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• A hint of citrus. Enjoy the Rêves D’été cocktail at Bar Vauté with vermouth, pineapple liqueur, citrus, and soda.
• A splash of wine. On Thursday, April 27, experience a six-course Chocolate and Wine Pairing featuring handmade chocolates at The Wine Shop.
• A sprinkle of herbs. Head to Uncork for a sliced baguette with goat cheese, strawberries, fresh basil, and a balsamic reduction paired with the Stargazer Martini.
• A dash of bitters. Try the Breakfast In America cocktail at Jack of Cups Saloon featuring rye whiskey, cocoa bitters, and basmati rice rinse.
• A spritz of florals. On Saturday, April 29, create personalized scents while sipping champagne at the Perfume & Cologne Making Class at Tijon.
• A drizzle of honey. Savor the mini ham biscuits appetizer with prosciutto, mustard, hot honey, and a pickle slice and sip the Sour Pear cocktail at Bourbon N’ Bubbles.

• South Carolina Stingrays vs. Savannah Ghost Pirates | Wednesday, Apr. 12 | 7:05 p.m. | North Charleston Coliseum, 5001 Coliseum Dr., North Charleston | $10 | Cheer on the Stingrays to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society — a $250 donation will be made for every Stingrays goal scored.

• TOMP Public Input Matters: Towne Centre District | Thursday, Apr. 13 | 5-7 p.m. | Mount Pleasant Waterworks, 1619 Rifle Range Rd., Mount Pleasant | Free | Attend this open house and provide input to help define the unique challenges and character of communities in Mount Pleasant.
• Paws on the Patio | Thursday, Apr. 13 | 6-8 p.m. | Burtons Grill + Bar, 1875 N. Hwy. 17, Mount Pleasant | $10 donation + $20 food and drinks | Bring your pooch for happy hour on the patio to benefit Charleston Animal Society.

• Artista Vista | Friday, Apr. 14-Sunday, Apr. 16 | 6-9 p.m. | The Historic Vista District, 1200 Lincoln St., Columbia | Free | Don’t miss this weekend-long celebration of arts and culture in the heart of South Carolina’s capital city.*

• Doughnut Dash 5K | Saturday, Apr. 15 | 9 a.m.-12 p.m. | South Windermere Center, 61 Windermere Blvd., Charleston | $30+ | This community run and walk supports the Tywanza Sanders Scholarship Fund and other philanthropic outreach programs.

• Artisphere presented by TD Bank | Friday, May 12-Sunday, May 14 | Times vary | Main Street, Greenville | Free | Artisphere presented by TD Bank is back during Mother’s Day Weekend in downtown Greenville, SC — enjoy a free, family-friendly celebration of the arts.*

• The International African American Museum, which is set to officially open downtown on Tuesday, June 27, announced additional programming including exhibits, demonstrations, and performances. Stay informed on the museum’s events page. (Charleston Regional Business Journal)
• Trident United Way awarded over $50,000 in 2023 Community Engagement Grants to 18 local nonprofits. The grants support engagement efforts at organizations including Be a Mentor and Katie’s Krops.

• Know a local leader? Charleston Regional Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 event recognizes dedicated business leaders in our community who are under 40 years of age. Nominate someone by Monday, June 12.
• The grand opening party for CHS Golf in West Ashley is set for Saturday, April 29. Look forward to live music, special guest appearances, prizes, giveaways, and raffles at this new indoor golf spot.

• Lowcountry Earth Week is set for Saturday, April 15-Saturday, April 22. This week-long celebration of Charleston’s natural environment features events like clean-ups, festivals, seminars, and workshops. See the event schedule.

• Local nonprofit Going Places is calling for volunteers for its upcoming Bike Build on Saturday, April 29 and Bike Reveal on Monday, May 1. Help surprise 224 kids at Charleston Progressive Academy with bikes to ride this summer. Register to volunteer.

• Calling all Dorchester County residents: Dorchester Paws is hosting Community Pet Day on Saturday, April 15 at Davis-Bailey Park in Saint George. The event will include on-site resources, free pet supplies, and 25,000+ pounds of pet food for those in need.

• Calling your sweet tooth. A jar of Lowes Foods’ Brown Bag Creamy Caramel sauce can go a long way. Think: as a dip for apple slices, a topping for ice cream, or drizzled over your favorite desserts.*

• Planning a spring or summer getaway? Enter: Greenville, an affordable and fun destination. From self-guided tours to museums, check out 18 Free Things To Do In Greenville.*

• We’re firm believers in spoiling the ones we love — especially our pets. That’s why we’re adding these two things to our shopping carts: this customizable velvet collar and this durable bed that features a removable slipcover. Don’t forget the treats. We love these soft chews for doggos and these freeze dried snacks for cats.