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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* The Liars CompetitionThe Liars Competition

Registering now: Liars Competition @ the BIG Story Fest Got a knee-slapping, tear-jerking, high-faluting, fun-loving, somethin'-somethin' story to tell? Share your voice during the the B.I.G. Story Fest in Beaufort Town Center this March. B.I.G. stands for Beaufort InterGalactic, because the popularity of storytelling is outta-this-world. Themes can certainly go beyond sci-fi lies are good natured tall tales (fiction or embellished truth.) Examples include "golf lies," "used car lies," "political lies," "fishing lies," etc; maximum length 3-5 minutes. The Liars Competition goes like this: March 2 preliminaries; March 3 semi-finals; March 9 wildcard round (for out-of-towners, and anyone brave enough); March 10 Finale. Details & registration at http://www.artworksinbeaufort.org and stop by ARTworks, 2127 Boundary Street (along with KMart & BiLo.) There are junior and senior divisions ( and to register) and prizes too. Call the arts council office @ ARTworks with Qs: 843-379-2787. This new, fantastical event is a collaboration from ARTworks, the community arts center in Beaufort, with Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry and the Lowcountry Storytellers Guild. The launchpad is Beaufort Town Center, a walkable marshfront shopping & leisure area with restaurants and accommodations. Tweets are from @artseensc.
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* FRIPP AUDUBON: WILDLIFEFRIPP AUDUBON: WILDLIFE

Time: 7:00 pm

St. Catherine’s stands out among Georgia’s unique Golden Barrier Islands. Known for its rich, diverse history, it has equally impressive nature and wildlife on 15,000 acres. Today, the island is dedicated to conservation, scientific research and education. Fripp Audubon is pleased to present the leading expert on St. Catherine’s, Dr. Emil Urban. He will fascinate you with insights into the island’s ecology, botany, zoology, AND natural history—backed up by archeological discoveries! See you Thursday, February 23rd, 7 pm in the Fripp Community Centre. It’s free, and all are welcome; off-islanders get pass at gate. Meet ‘n’ greet 6 pm (please bring some “nibblies” to share). Contact Pete Richards, 843-441-2153 or pete.richards@comcast.net and visit www.islc.net/Audubon/
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* EMMA STEELE, STAR VIOLINISTEMMA STEELE, STAR VIOLINIST

Time: 5:00 pm

EMMA STEELE, RISING STAR VIOLINIST PLAYS FRIPP FEBRUARY 26 AT 5 pm Don’t miss an incomparable musical experience, 5 pm, Sunday, February 26th, when fresh, thrilling violinist Emma Steele takes the stage at Fripp Island Community Centre! The supremely talented Ms. Steele, a senior at Carnegie Mellon University, is a star pupil of the legendary violinist Cyrus Forough. At age 20 Emma was among only six finalists in the prestigious 2010 Sibelius Violin Competition. This is perhaps THE premier worldwide violin competition, held in Finland once every five years. Ms. Steele returned from Helsinki with the Young Talent Award. Many who have heard her believe she is a prime contender for the top prize when the next competition is held in 2015 Enjoy Emma Steele’s brilliant interpretation of Bach, Beethoven, and other great composers, Sunday, February 26th, 5 pm at the Fripp Island Community Centre. Tickets at the door ; students . Your admission includes a sumptuous post-performance reception by Harold’s Catering, at which you can meet other music lovers and chat with the artist in a congenial setting. Free Fripp gate pass for all concertgoers. More info: (843) 838-6655. WEB ADDRESS: www.islc.net/friendsofmusic/ TICKETS AT THE DOOR * STUDENTS SPONSOR: FRIPP ISLAND FRIENDS OF MUSIC TICKET INCLUDES CATERED RECEPTION FREE FRIPP PASS AT GATE
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