The experience at Theatre 99 is always excellent; the interior design is very retro..classic…read moretheatre seats and good vibes :) Excellent music!

I love to laugh. I love an underdog. I know I'm a snob who has seen the best in NYC and Chicago…read moreand tried to temper my expectations. The performers seem like cool people that are probably the funniest people in the friend group and would be a blast to be around. But I didn't laugh once at this show. First, they chose someone from the audience to come up and answer questions, the answers which were meant to infiltrate the rest of the show. Which is the only reason I would come back here--maybe next time they choose a better or more interesting person? This time they chose an obnoxious drunk guy who used an Arabic slur at the end of his time. To the point one of the cast made a visibly disdainful face. And then he spent the entire hour (right behind me) guffawing at every single thing and repeating jokes over and over to himself aloud. This is a small venue. Bar is cash only. My show was only about 11 bucks, which is more than reasonable, and the only reason I am not outraged or unwilling to try again. They also have even cheaper shows and different themes.

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!

Attended The Jelly Roll Concert at Credit One Stadium Sunday night. Nice facility for a concert…read more Not too large so all seats are good seats. Parking was $25 but just a short lighted walk. Didn't eat anything but drinks were cold and plentiful. event Staff was nice. Jelly Roll was AMAZING!!

Been to 2 concerts and the Charleston Open here and have had pretty great experiences! It's always…read morecool to see the sun go down over the stadium and depending on where you are, you can sometimes see the Ravenel. It's usually pretty organized and easy to get around, even during super packed events. My only issue is of course, pricing. Everything is crazy overpriced. If you want more than one drink you can just expect to pay $50. I know this is how all stadiums and venues are now, but it still doesn't make it right!

The Emmett Robinson Theater is a new theater on the College of Charleston campus. I came here to…read moreexperience the Spoleto USA performances that were featured in 2025. The facility is spacious for everyone and features a wide variety of student artwork that everyone can enjoy. They have several TVs on the wall so staff can view the programs that are scheduled. Will come back for future shows!

One of my favorite parts of Charleston! King street is always so lively and fun! If you've never…read morebeen - you need to come check it out.

We enjoyed our first time at the Second Sunday happening. What a great way to enjoy this great…read moreshopping experience on King St in downtown Historic Charleston. So many things to do at a leisurely traffic free pace! We had lunch at Joyland, walked over and enjoyed iced coffee & treats (the BROWNIE is to DIE FOR) at Mudhouse Specialty Coffee Shop and ventured over to Bubbies Cookies to take home some treats. This is a venture to enjoy with family and friends!!

I love the ambiance here! It's like a museum with lots of art to view. Live artists, art classes,…read morecommission work, decorative pieces and souvenirs that are one of a kind! All locally made! Truly a hidden gem in downtown Summerville! Easy to go home with a few beautiful works of art! It's located upstairs above the plant shop!

Went back again for Jailbreak Winter edition! What I love most about Jail Break is the support for…read morelocal artists. I always love seeing the new artisans, artists, and performers come together and do what they love! The music was great as usual. Garage Cuban Band added a wonderful Cuban flare to the event! They were so good! It made me wish I was eating Cuban food while listening to their mellow vibe. The comedy line ups might have been the most popular event of the night. Before every set there was a line outside the door! Maybe it was because it was freezing outside and people needed warmth, or maybe it was because of hilarious comedians like Jeremy McLellan and Dusty Slay who filled the room with constant laughter. I really enjoyed the self-portrait exhibit. Where anyone could come in, look into a mirror and draw themselves. Although I didn't draw myself, It was really interesting to see how others perceived themselves. Simply becoming designs had some amazing original vintage inspired jewelry! My brother in law was able to buy a unique one of a kind necklace for his girlfriend. The fire pits were such a great idea for such a cold night. Everyone was able to enjoy all of the performances outside while still keeping warm. I always appreciate the Yelp Booth with their fun photo booth and check in swag. One thing I really wish is that they had more food venue options rather than the same ones every time. I know it's a small lot and you can't fit many trucks but it would be cool to have a more options. I also would like to see more places to sit outside. I still really enjoyed this event and will probably be back again!

It's not called Jail Break any more officially, but so many of us still refer to it as that! It's…read morethe Charleston Arts Festival finale now. Anyway, it's still more of the same great event in an equally awesome location. What a back drop for various forms of art. There are live performances that include dance, music, and comedians throughout the night. They are also occurring in different locations throughout the property. Stages are set-up outside, as well as in some of the private rooms in the jail itself. Live demonstrations take place and you can even join in on some of them. Bring an open mind and heart and you will be surprised at how you are moved by watch you hear and see. The creativity is astounding. This should be on the "don't miss" list!

Charleston's own big band, they perform a yearly season, ending with their Christmas Swing into the…read moreSeason. We've been season ticket holders since moving here, and enjoy their concerts and the Chargers Jazz Festival every year in April, with bigger name out of town artists entertaining us over a long weekend. If jazz is your thing, take a look at their website.

This was an ahhhhmazing night of Jazz! I always feel spoiled coming here. Tonight's show was full…read moreof fun moments. It's me and my friends favorite girls night out. We love to start here then have dinner somewhere near.