Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Things to do in Charleston, SC

Here's a great list of 17 things to do and see in the Charleston area.

Many of the "to-do's" are free! The list includes popular stops on John's and Wadmalaw Islands (e.g. Angel Oak, Rosebank Farms, Irvin-House Winery, and Charleston Tea Plantation).

Somehow, my to-do list just got longer.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Southwest Airlines landing...

in Charleston, SC!! Well, maybe not so soon.

SWA announced today it will begin serving Charleston, SC (CHS) next year.

Here's the scoop: Finally SWA is coming to Charleston!! Looks like the fun starts March/April 2011.

Here's the story: http://ping.fm/AOFuf

Monday, May 10, 2010

Seabrook Island Lake House

Here's a new video tour of the Lake House: http://ping.fm/l0DEt

The Seabrook Island Lake House is much better in person!

Pirate Treasure Trove Musuem now open!

Charleston’s first authentic pirate treasure gallery is now open. Galleons Lost is located at 165 King St.

The gallery offers pirate treasure including shipwreck treasures, gold doubloons, jewelry, and more.

Galleons Lost
is open Thursday through Sunday, 10am to 6pm.

Do you feel like I do?...

Tickets are now on sale for Peter Frampton's August 3, 2010 show at the PAC.

Check out the PAC's site: http://ping.fm/Hq5db

First Flush FesTEAval-May 16, 2010

The Charleston Tea Plantation out on Wadmalaw Island is hosting its fourth annual FesTEAval. This year's event includes musical headliner is Robert Randolph & the Family Band. Other musical guests include: Mark Bryan's Chucktown Music Group, Cory Chisel and Crowfield.

There will be activities for the kiddos including a jumper castle.

Tickets are $20 (Kids 6 and under get in free). For more info, click here: http://ping.fm/eiJgI

Blessing of the Fleet-Rescheduled for May 16

Blessing of the Fleet and Seafood Festival has been rescheduled for May 16, 2010.

You may recall the original "blessing," April 25, was canceled due to inclement weather.

For more on the re-scheduled event, read the Post&Courier's article: http://ping.fm/vZhYy