Lincoln Center has named Jonathon Heyward as the next music director of the revered Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, which will also be renamed. https://t.co/7ARjRI2Uq6
Most of us know what the magical month of May means in Charleston. But for the newly initiated, it’s all about the art. Beyond the festival performances, the visual arts scene is always vivid, and this year is alive with color and texture.https://t.co/ijLjT54xPI
The Los Angeles chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association (@AAJAla) and the L.A. Times, in consultation with Gregory Yuen Yee's family, have created a scholarship to provide financial support to early-career journalists
Daily writing procrastination: As I unwrap my Dove dark chocolate with sea salt and caramel, I ponder the crowd-sourced quote inside the foil encouraging me to write a letter to a friend and put a chocolate in it. How many postal workers are cursing the subsequent melted mess?
Off with my 9-year-old to Paris, where in some places the garbage is as high as an elephant’s eye. The good news? There won’t be an assault rifle among it all.
Composer Edward Hart’s new recording, “Under an Indigo Sky,” has hit the No. 2 spot on Billboard’s Traditional Classical Album ranking.
The recording, released by Navona Records, includes two original works by Hart, a Charleston native. https://t.co/hmYb1NKlDg
Save Charleston Foundation was formed in 1973 to stem the development that was looming large on the peninsula. Now 90 years old, leader Kathleen "Tunky" Summerall looks back. https://t.co/jja3bED15M
@erperkin Yes, it kicked up a big notch of late. Have had a couple of gasps recently at long-frequented spots. And, justified or no, I am a bit complaining.
Nice to see I'm still haunting @msmaurahogan@postandcourier, and yes to more Live Readings! It's a special feeling to bring the written world to an audience. Such fond memories of presenting T.S. Eliot to @CHSLitFest last year.
For a brief moment when juggling editors, The Post and Courier put me on a team with quick response reporters. A supreme highlight was watching Greg Yee in action…the hustle, the humor, the smarts and heart. RIP to a rare soul and true journo.