Shimmy on the Cooper | Ready to bust a move? You can later this month, learn how to get in on the fun + which bands will be performing.
Events
Events
Saturday, April 5
Flowertown Festival | Until Sunday, April 6 | 9 a.m. | Azalea Park, Summerville | Free entry | Stop by this three-day event where flowers meet hospitality at the largest arts and crafts festivals in the Southeast.
Let’s Have a Ball | Until Sunday, April 6 | 11 a.m.-6 p.m. | The Charleston Place | Free | Play pickleball, watch the tournament on the big screen, and sip the tournament’s signature cocktails.
The Flow Co X Charles Towne Fermentory | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. | Charles Towne Fermentory, James Island | $10 | Head to James Island to take part in this energizing yoga class for all levels.
Sunday, April 6
Credit One Charleston Open Finals | 12 p.m. | Credit One Stadium | $97+ | Don’t miss the championship match, where the top women’s tennis athletes will battle it out on center court.
Boozy Brunch at Bal Harbour Shops Pop-up | Sunday, April 6, Sunday, April 13 | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | The Whitman at Bal Harbour Shops Pop-up, Mount Pleasant | Price of purchase | Join this bubbly brunch featuring a high-energy DJ.
Curling lessons | Times vary | Carolina Ice Palace, North Charleston | $50 | Learn this Olympic sport from the members of the Charleston Curling team — all equipment is provided.
Monday, April 7
Art Room Surprise | 1-2 p.m. | Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry | Free with admission | Children three years and up are invited to make art using different kinds of paints, drawing techniques, and mixed media.
Pizza Making Class In The Den | 5 p.m. | The Den at Frannie & The Fox | $75 | Enjoy cocktails or wine while learning how to make woodfired pizza alongside Chef Paolo Rossin.
Good news for brunch-goers: the price of eggs is finally declining. The wholesale price of a dozen eggs is down by 63% from its record high in February. But that’s just the wholesale price — we’ll believe it when we see it on the shelves. (Axios)
The Word
Over 40 words from around the world have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) last month. From Ireland, the OED added “class” which is a general way of expressing approval. As in, “Today’s CHStoday newsletter was class — you should subscribe.”
Weather
Spring is warming up and it’s likely to keep getting warmer in Charleston. According to the National Weather Service, The Holy City’s temperatures are likely to be above average over the next three months — so why not use the nice weather to enjoy some al fresco dining?
Pets
Get your paws moving, April is Canine Fitness Month. If your four-legged friend has felt cooped up all winter, use this as an excuse to go for a long walk and check out some dog-friendly spots in Charleston.
City Guide
City Guide
Take a lunch break
We love mixing things up with daily specials. | Photo provided by Five Loaves Cafe
Looking for a tasty, local lunch spot that doesn’t break the bank? We’re here for you, Charleston. Check out this list of 25+ places where a lunch for one costs $15 or less.
Fast and casual
Fast and French | The name speaks for itself, but if they ever decide to undergo a name change we’d suggest Fast, French, and Delicious. You’ll agree once you try the open-faced croq’ monsieur.
Lowcountry specialties
Ellis Creek Fish Camp | There’s nothing more Lowcountry than lunch on the water, we recommend the shrimp po-boy.
Burgers + hot dogs
Heavy’s Barburger | This place is legit — we recommend Uncle Gene’s Ranchero + the BLT. Here’s a little preview.
Vegan and vegetarian options
Five Loaves Cafe | Try the vegan citrus tofu sandwich or vegetarian Portobello goat cheese burger at this local spot.
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