Society 1858 of the Gibbes Museum created another event to enjoy art and creativity in a 1940’s nightclub cabaret atmosphere at No. 5 Faber Street.

There is something about Kiawah that hooks people for life. Elizabeth’s family vacationed to Kiawah for over 30 years so planning their destination here was a no brainer. The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island is one of those rare spots were you can go from beach to ballroom for ceremony to celebration.

Andi + Matt: Andi describes Matt as chivalrous, car-lover and capable of all things handy and manly. Matt describes Andi as supportive, lovely without any make-up and he loves her outlook on life.

“Seeing your picture made me feel better.” A simple “Thank you” from a guest that selected and enjoyed James’ landscape art while recouping at Roper St Francis Hospital.

Wall art options can be a hill to climb without the right information. Equally overwhelming is the abundance of choices in sizes and design layout. If you have huge walls you might want something that really takes up space with thick mats and large frames.

Rebecca is pastels, daisies, flip flops and quiet. Wes is cooking over take out, singing, playing guitar and gregarious. The two of them together love all things camping, hiking, biking, taking dogs to the beach, traveling, food and adventure.

The 2016 Art of Design, hosted by the Gibbes Museum's Women's Council, provided a wealth of information and sparkle with jewelry historian and designer, Andrew Prince. His tales shared not only the history of the jewelry itself but also the significance of jewelry within art.

“A good life is a collection of happy moments.” ~ Denia Waitley