Events
April 2019
Florence Symphony Concert
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The Florence Symphony Orchestra presents a Night at the Opera with Così fan tutte, K. 588 by Mozart. Performers include Alexander Elliot (baritone), Mary Frances Coleman (soprano), Katie Gatch (soprano), Michael David Gray (tenor), and Graham Wright (baritone). Reservations may be made by calling the FMU Performing Arts Center at 843-661-4444 between Monday thru Friday, 12:00 and 5:00 pm.
May 2019
South Florence High School Arts Show
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South Florence High School presents an art show and performance featuring Art, Band, Chorus, Dance, Orchestra, Poetry, and Theatre students
Mayo High School presents “No Day but Today”
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Mayo HS for MST's Phoenix Phame & 405 were established in 2011 and 2015 respectively. These groups have consistently provided entertainment and joy to the community and have performed for the South Carolina State School Board Association as well as Disney World.
School of Dance Arts Recital
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The School of Dance Arts holds its Spring 2019 dance recital at the FMU Performing Arts Center.
School of Dance Arts Recital
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The School of Dance Arts holds its Spring 2019 dance recital at the FMU Performing Arts Center.
School of Dance Arts Recital
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The School of Dance Arts holds its Spring 2019 dance recital at the FMU Performing Arts Center.
School of Dance Arts Recital
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The School of Dance Arts holds its Spring 2019 dance recital at the FMU Performing Arts Center.
Masterworks Choir
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The Masterworks Choir and the Masterworks Children's Choir present its 40th Anniversary Concert and Celebration. Performance includes Jubilate Deo by Dan Forrest and a Newly commissioned work by Terre Johnson.
June 2019
South Carolina Court of Appeals Reception
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SC Court of Appeals Session
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Private event. Oral arguments will be held at:
10:00 am
10:40 am
11:20 am
Immediately following the last argument, the judges will have a brief discussion about the Judicial Branch of government and how it fits into a representative democracy.
Chief Judge James E. Lockemy of Dillon will be presiding. He is planning to bring cases involving Florentines or Florence lawyers, to the docket.