Nelson's Neighborhood

 With gas prices at record highs, recessionistas are always looking for ways to save when it comes to fashion and now they won’t have to drive far for great looks. On Thursday, April 7 from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m., shoppers will have their chance to purchase upscale, gently used clothing and accessories inexpensively and help local breast cancer patients at the same time, at the second Warriors Wear Pink Mobile Boutique Sale at the Tanner Hall Amenities Center on Tanner Hall Boulevard in Tanner Plantation in Hanahan. A portion of the proceeds from the Warriors Wear Pink Mobile Boutique Sale will go to local families affected by breast cancer and the Warriors Wear Pink Foundation. This "MoBo" will offer new, exciting events along with the shopping, including a special  style assistant on hand to answer questions, makeup consultant Elizabeth Quinton of EQ Makeup showcasing easy ways to transition your look for summer, Stella & Dot jewelry giveaways and refreshments.  Thi...

Ugh oh! I've tried to stay away from doing this for years...yet I've finally had to say yes...I've been asked to model in an upcoming funky cool fashion show hosted by my friend and client Angelique Cunningham of rosita jones studio. Now if you've ever met me, you know I'm no taller than a Keebler elf and slightly round in the middle, so seeing me model vintage clothing will definitely be a sight! But heck, I guess I should try it - and mark it off my bucket list. So join me for this free night of fun...and I won't be mad if you make fun of me doing my best impression of Naomi Campbell's walk...  It’s an art meets fashion extravaganza on Friday, March 25 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. as rosita jones studio. teams up with SCOOP studios Contemporary Art Gallery to showcase vintage fashion looks combined with the multiple photo realism of artist Kenton James, for a night art and fashion lovers will never forget at the “rosita loves SCOOP” event. This unique even...

They say it’s better to give than receive, so to keep the giving spirit alive in the Lowcountry, The Square Onion Too! and Earthly Artifacts will host a new monthly giving event one Wednesday each month called “Pour It Forward”. The first installment of the monthly series will occur on Wednesday, March 23 from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. at The Square Onion Too! at 411 Coleman Boulevard. A $10 donation is requested and with their donation, patrons will enjoy libations, music, snacks and more. The donation will go to a local nonprofit chosen for the event.   For the first installment of the event on March 23, patrons can enjoy a wine tasting with proceeds from the event going to S.W.A.T., Southern Women Animal Task force. “This is a great way for the community to come together, donate ten dollars and have a good time but still make a difference in the lives of local nonprofits. There are so many wonderful nonprofits in town, this event spotlights them in a relaxing, fun environment.” said ...

Looking for a perfect way to entertain the kids and spent the day under the oaks at Charleston’s only winery? Then grab the family for the Bunnies and Bluegrass Children’s Festival at Irvin~House Vineyards on Saturday, April 16 from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. The festival is open to the public, admission is only $10.00 per car.  Come meet “I Declaire”, the miniature cow, and our newly adopted animals from Rosebank Farms. Children can enjoy an egg hunt with Mister E. Bunny, fun with Cupcake the Clown, games, face painting, balloon twisting by the Pirate and his parrot, Boband pony rides. Local authors and artists including Tate Nation and Clay Rice will also be in attendance. Families are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or a blanket to picnic on the expansive lawn and food will be available for purchase. Music will be provided by the 17 South Bluegrass Band. This festival will be on that kids of all ages will love.  What:  Bunnies & Bluegrass Children’s Festival ...