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Walk, Run, Bike, Play
You are invited to enjoy the natural beauty of James Island County Park, with year-round fun for the entire family. Admission allows you to enjoy grassy open meadows, saltwater fishing* and crabbing, a spray play fountain (open seasonally), miles of paved trails for walking, biking, and skating, picnic spots with tables and grills, dog park, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pits, 18-hole disc golf course, bicycle, pedal boat, and kayak rentals and more.
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James Island County Park
871 Riverland DrYou are invited to enjoy the natural beauty of James Island County Park, with year-round fun for the entire family. Admission allows you to enjoy grassy open meadows, saltwater fishing* and crabbing, a spray play fountain (open seasonally), miles of paved trails for walking, biking, and skating, picnic spots with tables and grills, dog park, sand volleyball court, horseshoe pits, 18-hole disc golf course, bicycle, pedal boat, and kayak rentals and more.
This park is located next to the James Island Yacht Club. It was formerly known as “Sunrise Park”, and it offers some spectacular views of Charleston Harbor and the Arthur Ravenel Bridge. This park does not cover a large area of land, but the variety of scenery here is incredible. Many people bring their dogs here to walk.
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Melton Peter Demetre Park
640 Wampler DrThis park is located next to the James Island Yacht Club. It was formerly known as “Sunrise Park”, and it offers some spectacular views of Charleston Harbor and the Arthur Ravenel Bridge. This park does not cover a large area of land, but the variety of scenery here is incredible. Many people bring their dogs here to walk.
A favorite of local mountain bikers, the West Ashley Greenway takes you on a 7.8-mile (one way) ride from suburban Charleston west to the scenic Lowcountry wetlands that surround this charming city. From its trailhead behind the South Windermere Shopping Center on Folly Road.
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West Ashley Greenway
West Ashley GreenwayA favorite of local mountain bikers, the West Ashley Greenway takes you on a 7.8-mile (one way) ride from suburban Charleston west to the scenic Lowcountry wetlands that surround this charming city. From its trailhead behind the South Windermere Shopping Center on Folly Road.
Known to Charleston locals as "the Edge of America", Folly Beach is home to numerous surf spots, the most popular being the Washout, 10th Street and the Folly Beach Pier. Despite its usually calm conditions, Folly Beach has gained prominence as one of the more popular surf spots along the East Coast. Folly Beach is an eclectic beach community with surf shops, restaurants, gift shops, offices, and bars along Center Street; the main road and gateway to the community.
So, whether you like to surf or snooze, this beach will fill your desires.
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Folly Beach
East Ashley AvenueKnown to Charleston locals as "the Edge of America", Folly Beach is home to numerous surf spots, the most popular being the Washout, 10th Street and the Folly Beach Pier. Despite its usually calm conditions, Folly Beach has gained prominence as one of the more popular surf spots along the East Coast. Folly Beach is an eclectic beach community with surf shops, restaurants, gift shops, offices, and bars along Center Street; the main road and gateway to the community.
So, whether you like to surf or snooze, this beach will fill your desires.
Escape the soulless box store theater chains and gather where people love movies! Support your independent small business. We answer our phones and our emails. We have a vibrant Facebook following and exchange ideas regularly.
Add the largest selections of both traditional and unique concessions, along with a huge variety of beer and fine wines from around the corner and around the world, it's clear that the Terrace is simply the best.
The Terrace has partnered with numerous local charities to use its fortunate position to raise awareness and money for a variety of causes, including Lowcountry Orphan Relief, Darkness To Light, Charleston Jewish Federation, Pet Helpers, and Lowcountry Food Bank, along with many others.
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The Terrace Theater
1956d Maybank HwyEscape the soulless box store theater chains and gather where people love movies! Support your independent small business. We answer our phones and our emails. We have a vibrant Facebook following and exchange ideas regularly.
Add the largest selections of both traditional and unique concessions, along with a huge variety of beer and fine wines from around the corner and around the world, it's clear that the Terrace is simply the best.
The Terrace has partnered with numerous local charities to use its fortunate position to raise awareness and money for a variety of causes, including Lowcountry Orphan Relief, Darkness To Light, Charleston Jewish Federation, Pet Helpers, and Lowcountry Food Bank, along with many others.
Sightseeing
Our one-hour narrated carriage tour covers more than 2.5 miles and 30 blocks of historic Charleston. It really is the best way to see the “Holy City” and learn about its rich and vast historical areas and attractions.
Also available are Historic Walking Tours and Haunted Carriage Tours!
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Old South Carriage Company
14 Anson StOur one-hour narrated carriage tour covers more than 2.5 miles and 30 blocks of historic Charleston. It really is the best way to see the “Holy City” and learn about its rich and vast historical areas and attractions.
Also available are Historic Walking Tours and Haunted Carriage Tours!
This Heritage Preserve protects one of the very few important Civil War sites in the state. It is built around the remains of an old Civil War fort constructed in 1862 as part of James Island's defense. A short hiking trail takes you to some of the area's historic sites. Additionally, you can get a nice view of the marsh at a few spots along the way.
Fort Lamar Historic Preserve
1231 Fort Lamar RdThis Heritage Preserve protects one of the very few important Civil War sites in the state. It is built around the remains of an old Civil War fort constructed in 1862 as part of James Island's defense. A short hiking trail takes you to some of the area's historic sites. Additionally, you can get a nice view of the marsh at a few spots along the way.
At the northeastern end of Folly Island you will find an undeveloped area with an outstanding view of the inlet and the Morris Island Lighthouse. A half-mile long hiking trail, most of which is paved, takes you from the park entrance to the beach. There is some evidence of vandalism here, but most of the area is in good shape. Finding a place to park your car may be difficult on summer weekends.
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Lighthouse Inlet Heritage Preserve
West Ashley AvenueAt the northeastern end of Folly Island you will find an undeveloped area with an outstanding view of the inlet and the Morris Island Lighthouse. A half-mile long hiking trail, most of which is paved, takes you from the park entrance to the beach. There is some evidence of vandalism here, but most of the area is in good shape. Finding a place to park your car may be difficult on summer weekends.
The Angel Oak Tree on South Carolina’s largest island, John’s Island, is the oldest tree east of the Mississippi River and is one of the oldest living things in the United States. This behemoth of a tree resides near Charleston, South Carolina and the Angel Oak Tree is a Southern Live Oak, or Quercus Virginiana. It’s so large (65 feet high and 28 feet in circumference) that it has its own address, 3688 Angel Oak Road, in its own park, Angel Oak Park. In addition to its stretched height, it’s a sprawling 2,000 square feet of shade from its tree-sized branches.
The Angel Oak once belonged on the property of Justus Angel and his wife Martha Waight Tucker Angel. The land was originally granted to Abraham Waight, a wealthy plantation owner, in 1717. The tree was named after the estate on which it stood and soon, other folklore. Because the land was a plantation, tales of the ghosts of slaves appearing around the tree as angels at night began to grow and so the tree became “Angel”. The land and tree remained in the Angel family for four generations. Later, it was included as part of the marriage agreement between Justus Angel and Martha Waight Tucker.
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Angel Oak Tree
3688 Angel Oak RoadThe Angel Oak Tree on South Carolina’s largest island, John’s Island, is the oldest tree east of the Mississippi River and is one of the oldest living things in the United States. This behemoth of a tree resides near Charleston, South Carolina and the Angel Oak Tree is a Southern Live Oak, or Quercus Virginiana. It’s so large (65 feet high and 28 feet in circumference) that it has its own address, 3688 Angel Oak Road, in its own park, Angel Oak Park. In addition to its stretched height, it’s a sprawling 2,000 square feet of shade from its tree-sized branches.
The Angel Oak once belonged on the property of Justus Angel and his wife Martha Waight Tucker Angel. The land was originally granted to Abraham Waight, a wealthy plantation owner, in 1717. The tree was named after the estate on which it stood and soon, other folklore. Because the land was a plantation, tales of the ghosts of slaves appearing around the tree as angels at night began to grow and so the tree became “Angel”. The land and tree remained in the Angel family for four generations. Later, it was included as part of the marriage agreement between Justus Angel and Martha Waight Tucker.
If you have an interest in unique Charleston history, you'll have to visit the Charleston Museum. This city has so many stories it's difficult to choose just one...but I'm feeling the call of the ocean...
James Island/Folly Beach is the area where native New Yorkers George and Ira Gershwin worked on the music and lyrics for the play “Porgy and Bess”. Remember the song “Summertime”?
Eighty-five years ago, George Gershwin, the ultimate urbanite, “went native”—shirtless, shaveless, and shoeless—on Folly, immersing himself in the lore and rhythms of the place to create the score for Porgy and Bess, an American operatic masterpiece. In 1926, Gershwin had stumbled on Dubose Heyward’s story, Porgy, of a goat cart beggar who finds love and loss. After considering an opera based on the medieval Jewish legend of the malicious spirit dybbuk or a “melting pot” story based in New York City, he knew instantly Porgy was it. In June 1934, Gershwin arrived for a six-week stay.
Folly then was a remote, one telephone, shack-lined shore where electricity and ice were considered luxuries. On a rented piano, Gershwin plucked notes as if divining them from the atmosphere, following up the tune he had created for Heyward’s lyric, “Summertime and the livin’ is easy.” The end result has been heard by millions. The Gershwin-Heyward opera reprises that momentous season at Folly and will be revived this September, 2019 with a production at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
You can search the Charleston Museum, Porgy and Bess to read about the real "Porgy".
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Museo ng Charleston
360 Meeting StIf you have an interest in unique Charleston history, you'll have to visit the Charleston Museum. This city has so many stories it's difficult to choose just one...but I'm feeling the call of the ocean...
James Island/Folly Beach is the area where native New Yorkers George and Ira Gershwin worked on the music and lyrics for the play “Porgy and Bess”. Remember the song “Summertime”?
Eighty-five years ago, George Gershwin, the ultimate urbanite, “went native”—shirtless, shaveless, and shoeless—on Folly, immersing himself in the lore and rhythms of the place to create the score for Porgy and Bess, an American operatic masterpiece. In 1926, Gershwin had stumbled on Dubose Heyward’s story, Porgy, of a goat cart beggar who finds love and loss. After considering an opera based on the medieval Jewish legend of the malicious spirit dybbuk or a “melting pot” story based in New York City, he knew instantly Porgy was it. In June 1934, Gershwin arrived for a six-week stay.
Folly then was a remote, one telephone, shack-lined shore where electricity and ice were considered luxuries. On a rented piano, Gershwin plucked notes as if divining them from the atmosphere, following up the tune he had created for Heyward’s lyric, “Summertime and the livin’ is easy.” The end result has been heard by millions. The Gershwin-Heyward opera reprises that momentous season at Folly and will be revived this September, 2019 with a production at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
You can search the Charleston Museum, Porgy and Bess to read about the real "Porgy".
A National Historic Landmark, home to the oldest landscaped gardens in America and an enduring, vibrant, and essential part of the Charleston and American experience, Middleton Place is owned and operated by the Middleton Place Foundation. The Foundation, a 501(c)(3) educational trust established in 1974, uses historic preservation, documented research, and interpretation as a force for education, understanding, and positive change.
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Middleton Place
4300 Ashley River RdA National Historic Landmark, home to the oldest landscaped gardens in America and an enduring, vibrant, and essential part of the Charleston and American experience, Middleton Place is owned and operated by the Middleton Place Foundation. The Foundation, a 501(c)(3) educational trust established in 1974, uses historic preservation, documented research, and interpretation as a force for education, understanding, and positive change.
Step back in time with a half-hour guided tour of the Drayton family home, the third to grace the site in more than three centuries of Drayton family occupation. The current main House – the core of which was built prior to the Revolutionary War near Summerville, South Carolina and floated down the Ashley River to Magnolia after the Civil War — gives a glimpse of plantation life in the 19th century and beyond. Ten rooms are open to the public, furnished with early-American antiques, porcelain, quilts, and other Drayton family heirlooms. Guides describe life in the 19th century, using furniture and household objects to bring plantation culture alive. You may visit the History Room after the tour where another guide is available to answer questions and provide more information on the current owners of the Plantation.
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Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
3550 Ashley River RdStep back in time with a half-hour guided tour of the Drayton family home, the third to grace the site in more than three centuries of Drayton family occupation. The current main House – the core of which was built prior to the Revolutionary War near Summerville, South Carolina and floated down the Ashley River to Magnolia after the Civil War — gives a glimpse of plantation life in the 19th century and beyond. Ten rooms are open to the public, furnished with early-American antiques, porcelain, quilts, and other Drayton family heirlooms. Guides describe life in the 19th century, using furniture and household objects to bring plantation culture alive. You may visit the History Room after the tour where another guide is available to answer questions and provide more information on the current owners of the Plantation.
In 1985, The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture was established on the former site of the prestigious Avery Normal Institute (c. 1865) as part of the academic program at the College of Charleston. The Avery Normal Institute was a nationally recognized school that trained young adults in professional careers and leadership roles for nearly 100 years.
Address: 123 Bull St, Charleston, SC, USA
There is so much African American history in Charleston that you can't get the whole story from one place.
Go to africanamericancharleston dot com / places
for so much more...
Avery Research Center
125 Bull StIn 1985, The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture was established on the former site of the prestigious Avery Normal Institute (c. 1865) as part of the academic program at the College of Charleston. The Avery Normal Institute was a nationally recognized school that trained young adults in professional careers and leadership roles for nearly 100 years.
Address: 123 Bull St, Charleston, SC, USA
There is so much African American history in Charleston that you can't get the whole story from one place.
Go to africanamericancharleston dot com / places
for so much more...
Golf
The Charleston Country Club offers an 18 hole, 6,700 yard, par 72 golf course on 134 acres with distinct landscapes. The front nine holes offer small greens with blue and rye grass fairways. The back nine is cut through woods and over streams that accent the natural contours of the bent grass fairways.
Country Club of Charleston
1 Country Club DriveThe Charleston Country Club offers an 18 hole, 6,700 yard, par 72 golf course on 134 acres with distinct landscapes. The front nine holes offer small greens with blue and rye grass fairways. The back nine is cut through woods and over streams that accent the natural contours of the bent grass fairways.
Charleston area municipal golf course was built just after the turn of the 20th century. The 18-hole course offers six sets of tees and a few scenic holes built within the marshlands. The small greens and the surrounding bunkers test even the best player's skill. Locals say that it is the oldest course in Charleston.
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City of Charleston Municipal Golf Course
2110 Maybank HwyCharleston area municipal golf course was built just after the turn of the 20th century. The 18-hole course offers six sets of tees and a few scenic holes built within the marshlands. The small greens and the surrounding bunkers test even the best player's skill. Locals say that it is the oldest course in Charleston.
Food scene
Even after 20+ years of eating at Mondo's I can say I've never been disappointed. It's my go-to restaurant!
Don't let the strip mall environs fool you: Mondo's is a hidden gem of a restaurant, serving up fresh, flavorful Italian staples like bruschetta, prosciutto-wrapped artichoke hearts, house-made pastas and signature, homemade meatballs. Pasta enthusiasts will be happy here, what with the affordable, heaping portions of penne, ravioli, and fettucine, but you really can't go wrong with anything on the market-driven menu. Weather permitting, be sure to check out the cozy, fauna- and light-laden patio out back.
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Mondo's Italian Restaurant
915 Folly RdEven after 20+ years of eating at Mondo's I can say I've never been disappointed. It's my go-to restaurant!
Don't let the strip mall environs fool you: Mondo's is a hidden gem of a restaurant, serving up fresh, flavorful Italian staples like bruschetta, prosciutto-wrapped artichoke hearts, house-made pastas and signature, homemade meatballs. Pasta enthusiasts will be happy here, what with the affordable, heaping portions of penne, ravioli, and fettucine, but you really can't go wrong with anything on the market-driven menu. Weather permitting, be sure to check out the cozy, fauna- and light-laden patio out back.
Spend an afternoon on Wadmalaw Island. This is the home of Charleston Tea Plantation teas - nine very special flavors of tea, including our original American Classic Tea. This is the only brand of tea in the world that is made exclusively with 100% tea grown in America. The Plantation sits right off Maybank Highway. Driving down Maybank is like taking a step back in time. Wadmalaw has not and cannot be commercially developed, therefore much of the land remains untouched. The Island is also home to other unique and historic attractions such as Deep Water Vineyard, the only domestic winery in Charleston, South Carolina as well as the Angel Oak, a Live Oak tree that is believed to be over 1,500 years old.
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Charleston Tea Plantation
6617 Maybank HwySpend an afternoon on Wadmalaw Island. This is the home of Charleston Tea Plantation teas - nine very special flavors of tea, including our original American Classic Tea. This is the only brand of tea in the world that is made exclusively with 100% tea grown in America. The Plantation sits right off Maybank Highway. Driving down Maybank is like taking a step back in time. Wadmalaw has not and cannot be commercially developed, therefore much of the land remains untouched. The Island is also home to other unique and historic attractions such as Deep Water Vineyard, the only domestic winery in Charleston, South Carolina as well as the Angel Oak, a Live Oak tree that is believed to be over 1,500 years old.
Firefly Distillery is located on Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina, 20 miles south of Charleston. Visitors can enjoy tastings and purchase Firefly Spirits including Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka, our best-selling Lemonade Vodka, our new small-batch bourbon, and many other distillery specialties. It is the oldest working distillery in the state and has become a top destination in the Charleston area.
Tastings in the Firefly Vodka distillery and Irvin~House Vineyard winery are available March through November for a small fee to taste 6 of 15 flavors of Firefly Vodka, Sea Island Rums and 5 wines. Patrons will receive complimentary glasses during both tastings. Bring your lawn chairs & blankets to picnic under the oaks and relish in the Lowcountry beauty.
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Firefly Distillery
4201 Spruill AvenueFirefly Distillery is located on Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina, 20 miles south of Charleston. Visitors can enjoy tastings and purchase Firefly Spirits including Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka, our best-selling Lemonade Vodka, our new small-batch bourbon, and many other distillery specialties. It is the oldest working distillery in the state and has become a top destination in the Charleston area.
Tastings in the Firefly Vodka distillery and Irvin~House Vineyard winery are available March through November for a small fee to taste 6 of 15 flavors of Firefly Vodka, Sea Island Rums and 5 wines. Patrons will receive complimentary glasses during both tastings. Bring your lawn chairs & blankets to picnic under the oaks and relish in the Lowcountry beauty.
A local and visitor favorite, we grow and harvest the grapes as well as make and bottle our wines all on site. You'll find us about 30 minutes south of Charleston, on the sleepy island of Wadmalaw. Our vineyard offers walking trails, many animals to get to know, a garden, a large pond, the winery (of course), our gift shop, and Firefly distillery. Prepare to spend a few hours, or a full day enjoying a walk through the vines; or take advantage of our affordable and informative wine tastings. Whether you’re a large group or intimate couple, the vineyard has plenty of things to do.
For $7.00, you'll go on a "choose your own adventure" tour of our 9 wines, weaving your way through 5 tastes. And, since we value our employees being able to be spontaneous, you may have some surprise tastes as well (especially if you come during the week when we're not so busy). At the end you will receive a complimentary wine glass to remember your time at the vineyard. Guests are welcome to stroll through the 7 miles of vines in our vineyard as a self-guided tour.
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Deep Water Vineyard
6775 Bears Bluff RdA local and visitor favorite, we grow and harvest the grapes as well as make and bottle our wines all on site. You'll find us about 30 minutes south of Charleston, on the sleepy island of Wadmalaw. Our vineyard offers walking trails, many animals to get to know, a garden, a large pond, the winery (of course), our gift shop, and Firefly distillery. Prepare to spend a few hours, or a full day enjoying a walk through the vines; or take advantage of our affordable and informative wine tastings. Whether you’re a large group or intimate couple, the vineyard has plenty of things to do.
For $7.00, you'll go on a "choose your own adventure" tour of our 9 wines, weaving your way through 5 tastes. And, since we value our employees being able to be spontaneous, you may have some surprise tastes as well (especially if you come during the week when we're not so busy). At the end you will receive a complimentary wine glass to remember your time at the vineyard. Guests are welcome to stroll through the 7 miles of vines in our vineyard as a self-guided tour.
Music
You've got to take a look at the lineup at the Charleston Music Hall! Any time of the year it's packed with surprising talent.
And if you're lucky enough to be in town when the Charleston Jazz Orchestra plays you've hit the mother lode of ear candy!
This space is just small enough that the sound doesn't get washed out and big enough that you feel like you're in a theater. Acoustically right and not a bad seat in the house!
Go have a cocktail or early dinner right next door so you're not rushed for the 7pm show. Trust me, you won't regret this night.
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Charleston Music Hall
37 John StYou've got to take a look at the lineup at the Charleston Music Hall! Any time of the year it's packed with surprising talent.
And if you're lucky enough to be in town when the Charleston Jazz Orchestra plays you've hit the mother lode of ear candy!
This space is just small enough that the sound doesn't get washed out and big enough that you feel like you're in a theater. Acoustically right and not a bad seat in the house!
Go have a cocktail or early dinner right next door so you're not rushed for the 7pm show. Trust me, you won't regret this night.
“What happened in Charleston, New Orleans, Memphis, Kansas City, Savannah and other cities not only illustrates the fact that jazz was born in America, their stories prove that America is built on the same principles as jazz. It’s a kind of real-world metaphor. Jazz is democratic. Everyone can have something to say. It’s diverse and inclusive. It’s an experiment. There’s never been anything like it before. It will always be a work in progress.”
–Jack McCray, Co-Founder of Charleston Jazz
Take a look at the website called Charleston Jazz dot com ~ and you will begin to know you've found the best music in town.
Charleston Jazz Academy
3005 W Montague Ave“What happened in Charleston, New Orleans, Memphis, Kansas City, Savannah and other cities not only illustrates the fact that jazz was born in America, their stories prove that America is built on the same principles as jazz. It’s a kind of real-world metaphor. Jazz is democratic. Everyone can have something to say. It’s diverse and inclusive. It’s an experiment. There’s never been anything like it before. It will always be a work in progress.”
–Jack McCray, Co-Founder of Charleston Jazz
Take a look at the website called Charleston Jazz dot com ~ and you will begin to know you've found the best music in town.
The aim of the Charleston Pour House is to be a regional epicenter for music lovers, artists of various mediums, and other like-minded individuals. We believe that experiencing live music in a unique and vibrant setting will foster positive and lasting relationships between bands, visual artists, The Pour House staff, and guests alike. The Pour House is a home-grown, independently operated music venue, and we are proud to be an integral part of Charleston’s burgeoning music scene. The city is home to both amazing local musicians and artists and is a welcome stop for touring bands of all levels. The Charleston Pour House is committed to providing our guests, both bands and patrons, with a one of a kind experience. We hope to share our brand of modern, fun-loving hospitality with you soon. Love.Live.Music.
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The Charleston Pour House
1977 Maybank HwyThe aim of the Charleston Pour House is to be a regional epicenter for music lovers, artists of various mediums, and other like-minded individuals. We believe that experiencing live music in a unique and vibrant setting will foster positive and lasting relationships between bands, visual artists, The Pour House staff, and guests alike. The Pour House is a home-grown, independently operated music venue, and we are proud to be an integral part of Charleston’s burgeoning music scene. The city is home to both amazing local musicians and artists and is a welcome stop for touring bands of all levels. The Charleston Pour House is committed to providing our guests, both bands and patrons, with a one of a kind experience. We hope to share our brand of modern, fun-loving hospitality with you soon. Love.Live.Music.
The Charleston Symphony has a long history of artistic excellence. The CSO serves the Lowcountry of South Carolina with high-quality musical performances and impactful educational initiatives. In addition, they create opportunities for outstanding freelance musicians to perform with our orchestra on a regular basis.
Charleston Symphony Orchestra
95 Calhoun StreetThe Charleston Symphony has a long history of artistic excellence. The CSO serves the Lowcountry of South Carolina with high-quality musical performances and impactful educational initiatives. In addition, they create opportunities for outstanding freelance musicians to perform with our orchestra on a regular basis.
The historic Commodore offers LIVE MUSIC up to 5 nights a week featuring house bands such as Lady & The Brass, The Majestics, The Funktastics and Future Funk. Excellent local and regional acts are continually scheduled.
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The Commodore
504 Meeting StThe historic Commodore offers LIVE MUSIC up to 5 nights a week featuring house bands such as Lady & The Brass, The Majestics, The Funktastics and Future Funk. Excellent local and regional acts are continually scheduled.
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Check out the Charleston Visitors Bureau to make the most of your visit to our beautiful and history-full city!