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8.3Arts •54 Saint Philip St (btw Calhoun St and George St), Charleston
College of Charleston • November 30, 2012Bring your family to check out a performance while they’re in town!
Cheryll W. • June 25, 2010Exciting basketball and volleyball in addition to a fantastic place to hold an event.
Charming Inns of Charleston • October 15, 2012One of many steeples visible from the Wentworth Mansion cupola. Home to the city's oldest congregation. The church and its building have many incredible stories to tell.
7.9Art Gallery •161 Calhoun St (at St. Philip St), Charleston
Travel + Leisure • October 7, 2014The small museum on the College of Charleston’s campus is a welcome addition to the city’s art scene. Past exhibits have included American artists Jasper Johns and Shepard Fairey.
Blake R. • October 6, 2024A beautiful, historic church filled with a warm community of friends. I have felt a peace here that is very unique and special.
6.9Arts •161 Calhoun St (at St. Phillip St), Charleston
Gregory G. • June 7, 2013They have an Art-o-Mat here on the first floor. Bring some $5 bills and get some awesome art, dispensed from a refurbished cigarette vending machine. Love these!!
Lucy M. • April 1, 2011"Pride and Prejudice" runs April 14-19. Students are $10 and general admission is $15. Support the SOTA. Evan Parry directs this beautiful adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved novel!
?Gym •28 George St (College Of Charleston), Charleston
Andrew B. • March 30, 2011Several racquetball courts and two squash courts available.
?Administrative Building •40 Coming St, Charleston
?College & Education •58 George St (at St. Philip St), CharlestonCollege of Charleston • April 27, 2011See if you can make a genie appear from one of their magic lanterns.
Nora K. • May 23, 2017Had the Milk and Cookies with chocolate sprinkles. Delicious, of course. Easy to find and the staff was lovely!
Charleston Area CVB • April 29, 2015A stronghold in Charleston’s venerable antiques district and the perfect spot to score a darling hand-painted porcelain tea set.
Stellaa D. • May 25, 2016From tea to an amazing variety of spices. As any specialised store, their prices are a bit high, but they are worth it.
Angie M. • March 1, 2017Amanda was very attuned to my massage needs as a customer and the facilities were top notch in terms of cleanliness and relaxed ambiance. I very much enjoyed this spa experience.
Shannon T. • July 26, 2010MAD SALE! Canvas frames 70% off; Archers cover paper only $1.75/sheet. Go now :D
8.998 Broad St (btwn King & Meeting St), Charleston
Phillip B. • June 2, 2011Love the ham and brie croissant with soup. The coffee is delicious both hot and iced.
jennifer K. • August 7, 2013Try the Greek omelette! Make sure to get it with a biscuit. Great deal and super yummy food!
7.0333 E Bay St (btwn George & Calhoun St.), Charleston
Anna H. • January 21, 2014The ham and Swiss croissants from the pastry case are amazing! They tend to sell out by the afternoon so get there early.
7.9Historic and Protected Site •122 E Bay St (at Broad St), Charleston
Sarah K. • July 21, 2011Be sure to get some Charleston Ice next door if you go during the summer. Try lemon and mango mixed together for a delicious way to cool down!
6.980 N Market St (Between Meeting St. and Church St.), CharlestonShane B. • September 4, 2010Buffalo shrimp appetizer is the best shrimp you will ever eat
?Non-Profit Organization •635 Rutledge Ave Ste 201 (at Ashe St), Charleston
Jennifer B. • March 13, 2012Reel bar is real good :) Appletinis are awesome!!! Rooms are clean and the living social deal has been amazing. Came here for my 30th b-day!!! Worth every penny thank u staff for being wonderful
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