + Facades” is curated by Kelly S. Turner + features works by Charleston natives, artists Shepard Fairey and Tim Hussey, and Atlanta-based artist, Masud Olufani.

The artists’ immersive works are juxtaposed with the Aiken-Rhett House Museum’s peeling wallpaper and original furnishings.

In a preview, each of the artists shared more about their work — Fairey explained how his experiences in Charleston shaped his passion, Hussey talked about how nature inspires his craft, and Olufani shared how the space housing the art helps unveil some of his works’ deeper meanings.

Grab tickets so you can see this exclusive exhibit at the Aiken-Rhett House for yourself from now until Sunday, April 13.
Charleston Symphony

Events

Thursday, March 27

Social Paper Co x Moved & Confused Event | 6-8 p.m. | Social Paper Co., Mount Pleasant | $50 | Join this night for a night of creativity and mingling.

“BeetleJuice The Musical” | Until Sunday, March 30 | North Charleston Performing Arts Center | $57+ | Based on Tim Burton’s dearly beloved film, this musical tells the story of family, love, and making the most of every day.

Friday, March 28

Music Under the Magnolias | 5-7 p.m. | Aiken-Rhett House | $65 | The Magnolia Singers will perform a collection of Gullah music and spirituals.

Live Music Weekend | Until Sunday, March 30 | Times vary | Cantina 76, Mount Pleasant | Price of purchase | Enjoy music, tacos, and margaritas — pro tip: happy hour runs from 4 until 7 p.m.

Saturday, March 29

Forward Momentum | 8 a.m.-12 p.m. | MINDZERO, Mount Pleasant | $49+ | This four-hour event blends sauna, cold plunge, mindset, movement, and connection.

Barre and Mimosas | 9-10 a.m. | Five Loaves Cafe, Summerville | $15 | Join Emily Moody from Pure Barre for a barre workout on the lawn, followed by brunch at Five Loaves — tickets include a complimentary mimosa.

Moon Bounce Mania | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry | Free with admission | Jump into a day filled with galactic fun as the museum transforms into an interstellar playground.
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News Notes

Civic

Lowcountry voters have made their voices heard in a handful of special elections. The polls were open on Tuesday for two Charleston County races and one race in Dorchester County. Take a look at the results.

Coming Soon

Jeff’s Bagel Run is adding five Lowcountry locations this spring + summer in the Cainhoy area, the Isle of Palms, West Ashley, James Island, and Mount Pleasant. Look forward to some fun flavors — the bagel brand is known for its flavors of the week, like funnel cake and salted caramel. (The Post and Courier)

Development

Earlier this week Charleston County leaders broke ground on safety improvement projects along Woodland Shores Road and Maybank Highway. The projects will last around 18 months and aim to enhance safety and connectivity for pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers.

Real Estate

Chic, dreamy, and drop-dead gorgeous. Yes, those are all words that describe you, but also this stunning Captain’s Island home. From the private pool that feels like an oasis, to the oak wood and the floor-to-ceiling windows — this home is more like a woodsy retreat. Take a look for yourself.

Edu

Ten Charleston County School District schools have opted into its new Student Attendance Incentive Program. Students with perfect attendance can receive $25 per week, which is loaded weekly on a debit card. The superintendent said participating schools have seen a 20 to 30 percent jump in perfect attendance. (WCIV)

Sports

The Credit One Charleston Open will become the first Hologic WTA Tour clay tournament to use Electronic Line Calling Live. The technology will offer accurate and consistent calls for qualifying and main draw matches. Play starts this Saturday, March 29.

Try This

The 90th Carolina Cup will return to Camden (about two hours from Charleston) this Saturday, March 29. While there is no official dress code, you will surely see bright sundresses, derby hats, and bowties. Our friends at CLTtoday have a complete guide of what you need to know before you’re off to the races.

Shop

Tomorrow Friday, March 28, head to The Golfer’s Lounge on Savannah Highway at 7 p.m., for Megalodon Design Co.'s launch party. Enjoy drinks, snacks, and music while you shop jewelry, crafts, and Lowcountry-inspired merchandise.

Travel

Making summer 2025 your main character era? Perfect timing: Snag this travel credit card’s rare, limited-time welcome bonus (worth ~$1,000) to fuel your summer adventures — whether it’s island-hopping like a Love Is Blind escapee, chasing Sabrina or Kendrick on tour, or simply living your best jet-set life.*
Furnishing your home doesn’t have to break the bank. Iōla Modern’s 8th annual warehouse sale (happening now through Monday, March 31) features up to 75% off select items, plus 20% off custom orders. Snag dream pieces from Blu Dot, American Leather, GUBI, and more. Visit the store.*

Finance

If you’re in credit card debt, you could spend hours (or days, or weeks) mapping out how to reduce it on your own... or you could let Freedom Debt Relief step in to renegotiate with debtors and consolidate your payments. See if you qualify.*

Wellness

Looking to boost hair thickness and volume in as little as 3-6 months?† Through Hims & Hers, you can access personalized, clinically-backed treatment options without leaving home (if prescribed). Skip the office visits and insurance headaches — just effective solutions that work.*

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Development

🚧 The finish line is near

This aerial photo captures a waterfront construction site along the Low Battery seawall. The image shows an active work zone with heavy machinery, including excavators, bulldozers, and construction materials scattered throughout the area. The seawall, which runs parallel to the water, is undergoing renovations, as indicated by dirt piles, barriers, and ongoing work.

Adjacent to the construction site is a historic park with large, mature oak trees and a prominent circular monument featuring a statue at its center. Surrounding the park are elegant, historic homes with classic Southern architecture, white facades, and porches.
Work on phase four of the Low Battery Seawall Repair began on February 27, 2024. | Photo by the City of Charleston
Work to protect Charleston’s peninsula from high tides + coastal storms has been in the works for years, and the finish line for the decades-long infrastructure project is near.

The fourth and final phase of the Low Battery Seawall Repair Project is set to wrap soon, with completion expected sometime between this spring and summer. Work in this phase includes raising the wall by 1.8 ft to match the height of the high battery wall.

Take a look back at the previous phases + check out the progress with this live camera of the work site.

Asked

When was the Low Battery wall was originally built?

A. 1919
B. 1909
C. 1917
D. 1911
Pop quiz

The Buy

A purse organizer that’s 69% off thanks to Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. Say goodbye to a messy handbag with this organizer featuring 13 thoughtfully designed pockets to keep everything in its place. Read: You’ll never be endlessly digging around for your keys again.
Shop more Big Spring Sale deals

The Wrap

Grab your friends for an evening of live music by Michael Duff + drinks at Caw Caw Interpretive Center from 5 until 7 p.m.

🎟️ Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 the day of, and include wine, beer, and live music.

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