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Rum Runners arrives in Charleston Oct. 14
Boone Hall Fright Nights are back and on sale now
Rum Runners arrives in Charleston Oct. 14
Boone Hall Fright Nights are back and on sale now
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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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Halls Chophouse
My wife and I live in the Charleston area and have eaten at halls numerous… -Mistah Mikey
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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
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Halls Chophouse
Hall's is top notch across the board; frankly, I think that these reviews shooting the… -QB
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On eclipse day, Bill Murray offers tips on preparing for the apocalypse
"I hope you go to the right place."
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Showing Mayweather-McGregor at your bar ain't cheap — here's where you can watch the fight in Charleston
Right to fight
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I confess, I'm a reformed lover of the antebellum South
Romancing the Confederacy
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My family's Confederate history is a cautionary tale about the dangers of blind patriotic fervor
Don't mistake remembering for romanticizing
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In which the gatekeeper encounters band dads, preppies, and vape-ers
Working the Door: Act II
