Keyword: Arts
8197 results total, viewing 1301 - 1320
CD release party set for day after Thanksgiving
After the lethargy induced by ingesting massive amounts of Thanksgiving goodies, comes a CD release party designed to provide an evening of "Music, Motivation and Interviews." Elijah Bradford's Coffee House Productions celebrates the release of the … more
|
1st Baptist presents 20th Singing Christmas Tree
The Singing Christmas Tree is already standing in the sanctuary of First Baptist Church, where for its 20th anniversary, it's been adorned with new lights. At a recent rehearsal with the singers in place on the tree, changing colored and clear … more
|
NJ mayor to honor Twitter food stamp challenge
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Newark Mayor Cory Booker said he and a Twitter follower will try living on food stamps for at least a week. The idea stemmed from a back-and-forth conversation between Booker and a woman who goes by the name TwitWit and uses … more
Gift ideas for kids to give
Between family, friends, coaches and teachers, some children give as many holiday presents as they receive. Helping your child pick out great gifts can be tricky and often times, impersonal. This year, encourage your child's creativity with easy … more
|
Club Digest: Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012
Sumter Duplicate Bridge Club Winners for October are: Oct. 3: 1st - TIE - Kenneth Hamilton and Richard Hinkle Marvin Chin and Stan Kohli Oct. 10: 1st - Jimmie Ann Anderson and Cynthia Cone 2nd - Kenneth Hamilton and Richard … more
Mystery plant's a fern found in piedmont, mountains
It looked a lot different outside 300 million years ago. For one thing, it was a very damp, humid time over much of the earth. Don't worry; there wouldn't have been any dinosaurs to chase you around. They came a lot later, as did the cavemen. But … more
|
Anyone can brew a perfect cup of coffee
It's not magic. Brewing the perfect cup of coffee can take place in your own kitchen. As with any recipe, fresh, high-quality ingredients matter. Start with fresh, cold water. If you don't like the taste of your tap water, use filtered water for … more
|
Magical 'Nutcracker' returns for 52nd year Columbia City Ballet continues tradition
COLUMBIA - Columbia City Ballet brings its production of "Nutcracker" to Sumter for the 52nd year on Saturday, Dec. 1. South Carolina's largest single performing arts event opens its series of performances in Sumter before traveling to several other … more
Need more space? Some put up a cottage out back
Something small is afoot. Backyard cottages — from 800-square-foot bungalows to Lilliputian studio cabins — are springing up behind houses in many cities, some of which have changed zoning laws to accommodate them. Often, the cottages are … more
|
Easy projects rethink tie-dye for elegant gifts
Crafts don't have to be complicated. With the holiday season ahead, an easy, enjoyable craft can cover many gifting bases. What could be more fun than experimenting with a simple tie-dye? A few do-it-yourself sources have taken tie-dye up a … more
|
Good Housekeeping picks top toys for holidays
NEW YORK (AP) — Not all the testers for Good Housekeeping's annual Best Toys list wear lab coats. Some are barely out of diapers. For its 2012 list, engineers reviewed hundreds of toys for safety and educational merits. But the true test comes … more
Firefighters vie for pit master trophies
Sumter area residents get a chance to vote again on Saturday, Nov. 17, but this time, it's bound to be a lot more fun. From 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. firefighters from stations across the tri-county area will be serving up their unique barbecue, all … more
|
Countdown to holidays brings interesting, entertaining events
It seems 2012 has been passing by too quickly. Halloween's over, and we're in the final stretch to New Year's Eve - or Dec. 21, if you believe the predictions of the world's end extrapolated from the ancient Mayan calendar. The good part about this … more
Southern Christmas Show celebrates 45th season at Charlotte Park Expo
CHARLOTTE – The Southern Christmas Show has returned to the Park Expo for the 45th season, offering entertainment, decorating and gift ideas and loads of holiday shopping., from the smallest stocking stuffers to gifts for the special people in … more
|
New staging for 'Les Miserables' at Koger Center
Tickets go on sale Monday for the 25th anniversary production of the multiple award-winning musical, "Les Misérables," at the Koger Center for the Arts in Columbia. Cameron Mackintosh who produced the original musical version in 1985, has now … more
|
'Beauty's only SKIN DEEP'
Michael Jackson wasn't just wearing that one glove as a fashion statement - he had the beginnings of vitiligo on his hand. Like many people who have the condition, Jackson likely noticed white spots on his hand, as skin exposed most often to … more
|
Aging drivers present new transportation challenge
WASHINGTON (AP) — Baby boomers started driving at a young age and became more mobile than any generation before or since. They practically invented the two-car family and escalated traffic congestion when women began commuting to work. Now, 8,000 … more
What if you could create the perfect woman? See 'My Fair Lady'
What if you could create the perfect man or woman? According to Greek mythology, the sculptor Pygmalion did just that. He had a great disdain for women until he sculpted a statue of a woman so beautiful, he fell in love with her. So enchanted was he … more
|
Fill your bookshelves at annual sale
The nights are starting earlier and lasting longer, and it'll soon get colder - the perfect season to bundle up with a good book. And with the economy recovering slowly, it's a good time to save on reading material. The Friends of the Library may … more
|
What if you could create the perfect woman? See 'My Fair Lady'
« Prev | 1 … 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | 69 … 410 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 90 days.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© Copyright 2024 The Sumter Item | Terms of Use / Privacy Policy | Cancellation / Refund Policy
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions