The Local Natives performed at High Water Festival 2022. | Photo by Charles Reagan / After Three
High Water Festival, an annual music festival in North Charleston, has released the lineup for the 2023 event. The folk-rock music fest will return for its fifth year to North Charleston Riverfront Park on April 15-16, 2023.
Here are theheadliners: 🎵 Rainbow Kitten Surprise 🎵 Beck 🎵 Wilco 🎵 Bleachers 🎵 Father John Misty
View the full lineup for the event, which is a celebration of music, food, and drinks curated by folk duo Shovels & Rope. Look forward to local eats andcraft vendors+ check out festival merch.
The festival, canceled in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic, had an estimated economic impact of $25 millionin 2019. The event sold out again in 2022, with 15,000 ticket-holders for each day.
Tickets will be availableto the public starting tomorrow, Nov. 17 at noon. Stay tuned for the 2023 schedule.
Sign up for presale access below. Presale is running through 11:59 p.m. tonight, Nov. 16.
LAUGHWAY TO THE WEEKEND | Wednesday, Nov. 16 | 8 p.m. | Theatre 99, 280 Meeting St., Ste. B, Charleston | $10 | This improv comedy show will feature two to three acts of improv comedy.
Thursday, Nov. 17
Decoupage Oyster Shells | Thursday, Nov. 17 | 6-7 p.m. | Bees Ferry West Ashley Library, 3035 Sanders Rd., Charleston | Free | Register to make a Lowcountry shell decoration at the Bees Ferry West Ashley Library.
Paint & Sip @ Estuary Beans & Barley: Giving Thanks | Thursday, Nov. 17 | 6-8 p.m. | Estuary Beans & Barley, 3538 Meeks Farm Rd., Johns Island | $35 | Join For the Love of Art for this festive paint event — receive $1 off every pint ordered from Estuary’s bar.
Friday, Nov. 18
North Charleston UMC Fall Festival | Friday, Nov. 18-Saturday, Nov. 19 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | North Charleston United Methodist Church, 1125 E. Montague Ave., North Charleston | Free | Eat lunch and shop for crafts, baked goods, themed baskets, and pecans.
The Carolina Waltz - A Tribute To The Band’s Last Waltz | Friday, Nov. 18 | 9 p.m.-12 a.m. | Pour House, 1977 Maybank Hwy., Charleston | $14-$16 | “The Carolina Waltz” is the premier tribute to The Band’s Last Waltz in the Carolinas featuring members of The Blue Dogs, The New Familiars, and Midwood Horns.
CMC TWO Fall Concert | Friday, Nov. 18 | 7-8 p.m. | West Ashley Theater Center, 1401 Sam Rittenberg Blvd., #11, Charleston | Free, donations accepted at the door | Musicians of CMC TWO will perform a variety of chamber music selections at the West Ashley Theater Center.
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.
The old city hall building in North Charleston may become a new hospital for Roper St. Francis Healthcare. North Charleston plans to sell the building on Lacross Road to the healthcare provider for $9.2 million. (The Post and Courier)
Award
Garden & Gun has announced the winners of the 2022Made in the South Awards celebrating Southern-made products. Charleston snagged several runner-up spots including Life Raft Treats‘ “Not Fried Chicken” ice cream buckets and Butcher & Bee’s smoked onion jam. Meet all the winners. 🏆 (Garden & Gun)
Open
North Charleston Dental Outreachrecently opened its new dental clinic. The goal is to provide affordable quality dental services to individuals with low incomes. The clinic is located at 3625 Azalea Dr. Make a donation. (WCIV)
Biz
The Alley is turning 10. Tomorrow, Nov. 17, this downtown restaurant + entertainment hub — which offers food, drinks, bowling, games, trivia, and events — will celebrate its 10th year in business. Visit at 131 Columbus St. Happy Birthday to The Alley. 🎂
Holiday
ICYMI: The Old Village Holiday Street Fest returns to Pitt Street on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 2-8 p.m. This holiday market promises shopping, live music, food, libations, and a visit from old Saint Nick. The street fest is open to the public + free to attend. (Holy City Sinner)
Question
Hey readers, we’re looking forsuggestions. Where do you recommend the 50+ crowd go for blues and jazz around Charleston? Share your thoughts. Thanks for asking, reader Debra M. 🎷
DYK
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Announced
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EAT
Shell, yeah 🦪
All-you-can-eat oysters are back at this Charleston, SC bar
Take a look at this beauty. | Photo by @containerbarchs
Hey readers, it’s Tatum. Good news — I heard all-you-can-eat oyster roasts are back at Container Bar. This downtown watering hole is one of my favorite spots to grab a drink + a bite in the Holy City.
Make room for bottomless mollusks every Sunday from 1-4 p.m. for $20 at 2130 Mt Pleasant St. Heads up: Container Bar will be capping its oyster roasts once the bar reaches capacity, so get there early. See you there.
THE WRAP
Today’s issue was written by Tatum.
Editor’s pick:It’s the end of today’s newsletter, which meansit’s time for dessert. I spotted these sweet treats on The Royal Tern’s Instagram (here they are on Facebook, too).
🥄 Brookie Pie with salty caramel sauce, whipped cream, and chocolate décor 🥄 Marbled Pumpkin Cheesecake with oat and pumpkin seed crumble, vanilla whipped cream, and a swirl of molasses
Grab a spoon and dig in this week at 3005 Maybank Hwy. on Johns Island.
Missed yesterday’s newsletter? Lace up your sneakers and check out Thanksgiving turkey trots, here.
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