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First Flush Festival
Phone: (843) 559-0383, ext. 206
Price: $20, $15 (adv.)
www.charlestonteaplantation.com
Charleston Tea Plantation and Clear Channel Communications present the sixth annual First Flush Festival, an annual celebration of the first tea harvest of the season. Musical acts (in order of appearance) include Annalise Morelli, Matt MacKelcan, the Tyler Boone Band, Gaslight Street (pictured), the Blue Dogs, and Long Miles. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Charleston Tea Plantation
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6617 Maybank Hwy.
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(843) 559-0383
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