CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Congressman James Clyburn’s service to South Carolinians will be honored through a gallery at the International African American Museum in Charleston. The museum’s Carolina Gold Gallery – which offers a look at the transformative impact of enslaved people whose labor shaped and built the lucrative rice industry – will bear Clyburn’s …
International African American Museum Gallery to Honor Congressman James E. Clyburn Following a $1M donation by a Texas-based couple, the museum’s Carolina Gold Gallery is set to honor the South Carolina Congressman The International African American Museum (IAAM) has announced that Congressman James E. Clyburn will soon receive an honor befitting his lifelong service to South Carolinians.
Frampton Construction has wrapped up work on a four-building Class A industrial complex in Charleston, S.C., at an 837,000-sq-ft industrial park developed by Trinity Capital Advisors on Weber Boulevard in North Charleston’s rapidly growing Palmetto Commerce Park. The site offers convenient port and interstate access. Frampton completed sitework for the 78-acre park and the core construction …
Since its inaugural event in Rome more than two decades ago, this semiannual global celebration of LGBTIQ+ pride has never been held in the Southern Hemisphere – until 2023, when it will touch down in Sydney for 17 days of parades, parties, exhibits, immersive art installations, sporting events and more. Read More
Nationally acclaimed poet Kwame Alexander will bring his just-published children’s book, An American Story, next week to Charleston in a fitting stop about its subject: slavery. As will be illustrated later this year on a global scale when the International African American Museum opens, Charleston’s port received a greater share of the trans-Atlantic slave trade than …
From the reopening of the National Portrait Gallery in London to the major expansion of the Buffalo AKG Art Museum in the US, here is our pick of new museum projects in the coming year Read More
Although there are undoubtedly some museums and visitor attractions that are continuing to suffer from lower-than-usual visitor numbers since the pandemic struck, there is still plenty of investment in the museum sector today. This can be seen most clearly in the number of high-profile museums and galleries that are scheduled to open their doors to …
Many of the last countries to open their borders amid the pandemic such as Japan, Thailand and Bhutan, have done so at last, meaning travellers can put those passports to good use all around the world. Read More
(CNN) — New year equals new outlook. Apply this formula liberally to travel planning in 2023. After nearly three years of travel disruptions and complications, many countries have dropped most of their pandemic restrictions. People are traveling internationally in large numbers, and there’s plenty of pent-up demand to spread around the world. Read More
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