This was a perfect conference venue! The outdoor area is tiered so if you're standing at the back…read moreyou can see over everyone's head. There were several food trucks open and a nice bar. Clean restrooms too.

Came here for the first time to attend an event for Dusse. They had an outdoor bar set up in area…read morewhere the DJ was playing and people were dancing. We had the tasting inside the building which was nicely set up. There was a tasting sheet and swag handed out along with a cocktail. Once the tasting was over, we made our way outside and joined along with everyone else who was dancing near the stage. It was a fun time! I would like to come back sometime for a concert.

Festival hall always treats its guests with respect and always have very unique performers. The…read morevenue is very classy and is enjoyed by many patrons.

Amazing venue. Can't believe what they have done with the old Memminger Auditorium. First class…read moresound and lighting. Decent seating for the audience and what a view of the stage. I've attended 3 Spoleto events here from Dance to Puppets to a One Man Show and everything has been incredible. The Ushers were great. Especially Teri! She rocks! They get people in their seats pretty quickly. The only thing I would recommend is holding for a scene break. No food is permitted for Spoleto Shows in the theater.

Been to Music Farm a bunch of times now for shows and dance nights. It's a pretty big, all-standing…read morevenue, which is awesome when it's not totally packed because you actually have room to move around and dance. ​The bar setup is super convenient. There's one in the back, it's open 360-degrees, you can still get drinks pretty fast from the other side even when the place is slammed. They also have a little kitchen window serving up burgers and fries--the food is honestly SO good, especially after a few drinks. ​The only real downside is that the sound engineering isn't the best. The audio bounces off the walls a lot, so I definitely recommend bringing earplugs to block out that extra echo. Luckily, if you forget yours, they usually have some at the front right before you walk in!

My first time here was a blast! The venue is very spacious and clean, dancing with the girls was so…read morefun. I will definitely be coming back for a show. The bar and bathrooms were both easily accessible. Fun night!

Ten bucks! Five plus bands! Great outdoor event with so many different chairs and seating…read morearrangements, tables, picnic tables, lawn chairs, garden chairs, poly rockers and even a covered area for those needing shade or cover from a light drizzle or pine straw droppage. They even sell fire starters and kindling for the several fire pits around the grounds. There are a handful of fun vendors to boot... Holy City Popcorn, Julia Cain Candles & Crystals, some Pizza, some hotdogs, other refreshments are available to purchase or bring your own booze and eats! There is a little break between bands to allow for set up time but it's a nice time had by all here under the trees at Awendaw Green!

Awendaw Green is always a chill fun time. The musicians are consistently amazing. There are several…read moreoptions for food. Events such as the weekly Wednesday Barn Jams are always an exciting way to chill after work. The attendees, staff, and vendors are always friendly. :)

Great spot! Convenient location with ample parking. The staff is courteous and respectful…read more Thank goodness there's still a place that brings great, intimate shows to the Lowcountry!

A crown gem in the Charleston arts community. This intimate Cabaret style theater is owned and…read moreoperated by a staff that has spent their career in theatre and truly loves to share their passion. Not only do they do adult performances, but they run a youth theater program as well. Their dedication to bringing the arts to the Lowcountry is unmatched. What makes it even better is that the small setting makes the audience a part of the experience. Often cast members will move about the table area on and off the stage. With general admission and VIP experience tickets, you can have the complete experience. They offer wine, beer, soft drinks and food to make your night complete. A great part of the Charleston cultural scene. P.S. Parking is small and tricky in their little lot. You may have to park next door for evening performances.

Such a fun event and venue, Eagles cover band was amazing! Apparently it was sold out the night I…read morewent (July3rd) and it didn't feel so overcrowded and horrible. Seems like they know what they are doing with the size of the event. Crowd was so fun dancing and having a great time The ticket situation is a bit odd, you have to buy tickets at a counter to use as money for food and drinks, unsure of the point of that.

Great music and breathtaking views! Totally worth a visit for such a great price. Street parking…read morewas free just outside the venue. The venue was clean and the staff were friendly and welcoming at the entrance.

This is an amazing venue. It fuses multimedia and the artist. The visual experiences are awesome…read more Performances of all kinds can happen here. The acoustics are epic. I really enjoyed Halloween Nightmare at the Navy that took place there.

This festival has not gotten a lot of reviews. Let me tell you my experience from my 2025…read moreattendance. I went to the first 19 years of Austin City Limits Festival. This is the closest festival you can attend to feel what it was like at ACL in the very early years. Bands selected were from indie-folk to indie-rock radio (Mt Joy, Flipturn, Amos Lee) & all the way to a couple of "old-people" bands w Counting Crows and Trampled by Turtles. No hip-hop. No DJ sets. Just solid alt-pop/rock, alt-folk, R&B (hey there m, The War and Treaty). This festival is produced by the company that does ACL and Lollapalooza, so they know how to organize a big show. I'm begging the production company to keep this festival as pure down the alt-folky, Americana, "classic alternative" lane as possible going forward. I will def come back whenever the lineup is as solid as 2025. All the festival staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Part of that is probably just the overwhelming hospitality vibe you experience anywhere in Charleston, but the High Water Festival seemed to put especially competent people in key public interaction positions. I've been to more than 20 festivals, but High Water was the best from organization, personal service and facility standpoints.

When a friend had an extra ticket I thought, why not! "Yes" to doing things again and being…read moresocial!!haha It's been years since my last festival so it was nice to attend one again. The High Water Festival is comprised of 2 stages with vendors, food + tents, free parking surrounding the area - depending on where you park it could be at most a mile. Your wristband once activated is your form of entrance which you scan after security. The event itself flowed nicely - I was surprised when the bands played right on time so kudos to the sound teams and engineering to make each set flow effortlessly. I've been to shows where there's a delay by a hour or so but these sets were punctual. Some random tips: bring sun protection because there's very little shade unless you find a spot by the water or more towards the outskirts of the field. The memorial area near the entrance is a nice quiet area for introverts that need to recharge from the energy of the crowds or folks that experience sensory overload. The most helpful tip would also be to bring your own empty water bottle. I loved how I could fill up at the several water refill stations to stay hydrated! If you can, eat beforehand unless you don't mind lengthy lines. I like how they tried to prevent that by spacing out maybe 3 of such tents throughout the field area and having the option to use your wristband as payment when you register a credit card with your band. I tried a King of Pop popsicle which was a nice treat to cool down with along the water. There are porta potty's as restrooms but these had no toilet paper or hand sanitizer so bring some of your own if you feel inclined. Overall it was a pleasant festival with scenic views along the water and a nice way to spend the weekend. I wouldn't have gone if it weren't for my friend! Hoping more performers down the line will grace Charleston with their presence.