The Duke Symphony Orchestra Comes to the Low Country
Music moved the residents of the best Beaufort SC neighborhoods this year as the Duke Symphony Orchestra pulled everyone’s heart “strings” this past weekend. Beaufort has been an epicenter for arts and culture for years, and the town is upholding this reputation with the long list of exhibits, galleries, performances, concerts and, of course, the Duke Symphony Orchestra.
On March 22, 2014, owners of Low Country real estate developments shined their shoes and wore their best attire for the one of the most anticipated performances of the year. Residents of Coosaw Point on Lady's Island, Community Finder's 2013 Happiest Community of the Year and many other surrounding neighborhoods arrived well before 7 p.m. to mingle with their friends and family at the USCB Center. The performance lasted until 10 p.m. and the proceeds the Beaufort Memorial Keyserling Cancer Center & Healing Arts Center. For those people who could not get enough from the Duke Symphony Orchestra performance, there was an elegant Conductor’s Reception to wrap up the night. While many retiring Baby Boomers learn about events in the Beaufort South Carolina relocation information, this night was truly something spectacular and is an event Beaufort residents look forward to year after year.
Other musical events and activities makes Beaufort South Carolina a very well-rounded community and town for relocating retirees desiring rich culture. Members of the best Beaufort SC neighborhoods are regular attendees at these town events, and the list of entertainers never ends in this area. Coming up on March 30, 2014, Amanda Anne Platt shares her talents with an intimate audience at 5 p.m. at the Fripp Island Community Center. The Honeycutters will also join in on the fun.
Beaufort South Carolina relocation information is handy information to have to learn about the area. Past performances from creative artists and musicians. Susan Werner and Jesse Winchester & Dala graced the stage with their presence in the past. Justin Moore will perform on April 12, 2014 at 6 p.m. as part of his Off the Beaten Path Tour. Retirees and Veterans get an additional discount his ticket prices and extra encouragement to come be the life of the party. Owners of Low Country real estate developments learn to move with the original American beats, country roots influence and spirited, soulful tones here in Beaufort, South Carolina.
Music is not the only form of art in this town. Art galleries and museums are found on just about every street and exhibits display current and local art to keep residents in the loop. The best Beaufort SC neighborhoods have the best knowledge of the rich arts and culture. Crafts play a major role in the community and festivals are prevalent around the area. Sculptors, painters, storytellers and various artisans are drawn to the area and owners of the Low Country real estate developments and Coosaw Point enjoy a good time and gain more education about the area each day.
While it is hard to say “no” to a night out, sometimes it is a relief to stay in and enjoy the comfort of home. Residents living in the Beaufort SC waterfront community of Coosaw Point know how enjoyable it is to take advantage of the sweeping landscapes, perfect climate and upscale amenities. Coosaw Point residents have full access to the 8,000+ sq. ft. waterfront clubhouse, resort-style swimming pool, community boat dock, pristine natural trails and community garden, lighted outdoor tennis courts and more. The open parks are nestled around sparkling ponds and majestic oak trees drapped in Spanish Moss. Coosaw Point is a Lowcountry paradise on the edges of the buzzing town of Beaufort. Coosaw Point property owners have scored their neighborhood 91 out of 100!
For more information about available properties in Coosaw Point or to learn about upcoming events in Beaufort, contact Island Realty of the Lowcountry directly at 843-838-3004 to tour the most recent homes for sale.
