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expert voices: move, groove and learn in a preschool dance class

Thu
3
2008

Every so often, Being Savvy Charleston will feature guest articles from experts in the community. Today's post was written by Jessica Beran, founder and owner of Dance Moves of Charleston . Jessica has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Dance from the University of South Carolina and has been teaching dance to children for over 16 years. Her traveling dance studio brings dance instruction to a number ... Read more >

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ballet, (James) Island style

Wed
23
2008

Looking for dance classes for your little one? There are a lot of great options in the Lowcountry, and now there is one more place to get your tutu on. The Charleston Ballet Theatre has just announced the opening of a satellite dance school on James Island, adding to the school's community reach. Classes are already offered at their downtown site and at a satellite in Mt. Pleasant. The James ... Read more >

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children's series from the charleston ballet

Thu
16
2008

Head's up, y'all. This is way cool. The Charleston Ballet Theatre has three performances coming up that you will want to share with your preschooler, and series subscriptions are on sale now ! First up: How the Grinch Stole Christmas takes the stage with the ballet theater's adaptation of this Dr. Seuss classic. Shows are November 14, 15, 16, 22 and 23. While the one Friday performance is late ... Read more >

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welcome to your weekend!

Fri
14
2008

There is plenty to keep you busy this weekend in Charleston (like most weekends in our great city, I suppose!). Let's take a look at what's happening around town. The Holiday Festival of Lights is now open in James Island County Park! If you're ready to jump into the holiday spirit, take a drive this weekend through a gorgeous and wonder-filled park filled with over 600 light displays. Check out ... Read more >

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weekend events: November 22-23

Fri
21
2008

As is our savvy tradition, this post is brought to you by the letters T G I and F. I hope you'll find some inspiration for your weekend plans in this round-up. First, how about some awesome kid-friendly performances? The Charleston Ballet Theatre performs its second round of How the Grinch Stole Christmas this weekend. Showtimes are Saturday at 11:00 am and 1:30 pm, and Sunday at 3:00 pm. ... Read more >

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lowcountry holiday traditions

Tue
2
2008

There's nothing like the holiday season in Charleston. I love this time of year -- the chill in the air (just enough to wear a scarf!), the shoppers on King Street, and the full line-up of holiday events for the whole family! This weekend officially kicks off the Christmas welcome in Charleston with a two days of family fun. Join Mayor Joe Riley this Saturday from 4:30 - 6 pm at Marion Square ... Read more >

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give a gift of Charleston!

Tue
16
2008

I don't know about you, but my kids have more than enough stuff. We've got old stuff, new stuff, even stuff to try and contain the stuff. While toys and books certainly have their place in holiday gift giving, I also like to give gifts that will keep giving throughout the year with enriching, fun experiences for the whole family. There are quite a number of options for giving the gift of ... Read more >

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weekend calendar: December 12-14

Fri
12
2008

Lots of holiday happenings this weekend! The weather looks beautiful, so get out and enjoy! Saturday brings a unique holiday presentation to Charles Towne Landing ! The Ceremonies of the Cultures will explore the theme of traditions and celebrations from the perspective of Lowcountry people past and present. Hear Gullah storytelling, learn about Native American tales and songs, and learn ... Read more >

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weekend winter holiday round-up: Dec 19-21

Fri
19
2008

It's the last weekend before Christmas and the beginning of Hanukkah this weekend! I hope you are experiencing more joy and less stress this holiday season, and that you've left space in your family's schedule to enjoy some of the great activities happening in the community! Dancing and singing our way into the holidays... Back due to popular demand! The Charleston Ballet is adding some ... Read more >

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Nicole

Nicole never expected to live in the South, let alone on the coast, and still finds herself surprised to see the sailboats in the harbor and the surfboard in her laundry room. She's convinced that Charleston is one of the most charming cities in America, and spends her days exploring all it has to offer with her preschool daughter, infant son, and favorite camera in tow. A careful mix of...Read more >

SavvyPicks: A Few of Our Favorite Parenting Books

January
8
2009

Being the parent of a small child is nothing if not perplexing and ever challenging. Just when you think you've got the routine down, that little one decides to grow and change and test you -- so you need some new tricks, fast! Where do ...Read more >

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