Don’t miss the opportunity to attend an engaging educational seminar presented by the Post and Courier on March 25th! Join us for one of two informative sessions at 11:00 AM or 1:00 PM in Blackmer Hall. The Post and Courier team will provide valuable insights to help subscribers seamlessly transition to the new e-editions of the newspaper, which will replace the printed editions for Monday and Tuesday. Subscribers please bring your own device (tablet, cell phone or laptop), email and account number for hands on help accessing this new edition.  Enhance your experience and stay informed—join us!    

Don’t miss the opportunity to attend an engaging educational seminar presented by the Post and Courier on March 25th! Join us for one of two informative sessions at 11:00 AM or 1:00 PM in Blackmer Hall. The Post and Courier team will provide valuable insights to help subscribers seamlessly transition to the new e-editions of the newspaper, which will replace the printed editions for Monday and Tuesday. Subscribers please bring your own device (tablet, cell phone or laptop), email and account number for hands on help accessing this new edition.  Enhance your experience and stay informed—join us!    

Are you tired of the same old routine and looking for a fun and exciting way to spend your evening? Look no further than our upcoming game night! Join us for a night of friendly competition as you play classic board games, cards, and dominoes, all while socializing and making new connections. See you there!

Tales of History with Vanessa Cole: The Port of York Yorktown, Virginia was a major port and center for business and economy. In 1781 the Battle of Yorktown, the final major battle of the American Revolution, took place here, leaving the town nearly destroyed. Although the battle itself is remembered, the town is all but forgotten. These are her stories.

Learn how to better operate your technological devices with Curtis. Polly's Pub @ 11:00 AM on Friday

Join us for a new series entitled "Let's Talk Tudors" presented by Kate from the Charleston County Public Library. Travel back to the Tudor court in this fun series of talks! Explore the lives of Henry VIII, his six wives, and other Tudor characters.

Many wine grapes share surprising family connections! Join us for an exciting four-week series and tasting that will take you on a journey through different grape variety families in a range of delightful styles. These exceptional wines from around the globe promise to help you discover your next favorite! The series takes place from Tuesday, April 1, to April 22, in Blackmer Hall at 3:00 PM. The cost for this series is $160.00, which includes wine sampling and small bites. Space is limited.   April 1 ** The Cabernet Family**  In Bordeaux, this prestigious family of grapes has crafted some of the world’s finest and most expensive wines. Yet, their versatility allows for an astonishing variety of styles, cultivated in numerous countries. We will savor red, white, and sparkling wines from this illustrious family, including the renowned Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Sauvignon Blanc.   April 8 **The Pinot Family** Few realize that this historic grape from Burgundy has evolved into a remarkable assortment of varieties, including white grapes! Pinot Noir is celebrated worldwide, alongside its siblings—Gamay, Chardonnay, and Pinot Blanc—that produce exquisite, high-quality wines. Join us for a captivating exploration of the diverse expressions within this enchanting grape family.   April 15 **The Syrah Family** When enjoyed on its own, Syrah presents a bold and savory red wine experience. However, the other grapes in this family create an impressive spectrum of styles, ranging from light and refreshing to rich and sweet. In this class, we will indulge in traditional Syrah from the Rhône Valley, as well as its vibrant sibling Grenache, commonly found in Spain. We will also explore stunning examples of white grapes from this family, including Marsanne, Roussanne, and Viognier.   April 22 **The Greek Family** Greek wines boast some of the most ancient grape varieties in the world, yet they often present a challenge to discern. In this class, we will delve into popular Greek grape varieties, uncovering their unique characteristics and how they fit together. We will demystify Greek wine labels, empowering you with the confidence to explore these captivating wines independently. Expect surprises along the way as we feature treasured varieties such as Mavrodaphne, Assyrtiko, and Vidiano.   Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your wine knowledge and expand your palate!  

Are you tired of the same old routine and looking for a fun and exciting way to spend your evening? Look no further than our upcoming game night! Join us for a night of friendly competition as you play classic board games, cards, and dominoes, all while socializing and making new connections. See you there!

Join us for an engaging afternoon with Bill Trawick, the former President and CEO of Bishop Gadsden until 2019, on April 1st at 4:00 PM in Blackmer Hall. This is a unique opportunity for residents to delve into our community's rich history while hearing captivating stories and cherished memories from Bill about Bishop Gadsden’s James Island campus. Don’t miss this chance to connect with our past and celebrate our community’s legacy!

Embark on an adventure and discover the wonders of the Avian Conservation Center and Center for Birds of Prey in Awendaw, SC on April 03 departing at 9:30 am. Experience the thrill of witnessing captivating flight demonstrations by various ambassador birds in their natural habitat. Immerse yourself in a world of avian science and environmental conservation as experts share their knowledge and insights about the critical role these majestic creatures play in our ecosystem with a behind-the-scenes tour of their bird clinic. Get inspired and empowered to protect our feathered friends and learn how you can make a difference in their lives. And don't worry about packing a lunch because we've got you covered. Join us for an unforgettable experience that you won't forget anytime soon