SCOPE50 is hosting
“The Sounds of Motown 4”
When: Friday, February 20
Time: 6:00 pm
Where: Atlantic Room of the Seabrook Island Club
Tickets: $90, includes a free voucher for one drink (max. $12)
The fundraiser will include live music, food and dancing, and a raffle/auction. This is an all-island event open to everyone.
Tickets can be purchased from John Reynolds at JohnR99773@aol.com or 401-573-6008, or you can purchase tickets here.
Please mark your calendars for Friday, March 27, 2026 for the Charleston Coastal Choir’s 10th Anniversary Celebration Concert, “My Favorite Things.” The concert will take place at 5:00 pm at Church of Our Saviour, located at 4416 Betsy Kerrison Parkway. Under the direction of Van McCollum, the Charleston Coastal Choir will perform our favorite musical pieces over the ten years, as well as new musical numbers. We will also sing musical pieces highlighted by the men (tenor and bass) and the women (soprano and alto).
Please come out to enjoy the choral music and to support your friends and neighbors in the Charleston Coastal Choir. You are invited to join us following the concert for a reception for all in attendance to celebrate our 10 years as a choir and show our appreciation for our audience.
-Submitted by Deborah Banecker for Charleston Coastal Choir
WACC Evening Speaker Series:
The Red Cross: From SC to the World
February 3, 2026
5:30 – 7:00 pm
Charleston Library Society
164 King Street
Charleston, SC
The Lowcountry Chapter of the American Red Cross delivers lifesaving and humanitarian services across nine counties from Georgetown to Beaufort. Their impact is felt every day—responding to home fires, preparing communities for hurricanes, supporting the Armed Forces, and advancing the vital mission of blood collection.
The Red Cross is also part of the world’s largest humanitarian organization–the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)–that works to save lives, build community resilience, and promote dignity around the world. These international efforts range from Ukraine to Gaza to Sudan, and their impact cannot be overstated. Missions like these have been recognized with three Nobel Prizes.
On February 3, 2026, we will hear from a panel of speakers led by Ambassador Tom Carter of the American Red Cross. Meaghan Silsby, Executive Director of the Lowcountry American Red Cross, and Ivan Sterpin will highlight the efforts of the Restoring Family Links program, an initiative in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) that helps reunite families separated by armed conflict, natural disasters, migration, and other humanitarian crises. Another central part of this mission is advancing awareness of International Humanitarian Law, the set of rules designed to protect civilians and those no longer participating in armed conflict.
For more information or to register for this event click here.
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Sea Island Habitat for Humanity is thrilled to announce that it has successfully reached its campaign goal to fully fund the infrastructure costs for Sweetgrass Preserve, the organization’s upcoming 50-home affordable housing neighborhood on Johns Island. It will be located about a half mile off Main Road on Black Pen Road. Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of the community, these funds were raised in just under one year, accelerating the project’s timeline by years and allowing construction to begin much sooner than anticipated.
Because of this rapid and collective effort, Sea Island Habitat will break ground on Sweetgrass Preserve in 2026, with plans to complete the first nine homes by the end of 2026. Securing infrastructure funding at this pace not only clears the way for site preparation and utility installation but also enables the organization to jump-start vertical construction rather than delaying progress while raising the remaining funds.
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On December 5, 2025, SIGSC proudly celebrated 25 years of preserving and protecting the natural beauty of Seabrook Island. This milestone event was a testament not only to SIGSC’s enduring mission—to preserve and enhance Seabrook Island’s natural environment through:
but also, to the dedication and generosity of the surrounding community. The celebration brought together long-time supporters, new friends, and passionate advocates for conservation.
St. John’s Fire District’s Stuff-A-Truck program is back and ready to make a difference on Johns and Wadmalaw Islands! All donations stay in our area.
This year, we are collecting:
Donations will be accepted through December 18, 2025, and can be dropped off at any St. John’s Fire District station or STJFD Headquarters (1148 Main Road). Click here to see a list of the fire stations.
Every little bit helps make a big difference!
Let’s fill that truck and make this holiday season brighter for our community!
-Submitted by St John’s Fire District
The Charleston Holy City Holiday Park & Shop Pass is available and ready to be used!
Enjoy free 2-hour parking at participating garages from November 26 through December 31. Your mobile device serves as your parking pass. Follow the directions below (or click here) and scan the QR code shown to redeem your voucher.
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The Post & Computer Center in Freshfields has posted the following shipping deadlines for the holidays:
US Postal Service
• USPS Ground Advantage – December 17
• First Class Mail – December 17
• Priority Mail – December 18
• Priority Mail Express – December 20
FEDEX
• Ground – December 17
• Saver – December 20
• 2-Day – December 22
• Overnight – December 23
UPS
• Ground – December 16
• 3-Day Select – December 20
• 2-Day – December 21
• Overnight – December 22
Please note: These deadlines apply only to the Post & Computer Center. Other stores or locations may have different deadlines.
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The online auction is open now!
This Friday, SIGSC is celebrating 25 years of preserving and enhancing Seabrook Island’s natural environment. As part of the celebration, we are holding an online auction which is open to everyone. Bidding is open now and ends on Friday, December 5, at 7:00 pm. You need not be present to win.
Here are some of the auction highlights:
If you would like more information on any of these items and/or want to begin bidding, click here.
Your donations go a long way to helping us conserve this beautiful island we call home. For more information on Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy, click here.
-Submitted by Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy
Presents
Museum Mile Month
January 2026
During the month of January 2026, enjoy access to participating Museum Mile sites with the purchase of one low ticket price. With the Museum Mile Month pass, you can spend an entire month learning about Charleston’s rich history and culture while visiting sites in the order that best fits your schedule.
For tickets click here.
Purchase by December 8, 2025 to guarantee delivery before the holidays.
Seabrook Island Property Owners Association (SIPOA) is hosting a pop-up Food Drive through Monday, December 1. Contributions can be delivered to the Lake House lobby.
While shopping for your Thanksgiving celebration, please consider purchasing extra cans of food, or even better, multi-packs of canned food items, for distribution to the clients of the Sea Islands Hunger Awareness Foundation (SIHAF). Protein items like hearty or chunky soups, stews, chili, corned beef hash, tuna, and canned chicken, as well as canned vegetables and fruit, are especially appreciated. Please check expiration dates before donating.
Please place your items in the New Donations bin behind the column.
Thank you in advance for your generosity!
-Submitted by SIPOA
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On Monday, November 10, 2025, Lowcountry golfers teed up at the Seabrook Island Club in the 14th Annual Seabrook Island Veteran’s Day Charitable Golf Outing to recognize veterans and raise money to support the Charleston Fisher House and the Ralph Johnson Veterans Hospital in Charleston.
The event is sponsored by the Seabrook Island Club and the Kiawah-Seabrook Exchange Club. Major donors included the Seabrook Island Real Estate Company, Hobson Builders, Bohicket Marina, the McDaniel Family Foundation, and the Greubel Family Foundation. During the opening ceremonies, the flag was presented by the St. Johns High School Jr. ROTC Color Guard, and WWII veteran Ed Gillen was recognized for his service.
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