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Did you know? In-store adoptions are available daily during the event.
Provided by M. Dumas and Sons
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and love is in the air. This weekend, you can head to M. Dumas and Sons and find your fur-ever love. You might just find yourself getting a smooch from a pooch.
Puppies in the Window is Friday, Feb. 13, through Sunday, Feb. 15, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., where you can meet and make it official with adoptable puppies from the Charleston Animal Society.
Events
Events
Thursday, Feb. 12
Alumni Art Show | 9 a.m.-3 p.m. | Trident Technical College, North Charleston | Free
Art Charleston | Wednesday, April 22, Wednesday, April 22 | Times vary | Gibbes Museum of Art | This five-day celebration of the arts features a culinary street festival with 20+ local chefs, a designer luncheon, and jazz concert — plus daily tours, workshops, lectures, and exhibits.*
We hate to be the bearer of bad news — big gurl announced it’s saying goodbye. The craft cafe, which opened around a year ago on King Street had recently relocated to Meeting Street. The good news is that there’s still time to craft, as the team doesn’t yet have an official closing date.
Real Estate
The one-and-a-half-acre spot on Ira Road that was supposed to be Frank & Jack’s, a new restaurant and event space, has been listed. Stay tuned, as we work to learn about why there’s been a change.
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Celebrate the Year of the Horse at Charleston AAPI Collective’s Lunar New Year Market. Happening on Saturday, Feb. 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Storehouse 9 at Navy Yard Charleston. Then, come back the next day Sunday, Feb. 15 at 12 p.m. for the Food For Thought panel.
Looking for a new gig? The North Charleston Coliseum + Performing Arts Center is looking for an accounting manager. Check out the role details.
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$2.5 million. That’s how much athletes will have a chance to earn at The Credit One Charleston Open this year. The Lowcountry tournament is raising the bar — the minimum prize purse for a Women’s Tennis Association event at that level is about $1.2 million, making Charleston’s payout more than double the standard.
Jobs
Looking to grow your career in health and wellness? Summerville-based Thorne is expanding its local team and welcomes candidates with backgrounds in manufacturing, lab, quality, logistics, healthcare, and more. Expect to join an FDA-regulated, cGMP environment and take advantage of on-the-job training and advancement opportunities.*
Fresh menu alert: The Swamp Fox at the Francis Marion Hotel is offering a special SEWE menu Feb. 13-15, featuring limited-time delectable picks like pork belly oysters and duck tacos. Save yourself a seat.*
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Wildly fun SEWE weekend events
Along with the duck calling competition, there’s a junior duck calling clinic and contest. | Photo by Chris Ackerman
Southeastern Wildlife Exposition returns tomorrow, Feb. 13 and the annual event has the Holy City seeing camo. Here are a few ways to enhance your SEWE experience or get in on the fun if you’re not attending.
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Fiat Lux at Hotel Bennett
Tomorrow, Feb. 13 head to this rooftop oyster roast that offers a stunning view from above. Enjoy freshly shucked and roasted oysters and signature cocktails.
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Duck Calling Contest
Join Hotel Bennett on Saturday, Feb. 14 at The Blind on Gabrielle Plaza for a celebration devoted to all things duck. Don’t miss the outdoor bar and on-site shopping from Brackish and Marsh & Magnolia.
Concert
SEWE Send-Off Don’t stop the party. On Sunday, Feb. 15 head to The Waverly for live music from The Midnight City, bourbon, and the CHS Wagyu experience.
In the name of self-care, treat yourself to a little early Valentine’s Day gift. We think you’ll love these five picks, ordered by price.
💸 Under $15: This viral collagen face mask hydrates, evens skin tone, and improves elasticity.
💸 Under $30: A top-rated plush robe that makes every day feel like a spa day.
💸 Under $50: Moroccanoil’s hydrating hair mask leaves hair feeling noticeably softer + hydrated.
💸 Under $75: This pair of freshwater pearl earrings are perfect for every occasion.
💸 Under $150: A cozy cardigan by Barefoot Dreams that’s crafted from the brand’s famously soft yarn.
When you head to the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition to admire fine art, don’t miss this year’s Featured Artist, Henry Von Genk III. The landscape painter is known for capturing peaceful coastal marshes and waterways — just like in “Charleston Splendor,” his featured painting for the event.
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