Shem Creek

Isle of Palms

• Islander 71 | This spot serves southern seafood and cocktails + there is free boat docking while you dine.
• The Outpost | Right next door is a gem tucked in the Isle of Palms Marina; it’s open for breakfast + lunch. Try this: “the goat” breakfast bowl.

Charleston

• California Dreaming | You can enjoy panoramic views at this Holy City spot that is easily accessible by boat. It sits on the edge of West Ashley + the Ashley River.
• Charleston Crab House, Wappoo Creek | First come, first docked. This popular James Island location has stunning views of Wappoo Creek.

Bowens Island

• Bowen’s Island Restaurant | This spot on the Folly River has a dock to park your boat + is the epitome of Lowcountry. It’s rustic, and did we mention it’s a James Beard Award winner?

No boat, no problem

• There are trips to the Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina where you can visit the Fish House Restaurant, Tiki Bar, and the Reel Bar & Grill.

• Wimbledon with A Wink | Monday, July 1-Sunday, July 14 | 8 a.m. | The Backyard at Little Palm, 237 Meeting St., Charleston | Free | This pickleball pop-up is channeling Wimbledon vibes and will offer Pimm’s Cup + Frozen Strawberries and Crème cocktails.

• Young Professionals Social | Tuesday, July 2 | 5:30-7 p.m. | Halls Chophouse Nexton, 300 Nexton Square Dr., Summerville | $0-$25 | Expand your network and join this experience that blends business and pleasure at this Chamber Under 40 event.

• Edwin McCain on the NÜTRL Beach Stage | Wednesday, July 3 | 6 p.m. | The Windjammer, 1008 Ocean Blvd., Isle of Palms | $35-$45 | Head to the Beach Stage for some midweek music.

• July 4 at Pier 101 | Thursday, July 4-Friday, July 5 | 11 a.m.-8 p.m. | Pier 101, 101 E. Arctic Ave., Folly Beach | Price of purchase | Enjoy food specials, drinks, and live music daily while you celebrate America’s birthday.

• The Select, a new downtown restaurant, is set to open this Friday, July 5. The spot will offer American cuisine that highlights classic Lowcountry flavors. The Select will only open for dinner, but plans to open for brunch are coming soon. Make a reservation + try it for yourself.

• “Show me the way,” to Peter Frampton tickets. The Grammy Award winner will bring his “The Positively Thankful Tour” to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Sept. 8. Tickets are on sale now. (Holy City Sinner)

• Dominion Energy worked with Sullivan’s Island leaders and SCDOT to keep 269 trees that were originally set to be cut down. This fall, nine historical palmetto trees will also be relocated to Fort Moultrie. The power company announced a project earlier this year that originally planned to remove more than 500 palmettos. (WCIV)

• ONE, a Japanese container transportation + shipping company, is launching a direct connection with SC Ports and India. This connection will provide US consumers with a direct link to electronics, clothing, and retail goods from India. This new service marks the port’s fifth weekly service to the country. (WCSC)

• $9.7 million. That’s how much this house at 9 Tradd St. sold for. It’s complete with a pool, rooftop deck, elevator, and 5,000-bottle wine cellar. This is the second most expensive home to sell South of Broad when it comes to price per square footage. (The Post and Courier)

• Take a look at this reel from Erin Carpenter, an influencer who remodels and updates old spaces with her husband. The reel shows some dramatic transformations and the difference a few years can make, like a funeral home-turned-coffee shop

• The Mills House Hotel’s Terrace Bar is open for the summer and ready to make a splash. Stop by the iconic hotel’s rooftop from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. for cocktails + bites. Pro tip: Locals can reserve a luxurious poolside cabana for pool access, plus exclusive bar and towel service.*

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