The Fall Tours with the Preservation Society in Charleston
Explore Charlestonâs dreamiest gardens. | Photo provided by Preservation Society of Charleston
When you think Charleston, history, culture, and architectureprobably come to mind. It wouldnât be out of the ordinary to walk down a cobblestone alleyway, come upon a historic home, and spot a lush secret garden.
What if we told you that you can take a closer look? The Preservation Society of Charlestonâs annualFall Tours are coming up next month and tickets are still available for select programs.
Between Oct. 5-29, attendees will learn about local architecture, landscapes, neighborhoods, and cultural heritage and experience it all first-hand in downtown Charleston. Pro tip: Wear comfortable walking shoes, trust us.
Hereâs a little background info: The Preservation Society of Charleston is the nationâs first preservation organization. This nonprofit is dedicated to protecting the cityâs unique character, quality of life, and diverse neighborhoods.
If youâre interested in volunteering, complete a Volunteer Application. Volunteers will be provided with training materials + receive a voucher to attend a Saturday Piazzas and Gardens Tour of their choice.
Heads up: Tickets are selling quickly, and select programs may be sold out. Explore all tour offeringshere.
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Homegrown At The Point | Fri., Sep. 9 | 5-9 p.m. | Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina, 20 Patriots Point Rd., Mount Pleasant | $10 | Catch a performance by Yesterdayâs Wine during Charlestonâs premiere happy hour concert series. đľ
Brighter Days Ahead: Kickoff Dinner | Fri., Sep. 9 | 6-10 p.m. | High Wire Distilling, 311 Huger St. | $150+ | Enjoy a welcome reception with snacks and cocktails followed by a multi-course meal and music to launch the Brighter Days Ahead Campaign.
Saturday
Life and Legacy Blood Drive | Sat., Sep. 10 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Patriots Point, 40 Patriots Point Rd., Mount Pleasant | Free parking | Donate blood and receive a free day pass for the Charleston Water Taxi â a $10 donation will be made to the USS Yorktown Foundation for each donation.
Fall Food Truck Festival at Firefly Distillery | Sat., Sep. 10 | 12-5 p.m. | Firefly Distillery, 4201 Spruill Ave., North Charleston | Free to attend | SCâs oldest working distillery is hosting a new fall festival â explore 18 food trucks.
Charleston Battery: Military Appreciation Night | Sat., Sept. 10 | Gates: 5:30 p.m.; Kickoff: 7 p.m. | Patriots Point | $12+ | Itâs Military Appreciation Night at the Battery as the team faces rival Tampa Bay Rowdies, with military color guard presentation, flyover, and fireworks after the match. đ *
Sunday
Remembering 9/11 | Sun., Sep. 11 | 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. | Patriots Point, 40 Patriots Point Rd., Mount Pleasant | Museum admission | Honor those who lost their lives on September 11 with multiple memorial events â free admission for first responders. đşđ¸
September 11, 2001 Remembrance Ceremony | Sun., Sep. 11 | 8:30 a.m. | Davis-Bailey Park, 5190 Jim E. Bilton Blvd., St. George | Free | This annual ceremony is open to the public and will include speakers such as County Councilwoman Harriet Holman â the event is rain or shine.
Dog Day Afternoon at Whirlinâ Waters | Sun., Sep. 11 | 1-3 p.m. | North Charleston Wannamaker County Park, 8888 University Blvd., North Charleston | $14.29 | Itâs your dogâs turn to cool off and enjoy a day at the waterpark at the end of the summer. đ
The Play That Goes Wrong | Sun., Sep. 11 | 2-4:30 p.m. | Charleston Stage at the dock, 135 Church St. | $42.50+ | Experience hilarious nonstop pandemonium during this Tony Award-winning play.
We have amonthly guide filled with events + activities you can plan for in advance. Click the button below to bookmark ideas for upcoming date nights, family outings, and time with friends.
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A new carry-out eatery is coming to Mount Pleasant. Look forward to grabbingprepared dishes to-go from Get Carried Away like Lowcountry boil as well as coffee, appetizers, and desserts. The shop aims to open in the former Wild Wing Cafe at Moultrie Plaza Shopping Center off of Coleman Boulevard in December. (The Post and Courier)
Civic
Registered SC voters, listen up: The county is seeking poll workers for the upcoming November election. If youâre interested in learning more or signing up, reach out to the Board of Elections and Voter Registration. Bonus: Poll workers will receive $200. đłď¸ (WCSC)
Plan Ahead
Three cheers for beers.Charleston Beer Week is back from Fri., Oct. 28-Mon., Nov. 7. Explore 50+ craft beer-focused events throughout the Lowcountry like the Hop Chef Competition, Beer Olympics, and the Beer Week Block Party. Most events will be free to attend and âpay-as-you-go.â Charleston Beer Week will support 10 local charities.
Shop
Get excited for food, shopping, and live music at2nd Sunday on King Street this weekend. Pssst: Charlestonâs main street is car-free from Queen to Calhounfrom 12-5 p.m. on the second Sunday of every month. Pro tip:Use this permit for free two-hour parking downtown. đď¸
Network
The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce Business and Community Expo, akathe townâs largest networking event, will take place Thurs., Sept. 22 at the Omar Shrine Center. Get fired up for interactive exhibits, demonstrations, giveaways, food samples, games, prizes, vendors, and a happy hour. Bonus: The event is free to attend.
Arts
Hereâs a cool event you may not know about: Plein Air Painting. During this âart in the parkâ activity with the Charleston Parks Conservancy, participants paint outdoors around town. All skill levels are welcome. The next session is tomorrow at Hampton Park. Learn more + register. đ¨
Biz
Tequila seltzer company Volley, which began in NYC, is now headquartered on East Bay Street. The seltzer uses blue agave tequila straight from Jalisco, Mexico. The company is planning a grand openingfor its tasting room space in the coming weeks. Stay tuned. Find the headquarters at 132 East Bay St.
Travel
Calling all jet setters â Breeze Airways will offer nonstop flights from Charleston to Las Vegas starting in November. Book a flight by Tues., Sept. 10 for travel from Nov. 3 through Feb. 14 to score $99+ one-way tickets. Did you know? Breeze was just named No. 2 Best Domestic Airline by Travel + Leisure. âď¸
Development
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Wellness
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PLAN AHEAD
Pop-up alert
Haroldâs Cabin Holiday Bar in Charleston, SC
The event is Mollyâs Irish Pub meets Hocus Pocus meets Santa Claus, according to Haroldâs Cabin Partner Drew Childers. | Photo provided by South City PR
We made it to September and yâall know what that means. Weâre already daydreaming about the holidays, and Haroldâs Cabindelivered. Weâre stoked for the Halloween pop-up on Oct. 4 + Christmas-themed pop-up on Nov. 15.
The upstairs will transform into a holiday destination with floor-to-ceiling holiday garb and themed festivities like costume parties and Ugly Christmas Sweater events.
The themed menu will feature sips and bites like hot toddies, egg nog, mummy dogs, tinsel treats, and ice cream cookie sandwiches with locally-made Frigid Bits Ice Cream.
Mark your calendars and make your way to 247 Congress St. this fall.
THE WRAP
Todayâs edition was written by Tatum.
Editorâs pick: I love brunch as much as the next gal, and Charleston is a pretty sweet place to live if you like to brunch a bunch.
Good news, Post House is hosting a âTreasury of Southern Bakingâ Brunch on Oct. 1 in celebration of author Cheryl Dayâs new cookbook.
Make room for a four-course prix-fixe menu featuring eats like a cornmeal cheese waffle + fried chicken and butterscotch pudding.
Tickets are $65 per person. Reserve on Resy and head to 101 Pitt St.
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Editorial: Alexandra Garian, Tatum Jacaruso, Jessalin Heins-Nagamoto, Kaylee Holland, Ashlea Hearn, Emily Shea| Send us a scoop, question, or feedback.
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