Put your favorite spots on the map — literally. | Map via Proxi
We’re putting together a map of unofficial locations that deserve a historical marker. We can’t wait to show you the finished product, but in the meantime, we thought we’d share a submission:
“609 King St. This building was erected in the 1930s and is one of the last original structures on the North Side of King Street.” — Brianna W.
There’s still time to put your favorite location on the map. Submit your unofficial historical marker to our local map by clicking the button below. You have until Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Turkey Burn Class | 8 a.m. | The Works Cycle | $50 | Sign up for an electrifying 90-minute or 75-minute ride to kick off Turkey Day.
Thanksgiving Golf Cart Parade | 10:30 a.m. | Free entry | Start your festivities with a fun-filled event where participants will show off their floats around the resort core.
Friday, Nov. 29
Festival of Trees | Through Wednesday, Dec. 25 | 1-8 p.m. | The Charleston Place | Free entry | A beloved tradition where each tree was specifically designed by a local company.
Aquarium Aglow | Through Monday, Dec. 30 | Times vary | South Carolina Aquarium | $25+ | Enjoy a dazzling light spectacular complete with a unique Santa encounter.
Sink your teeth into this live-fire culinary experience
Presented by Heritage Fire
Sparks will fly at Heritage Fire, a traveling tasting tour dubbed as the nation’s hottest competition. | Photo provided by Heritage Fire
Fire up your appetite, because Heritage Fire is bringing the heat to Charlestonon Sunday, Dec. 8.
Top local chefs will showcase their culinary chops at The Refinery, where guests can indulge in an all-you-can-eat spread featuring:
Bites from your favorite local establishments, cooked to perfection
A vibrant selection of fresh, locally-sourced vegetables
Unlimited wines, craft cocktails, and beers
After tasting each dish, guests will cast their votes to crown one chef as Charleston’s “Heritage Hero” champ (because everyone loves a little friendly competition).
Pro tip: Skip the lines and enjoy early entry, a welcome beverage, and all general admission perks with VIP priority access.
Happy Thanksgiving. However you celebrate, we hope you enjoy a day of rest, reflection, and community. We here at CHStoday are thankful for our city, and the fact that there’s always plenty to talk about.
Civic
The City of Charleston presented an updated Ashley River Crossing design, aiming to give pedestrians and bikers a safer route between downtown and West Ashley. New plans show additional access points under the bridge to Brittlebank Park + an Ashley River viewing platform. The project will head back to city council for approval. (WCBD)
If you’re feeling thankful and want to give back, mark your calendar for Giving Tuesday. A global movement celebrating generosity + giving back to community nonprofits. Check out this list of Holy City organizations that could use your help.
Cause
Hunters Helping Hands, a Ridgeville nonprofit, is working to feed families in need this holiday season through the sport of hunting. The organization distributes processed venison to local food banks. The organization was founded in 2022 and operates solely off donations. (WCSC)
Finance
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Health
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The Buy
The Buy
A Black Friday sale on the No. 1 bestselling clog on Amazon: Crocs. Buy the Crocs classic clog for up to 45% off in select sizes and colors. Psst — They would make a great holiday gift, too.
🦃 How lucky are we to live in the Lowcountry? Feeling extra thankful to be surrounded by the kindest and most supportive community. To all the CHStoday readers, I’m thankful for you.
