Details

• Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island
• Saturday, March 30 to Sunday, April 7
• Event and match times vary

Tickets

• Single session
• Packages
• Doubles, Bubbles + Bites | Wine and dine amongst friends, family, and doubles teams.
• Family Weekend | Bring the whole crew for hands-on fun during the qualifying rounds.
• Teacher Appreciation Day | Educators can enjoy a day at the courts.
• Har-Tru Play On After Dark | Participate in a one-of-a-kind glow-in-the-dark tennis experience.
• Gospel Brunch | Where tennis and spiritual harmony unite for a unique and uplifting experience.
  

Parking

Quick facts

• The Credit One Charleston Open is North America’s largest women’s only professional tennis tournament.
• This is the 52nd anniversary of the tournament.
• The tournament hosts more than 100 athletes and 90,000 fans.

• Oil Painting | Wednesday, March 27 | 5:30-8 p.m. | Gibbes Museum, 135 Meeting St., Charleston | $200-$250 | Learn material techniques and design principles in this three-week workshop for those with any level of painting experience — all materials are included.

• Discover Your Daiquiri | Thursday, March 28 | 6-9 p.m. | Coterie, 17 Warren St., Charleston | $40 | Uncover the secrets of making the perfect daiquiri.

• Local Networking - Golf Games | Friday, March 29 | 1-3 p.m. | Topgolf, 5000 Topgolf Way, North Charleston | $15 | This networking event is your chance to connect with local professionals.
• Karaoke Night | Friday, March 29 | 8-11 p.m. | Firefly Distillery, 4201 Spruill Ave., North Charleston | Free | Get ready to light up your night and take a turn singing at the distillery.

• Neon Tiger, a downtown vegan restaurant + cocktail bar, announced its closing. The King Street spot’s final day open will be Saturday, March 30. That night, there will be live music, tickets will be available at the door, and free entry for those with proof of purchase of dining at the restaurant that night.

• The Joseph S. Daning Amphitheatre (located behind Goose Creek City Hall) will open on Labor Day. National shows + concerts will visit the space, and the city says three major shows are on the books. The venue will seat ~800 and is overflow space on the nearby lawns. (WCSC)

• The Northern Pitchfork (the Pitchfork) on John’s Island is open. It connects Maybank Highway to Fenway Hall Allee and River Road. Drivers can avoid the traffic light by taking the pitchfork instead. (WCBD)

• On the market. 30 condos, 11 townhomes, and six marsh-front cottages are now for sale at The Waterfront Daniel Island, a luxury mixed-use community. Pricing will begin in the $900,000s. (Charleston Regional Business Journal)

• $9 million. That’s how much a home on Sullivan’s Island built originally as Base Commandant’s Quarters sold for. Gen. George C. Marshall, chief of staff during WWII (appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt), lived in the home. (The Post and Courier)

• Mark your calendars + get ready for moussaka, gyros, baklava, and to celebrate Greek culture. That’s right, it’s almost time for the 53rd Annual Charleston Greek Festival. It will be held from Friday, May 10, to Sunday, May 12, at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity. (Holy City Sinner)

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• Lewis Barbecue opened in June of 2016 and has made the Lowcountry fall in love with its Texas barbecue since then. Don’t worry — we still have a special place in our hearts for South Carolina-style BBQ. Pitmaster John Lewis has been named one of the best in the country for his mastery of smoking meats. Lewis focuses on the details (like waking up at 4 a.m. to tend to the fire) and has even welded his custom smokers. Check out the spot located at 464 N. Nassau St.