Charleston

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The restored Dock Street Theatre reopened in May 2010 with a Spoleto Festival performance of "Flora," the first opera ever performed in the American Colonies. The first theatre in the Colonies, Dock Street opened in 1736 and was lost in the fire of... Read More

Summerville

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Get up close and personal with 30 renowned artists from across the country as they present their fine art sculpture in Summerville's Azalea Park. Discover a broad range of original sculpture from Western to wildlife, awe-inspiring to abstract. Artists... Read More

Summerville

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Southern hospitality is on display as you tour Summerville's loveliest homes and charming cottages while sampling the sumptuous fare of some of the Lowcountry's favorite chefs. Entertaining and decorating ideas will be on display with table settings from... Read More

Charleston

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Patrons can step inside the tale of “A Christmas Carol” as part of Circa 1886’s annual Dickens Dinner. A storyteller will regale diners with a lively retelling of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” while they enjoy a four-course Victorian... Read More

North Charleston

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Básico offers a modern take on a traditional taqueria, emphasizing local, fresh ingredients and seasonal menu items. Located in the historic Park Circle district between Mixson Market and Mixson Bath & Racquet Club, this gourmet taqueria lives by... Read More

Charleston

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Charleston Jazz is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote musical awareness and education including the recognition and preservation of the history of jazz in the Lowcountry through performances, special events and educational outreach.... Read More