In South Carolina, entertainment news means cultural happenings, the arts, media industry shifts and live performances. Reporting covers the events that define the state's cultural calendar and the business operations behind them.
The band secured its third consecutive championship by a slim margin over runner-up Catawba Ridge.
Live Poll
Do you support prioritizing school funding for competitive extracurricular programs like high school marching bands?
Live Poll
Do you believe local folklore and legends should be preserved as part of community identity?
The new short-form series launches October 28 to explore mysterious state legends.
The South Carolina artist dropped his latest track following a breakout year in the hip-hop industry.
The state arts board stalled funding for two Upstate groups following legislative concerns over ideology.
Live Poll
Would you use a specialized streaming service to access local and national public media content?
South Carolina ETV and Public Radio will debut the SCETV+ platform to provide expanded access to local programming.
Live Poll
Do books that link famous authors to local destinations increase your interest in those areas?
The new book combines biography with locations across the Lowcountry associated with the late author.
Day to day, that means exhibition openings, local production news, tour announcements and the impact of festivals on the state economy. It covers every region from the capital to the rural counties where the arts and performance sectors reach. State-level programming often relies on institutional partnerships that shape how events are marketed and accessed. Regional festivals and tourism initiatives frequently determine which productions and exhibitions receive the most attention.
