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Forces of Nature: Charleston in the Aftermath
9 am | Charleston Museum
Visual Arts
Paul Cristina at Redux
Tuesdays-Saturdays | Redux Contemporary Art Center
Visual Arts
The Quench Project and the Mire of Desire
5 pm | Fabulon — Center for Art and Education
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Perspectives On Place
Through Sept. 10 | Gibbes Museum of Art

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Ristorante Juliet

You got yourselves a brilliant Chef.Congrats and I look forward to dining there soon. Greg… -Robin Whiting-Lavin
Halls Chophouse

Hall's is top notch across the board; frankly, I think that these reviews shooting the… -QB
Halls Chophouse

This is just another expensive version of Aaron's Deli. Tourists are their main clients, and… -localhutch
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Halls is for dumb tourists only. All of the negative comments on this board are… -LocalCitizen
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