Best of Charleston 2010
Staff Pick
With the fairly recent loss of Cumberland’s and then the Map Room, Charleston’s punk and metal fans have seen their live music options dwindle. Sitting in a little strip mall on Folly Road, Oasis has become one of the last spots for catching heavy music. With a tall stage and newly-installed ear-punishing PA wattage, they’ve hosted tons of touring punk and metal bands and plenty of local shows.
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Ashley Lanes
Agreed, I love Ashley Lanes, but now that it is the only game in town… -navyvet
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Ashley Lanes
it's your typical bowling alley, and it's clean with good lanes and great food and… -Robin Hillyer Miles
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Amen Street Fish and Raw Bar
Try the shrimp corndogs! You will not be disappointed. -Robin Hillyer Miles
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Old Exchange Building
I send all my guests here as part of their tour Charleston itinerary! It is… -Robin Hillyer Miles
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Alhambra Hall
Great place for events, a walk and to see the harbor. Walk down Pitt Street… -Robin Hillyer Miles
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Freeloaders: Livin' that free-sy life
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Confessions of a Southern Charm Newbie: The End, Again.
Season Four Finale
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Red, white, and boom
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2017 Summer Guide
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2017 Summer Guide
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