09.06.2024

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🏈 Readers’ top game-watching spots

10+ places to watch football in Charleston

Watching football with a waterfront view, sign us up. | Photo provided by Gately Williams

It’s officially football season. Last week, we asked you where your favorite spot to watch the game when you’re looking get off the couch, but you’re not making a trip to see the action in person — here’s what you told us.

Kickin’ Chicken | Cheer on your team at any of its convenient locations. There are plenty of screens and outdoor seating, and the Bobby Fries might just be the best thing ever.

Bumpa’s | This cozy spot hosts watch parties for every University of Wisconsin football games and while all fans are welcome Georgia, Fordham, and Steelers fans might feel a little extra at home.

Red Palm Tavern | This spot stands out for its vintage tavern style, featuring a wood-fired menu, and has a patio, billiards, and darts for you to enjoy during halftime.

Fam’s Brewing Co. | Readers enjoy catching the game here because all you need is pizza, beer, and football...right?

mex 1_CHStoday — We’re down to try the new gameday menu at Mex 1.
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Mex 1 Coastal Cantina | The Sullivan’s Island location features a new projector screen, along with an updated gameday menu. Guests can also enter a special contest each week for a chance to win two tickets to this year’s Clemson vs. Carolina game.

King Street Grille | This is the place to catch all the action. We’re eyeing the menu, and the buffalo chicken sandwich is calling our name. Pro tip: The Mount Pleasant location has a new kids’ patio.

Islander 71 | Watching touchdowns will be a treat at the Isle of Palms location, which boasts several TVs and a large screen. Enjoying the game with waterfront views is always a good idea.

Hunley’s Neighborhood Grill | This West Ashley neighborhood bar and grill is a great choice, offering a range of TVs and a menu filled with soul food, sandwiches, and wings.

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Events

Friday, Sept. 6

Crafternoons with Edie | Friday, Sept. 6 | 1-3 p.m. | Daniel Island Library | Free | Join this handcrafting class for adults — all supplies are provided.

Saturday, Sept. 7

PWAC Block Party | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Public Works Art Center | Free | This community fundraiser for Public Works Art Center will feature art-themed games, an artisan market, fun treats + live performances.
Taco and Margarita Festival | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Riverfront Park | $25-$350 | Get ready to indulge in a variety of tacos from local vendors and sip on margaritas while enjoying the scenic park views.
Design From Your Parks: A Charleston Autumn | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 12-1:30 p.m. | Rose Pavilion (Hampton Park) | $35 | This quarterly series teaches homeowners how to design Lowcountry gardens while highlighting the seasonal beauty of the parks.
Sweet & Sour Smackdown Pickleball Tournament | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 2-8 p.m. | Central Creek Park | Free | Enjoy some pickleball, meet furry friends from the Charleston Animal Society, and shop vendors at the community family event.
Roger Day Pizza Party and Concert | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 3-4:30 p.m. | New Realm Brewing Co. | $20 | Bring the kiddos to see award-winning children’s musician, Roger Day perform, plus there’ll be several kids’ activities.

Sunday, Sept. 8

Hat Burning Workshop | Sunday, Sept. 8 | 1-3 p.m. | Two Blokes Brewing | $75 | You will be walked through a variety of burning techniques to create a fashionable piece of artwork to wear and show off.
Karaoke Sunday | Sunday, Sept. 8 | 8:30-11:30 p.m. | Tin Roof | Free | Rock the weekday scaries away with Sunday funday karaoke session.

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News Notes

Announced

Charleston Wine + Food is back. The nonprofit announced the culinary festival is returning Wednesday, March 5 through Sunday, March 9. Ticket sales are available starting on Thursday, Oct. 24 at 11 a.m.

Civic

Stay informed. Charleston County voters may experience polling location changes in November’s Presidential Election. City officials say these changes will improve the voting process with shorter line times and improvements with accessibility. (WCSC)

Eat

Goodie Bag is a Colorado-based startup that recently launched in Charleston. The app’s goal is to help address food waste by offering unsold food from local businesses at a discounted rate. Charleston area businesses that are involved include The Daily, Bodega, and Daddy’s Girls Bakery. Learn more.

Festival

The lineup for this year’s Charleston Literary Festival has been announced. The festival will run from Friday, Nov. 1, to Sunday, Nov. 10, at Dock Street Theatre and features world-class authors such as Chris Whitaker, Nikki Giovanni, Rachel Kushner, and many more. Check out the programming and secure your tickets.

Environment

Since in-season seafood frequently changes, check out this visual from SC Sea Grant Consortium to help the community buy sustainably caught or grown seafood in September.

Read

Did you know? This month is Library Card Sign-Up Month. Charleston County Public Library will celebrate with events and programs throughout the month like Family Storytime and Coffee and Conversation. And if you need a library card, sign up now.

Eat

Are you a SC Gamecock or a Clemson Tiger? Lowcountry Kettle has something for both fan bases with its new collegiate-branded chip bags. After partnering with both universities, Carolina Sea Salt and Clemson Sea Salt, featuring each school’s logo, are now available for purchase on campus and online. (WCIV)

Number

$330,000. That’s how much funding in grant money four local groups received from the SC American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission to deepen understanding and honor Charleston’s role in the American Revolutionary War. Find out how each group plans to use their portion of the funding. (Charleston City Paper)

Announced

We crunched the numbers and compiled your official CHStoday’s Best nominees. Now comes the fun part: voting. Now through Friday, Sept. 20 you can vote for your favorites in each category. Winners will be announced Friday, Oct. 4.

Seasonal

Imagine the crunch of crisp autumn leaves underfoot, the cries of geese flying south, the crackle of a bonfire. What if you couldn’t hear the sounds of fall clearly? This revolutionary hearing device makes sure that you can. (Test it out for 45 days with zero risk.)*

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The Wrap

Today’s edition by:
Erika

From the editor

I know it’s still summer, but some businesses are already embracing the change of seasons.

Fall drink lovers, this one’s for you. Summit Coffee in Mount Pleasant has released three seasonal iced lattes that capture the flavors of autumn—Maple Cream Nitro, Pumpkin Cheesecake, and Blueberry Pie. They’ve also introduced a limited-edition fall roast called Sweater Weather. For more coffee options, check out our coffee shop guide.

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