Long-term health is not something that many young people routinely consider. After all, it’s easy to feel invincible during one’s childhood and adolescence. But the steps that young people take early on can affect their health as they get older.
By Josh Lanier
For The Greer Citizen
The long winter months are a good time for reflection. Once the holidays are behind, life slows back down and the days on the calendar don’t shed as fast as they did from October to the end of December.
On February 4, Foothills Philharmonic will resume its season with its Inaugural Chamber Orchestra Concert at Riverside Baptist Church, an event that showcases smaller scale works written for orchestra.
Cooking at home enables anyone to customize ingredients and gain control of the foods they eat. Too often commercially processed items are contain ingredients that compromise consumers’ overall health. This recipe for “Lemon Poppy Seed Pound Cake” is made from pantry staples.
The Center for the Arts, which houses seven resident artists, is open to patrons Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Robin Byouk has been the Set Designer/Artistic Director for the Greer Children’s Theatre for 15 years of the wonderful productions.
The City of Greer Center for the Arts will host The Butterfly Project Friday and Saturday, Jan. 6 and 7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
The project is an international movement where participants paint ceramic butterflies and learn about a victim of the Holocaust. Approximately 500 butterflies will be available for painting.
The City of Greer has announced the details for its 2023 Juried Arts Exhibition.
This year’s theme is “Inspired by Greer.” The exhibit is open to artists of all ages. All media and art styles will be considered.
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