By Jeff Walker, Entertainment Writer
We at Holy City Sinner thank you for your patronage and hope 2021 is an awesome year for our followers. We continue to provide you current news and helpful items that keep you up on the Holy City and provide information that might be useful to our followers. We wish everyone a Happy Martin Luther King Day weekend.
Firefly Distillery 4201 Spruill Ave in North Charleston, South Carolina's oldest working distillery, will host its first food truck festival on Saturday from 12 to 5 p.m. Open to all ages and free to attend the outdoor event will feature fifteen local food trucks from savory to sweet and every cuisine in between. Attendees can spread out with the picnic tables on Firefly’s Front Porch and are encouraged to bring chairs, pop-up tables, blankets or lawn games to enjoy the event on The Field. Live music from DJ Natty Heavy. Attendence is free. Call 843-557-1405 for more.
It's back. Charleston Restaurant Week closes out this weekend. This culinary dream, executed by Explore Charleston, is one of the most highly anticipated culinary events in the Charleston area. It is an opportunity to enjoy the world-renowned cuisine of the Lowcountry as participating restaurants offer prix fixe lunch and dinner menus. If you love to eat out or try new eateries, this is for you. For full list visit https://restaurantweeksouthcarolina.com/city/charleston_area/
Your South Carolina Stingrays take on the Greenville Swamp Rabbits Friday 7pm), Saturday (6pm) nights & Jacksonville Icemen Monday (1pm) afternoon at the North Charleston Coliseum. Visit the coliseum box office, their website or the Stingrays website at https://www.stingrayshockey.com/ for more. Visit the coliseum box office, their website or the Stingrays website at https://www.stingrayshockey.com/ for more.
In men's college basketball the College of Charleston host Northeastern over the weekend. CofC play two home games at TD Arena, with game times at 1pm on Saturday and Sunday. COVID 19 protocol in effect. Check their website for more details.
Some live music clubs are now open and offering up live music. Check below. Please double check with venues before venturing out, since things change so quickly nowadays. Hope you find something to do with friends or family this weekend. Things change rather quickly during the pandemic!
Many of Charleston's favorite theatre groups and live comedy clubs offer live streaming of shows and plays. Please check them out for additional opportunities for events, and things to do.
More happening this weekend than normal. Check it out!
The Sea Island Farmers Market takes place every Saturday 9:30-1:30pm at 2024 Academy Rd. on Johns Island. Dozens of local vendors offering up produce, baked goods, arts & crafts, and more. For more visit their site https://www.seaislandfarmersmarket.com/
Live improv comedy at Theatre 99 is back! See more info below.
If you just want to get out of the house their are of course city parks open as well as most area golf courses. Sunny days are welcome for walking the beach, bicycling, jogging, maybe tossing the frisbee, or getting in a round of golf. Check with golf courses for certain restrictions. Plus Park Circle in North Charleston offers a nice disc golf course.
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will ask visitors to name their admission prices on Saturday, Jan. 2 and Sunday, Jan. 3 during the 10th annual Pay What You Can Weekend (PWYC). Instead of standard admission and parking fees, families are encouraged to pay whatever amount of money they can afford.
Due to the ongoing situation related to COVID-19 in South Carolina, the West Ashley Farmers Market will open as an essentials only market on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Ackerman Park, located at 55 Sycamore Avenue. Vendors and patrons will be required to wear masks and maintain social distancing throughout the event, and to follow all other CDC protocols related to COVID-19. This new, essentials-only format will feature farmer and grower vendors exclusively, including Gruber Farms, Robert Fields Farm and Oliver Freeman Farm. No prepared food vendors, entertainment or other activities will be included.
Middleton Place, the ancestral home of two Founding Fathers and site of America’s oldest landscaped gardens, has reopened to the public. Ticket pricing has been revised, as well. Lowcountry Tri-County residents pay $26 while non-locals pay $29 per adult. However, if you purchase online, tickets are $20, a 30% discount that also allows for nearly contactless admission. Details at https://www.holycitysinner.com/2020/06/04/middleton-place-reopens-gardens-stableyards/
Bowling alleys are now opening. Royal Lanes in Goose Creek is practicing safe protocols and are ready to welcome you to enjoy bowling with family and friends. Plus they have large arcade and restaurant & lounge. Reduced rates during the day and late night specials. Call 843-572-2695 for more or visit https://royallanes.net/
If you're a fan of history, especially military & naval history than it might interest you that Patriots Point Naval Maritime Museum is open to visitors this weekend. Click here for more details. https://www.holycitysinner.com/2020/05/21/patriots-point-to-fully-reopen-may-22/
Wild Ropes Adventure Park is open this weekend, offering a lot of fun. Check ;out more here https://www.holycitysinner.com/2020/05/15/wild-blue-ropes-adventure-park-re-opening-on-saturday/
Forte Jazz Lounge offer up live streaming of jazz shows. For more visit https://www.fortejazzlounge.com/
Terrace Theater at 1956 Maybank Hwy on James Island is open this weekend. New releases at Terrace on Christmas day include Tom Hanks stars in 'News of the World'. Five years after the end of the Civil War, Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd (Hanks), a veteran of three wars, now moves from town to town as a non-fiction storyteller, sharing the news of presidents and queens, glorious feuds, devastating catastrophes, and gripping adventures from the far reaches of the globe. In the plains of Texas, he crosses paths with Johanna (Helena Zengel), a 10-year-old taken in by the Kiowa people six years earlier and raised as one of their own. Johanna, hostile to a world she’s never experienced, is being returned to her biological aunt and uncle against her will. Rated PG13. Also new 'Wonder Woman 1984 starring Gal Gadot. Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing an all-new foe: The Cheetah. Rated PG13. In 'Promising Young Woman', everyone said Cassie (Carey Mulligan) was a promising young woman... until a mysterious event abruptly derailed her future. But nothing in Cassie’s life is what it appears to be: she’s wickedly smart, tantalizingly cunning, and she’s living a secret double life by night. Rated R.
Check their site https://terracetheater.com/
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum announced the creation of the Holy City Drive-In, what they say is the only waterfront movie experience in the country. Guests can watch blockbuster hits while enjoying beverages and snacks on select dates this holiday season. Food and beverages available for purchase on site. No outside food or beverage permitted. No shows this weekend. Want to book a private party with Holy City Drive-In. They can customize a COVID safe drive-in movie experience for every size group and budget. Book a private, safe, drive-in movie experience that people will NEVER forget! Customized packages are available including food, beverage, live entertainment, and several unique opportunities to celebrate while adhering to CDC and local DHEC guidelines. No group too big or too small. Availability is extremely limited so connect with us today to reserve a date! For details visit https://holycitydrivein.com/ Gates open at 7:30 pm with the movie beginning at dusk.
Moonlite Theater at the corner of 512 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard in Mount Pleasant show the the 2018 reboot of 'Jurassic World : Fallen Kingdom' this Friday night. On Saturday night enjoy the 80's classic, 'Dirty Dancing'. $30 per car load. Make it date night or family movie night. More at https://moonlite.simpletix.com/
Looking for something fun and different for the kids. Velocity Air Sports is Now a Flight park! That means it’s time to brace yourself for all-out adventure and excitement. At their North Charleston indoor trampoline park, they offer 40,000 square feet of fun—and that includes 17,000 square feet of wall-to-wall trampolines! It’s the perfect venue to host a party of epic proportions, meet up with your friends, or just have a blast. Jump in and see what we have to offer! Check out Flight At Night on the weekends. Join us for an epic all ages black light trampoline experience Friday and Saturday from 7-9pm! Find them at 8551 Rivers Ave. Info at (843) 414-7411
WE Will GET THRU THIS & BE BACK TO REAL LIVE SOCIALIZATION AGAIN. WE WILL ENJOY MOVIES INDOORS, SPORTS, LIVE THEATRE, CONCERTS, & FESTIVALS.
At This time many live shows and performance theatres have suspended shows until next year. There are several live music halls open, and movie theaters open, but schedules change. Please check with Holy City Sinner or the venue for most up to date info. Holy City Sinner does its best to provide accurate information on all events.
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Welcome to the Weekend Buzz on Holy City Sinner. Here's what's happening this weekend. The following is a list of just a few events and happenings you might want to take part in during the weekend. Consider the list a cornucopia of happenings around the Lowcountry of Charleston. Something for everyone. The year heats up with events, so be sure to check the Weekend Buzz out on Holy City Sinner. Thanks! Lots happening in Chuck-town this weekend. If you love comedy, plays, sports, food & festivals, you'll find something to do this weekend.
While events, concerts, festivals, theatre productions have all been shut down or postponed for a while, please take the time to enjoy your immediate family and your close circle of friends. This is the time to revisit an old movie, binge watch TV shows, re-familiarize yourself with a old fashioned book.
Young parents it's time to connect with your kids. Maybe play in the house or in the backyard. Use Skype and Face-time to connect with grandparents. Wave to your neighbors as they pass by, stay connected even from a safe distance. Shop when you have need, and think of others when shopping. We all share the same community and planet.
I, like others who believe in God, hope and pray He will use this worldwide epidemic to bring us all closer to each other, closer to Him, and more dependent on Him. This isolation from each other will be short, but in the bigger picture the people of the Holy City of Charleston, and Americans overall are resilient.
Remember to practice safe hygiene, be kind, be patient, and stay safe. Until we all congregate in public spaces again, we at Holy City Sinner pray the best for you. We hope to see you at a restaurant, concert, play, festival, school, and church again real soon.
Many events have been canceled or postponed due to the virus and health concerns. Please check with the venues or websites for events to make certain. Events have changed from day to day. We hope to keep you up to date as best as possible.
With sports, concerts, festivals, and live stage shows postponing it's time to reflect on more important things. Life will return to normal and the good Lord has watch over the Holy City. Charleston is strong and has survived natural disasters and church shootings and come back stronger. There is no small wonder we wear the title of Holy City, because our faith in God and community spirit has always bonded us together. Remain strong, pray for your community leaders, health care providers, first responders, military, and elected officials. Together we will rise above this current threat.
The North Charleston Coliseum has Stingrays hockey this weekend. See above. Visit the box office or call 800-745-3000 for more.
The Charleston Music Hall . The Music Hall is quiet this weekend. Visit https://www.charlestonmusichall.com/ for more. The Charleston Music Hall is located at 37 John Street downtown Charleston. Call 843-853-2252.
The Charleston City Night Market (Market Streets) is open this weekend. The marketplace is an exciting showcase of more than 100 talented artists and craftspeople that occurs every Friday and Saturday evening from March - December. The Night Market runs from 6:30 - 10:30 pm and is a free event that is open to the public.
Thirty Four West Theatre 200 Meeting Street present It's Christmas, Babe!. Their sold-out show from 2019 returns! With music from The Kinks to the Monkees, comes an exuberant comedy set in a 1960’s department store, featuring co-founders Jeff Querin and Stephen Wayne! A menu of champagne cocktails, wine, craft beers, sodas and savory snacks are available. Tickets are $40, sold in sets of two. You get your own table. Performances Nov 20- Dec 31st. For more visit https://www.34west.org/
Creekside Comedy Night present live comedy at Southern Roots Park Circle. Southern Roots Park Circle. No shows scheduled at this time. Call 843-259-8972 for info or visit https://www.creeksidecomedy.com/upcoming-shows
On Sunday enjoy the Commonhouse Aleworks Bluegrass First Friday BBQ and Bluegrass with Chewbacky in support of the Make-A-Wish Foundation You never know when one of the greats might stop in to play! Florie's at Commonhouse serves up a delicious brunch menu each week, with something for everyone. Taphouse opens 4pm weekdays and 11:30 am Fri-Sun. Details at 843-471-1400.
Following three Cars & Coffee Events with varying schedules, read complete details on times and locations:
Car enthusiasts enjoy Mt. P Cars & Coffee every Saturday morning 8-11am at Mount Pleasant Towne Center in the Barnes & Noble parking lot.
The Bojangles Restaurant 431 St. James Avenue in Goose Creek will host Goose Creek Cars this Saturday from 8-10am. The group meets twice a month. All types of vehicles are welcome.
Not currently running shows. The Black Fedora 164 Church Street downtown, offers clean comic whodunit shows most evenings, featuring volunteer audience participation and a la carte appetizers, desserts, and drinks. One-half block off the City Market. $24. A variety of audience participation mysteries that will delight all ages. Among the shows being offered up include 'Sherlock's Other Brother by a Southern Mother', 'Murder Aboard the Starship Fed Ora', 'Inspector NoClue's Murder Mystery', and 'Church Street Daughters of the Late Unpleasantness Garden, Gun, and Gin Club'. Black Fedora is a nice place to be entertained, enthralled, & sit back and enjoy food & drink. Shows rotate throughout the season. For more details call (843-937-6453). They vow to keep their theatre as clean as their shows.
If you love to laugh than Theatre 99 is the place to go. Theatre 99 is available for private comedy and improv show bookings. Theatre 99 is located at 280 Meeting St. above the Bicycle Shop. Call 843-853-6687 for more. Visit their site for more. http://theatre99.com/
The world famous Windjammer on the Isle of Palms . The Jammer is trying to get back to normal for the weekends. During this time, they are having to limit upper and lower back deck area to a social distancing capacity. Therefor they will be issuing tickets for Music events. Saturday from 1-5pm the Jammer host a Steamed Oysters and Live Music get together. What else could you ask for…On our back Deck every Saturday afternoon. $10 Buckets. Free Entry. For tickets visit https://www.lowcountrylabrescue.org/donate The Windjammer is front beach 1008 Ocean Blvd. on IOP. Call (843) 886-8596.
At the Music Farm this weekend. The Music Farm is located at 32 Ann Street downtown Charleston. For more call 843.577.6969.
The Charleston Pourhouse is open and ready to rock.. Friday on the deck stage come out for Gino Castillo and the Cuban Cowboys. One show at 6:30pm. Tickets $12. On Saturday THE GRATEFUL BROTHERS pay tribute to the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band. Two shows 6pm & 9pm. Tickets $12. Saturday afternoon enjoy another HEAL WITH HEARTS: KIDS DRUM CIRCLE at 4pm. Admission is free. Sunday at 6pm come out for the music of Minneapolis Funk presented by The Funk Revue featuring the music of Prince, Morris Day and The Time and more! Tickets $8. Sunday during the afternoon it's The G.LO.W (Grimm, Lovett, White) w/ Sunday Brunch Farmer's Market 11-3PM. The Pour House is located at 1977 Maybank Highway James Island. Info at (843) 571-4343
Still playing at the box office this weekend
All upcoming events can be found on the calendar page.
The full weekend calendar is below:
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