Right by the Sule Pagoda you’ll find a port with ferries heading off in various directions. From here you can catch a 10 minute ferry to a local village known as Dala. Unfortunately you will be forced to purchase the “tourist ferry ticket,” however it is only 4,000 kyat for a round trip ticket. The ferry ride itself was, in my opinion, the most exciting part of the journey. For the short journey the boat turns into a mini marketplace, with locals selling sweets, eggs, and fruit, as well electronic and household goods. There are a series of temples and monastaries to visit in the village, however due to a sudden storm I took cover in a local restaurant instead. The staff was warm and welcoming, filling me with the most delicious (and cheapest) buffet of Burmese food.
Death Cab for Cutie - Known for melodious tracks with deep lyrics and unconventional instrumentation, like, "I'll Follow You Into The Dark," Death Cab for Cutie is an alternative rock band from Washington. Their 2008 music video, "I Will Possess Your Heart," won the Best Editing award at the MTV VMAs.
North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center
Mean Girls brings the iconic movie to life on the broadway as a "ferociously funny" musical. Co-produced by the SNL producer and screenwriter Lorne Michaels, the Tony-nominated show has been performed over 800 times.
Arkansauce and Pixie and the Partygrass Boys are teaming up for a night of high-energy bluegrass and folk music at Charleston Pour House. Don't miss these two dynamic groups as they bring their unique blend of traditional and modern sounds to the stage.
Charleston Gallery Association Artwalk - Art is an indispensable part of culture and will be on full display. Let the artwork on display show you a new perspective.
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