Forte Jazz Lounge

Out of Sight: The Music of James Brown (7:00-9:00 & 9:30-11:30)

Halls Signature Events at 5 Faber

Join us for an unforgettable evening at Cocktails for Conservation! This in-person event is all about celebrating and supporting wildlife conservation efforts. All proceeds support Project Rhino Charleston and rhino conservation initiatives. Our event venue, Hall's Signature Events, at 5 Faber Street in the heart of Charleston, SC, provides the perfect ambiance for an evening of fun and philanthropy. Prepare to be surrounded by a vibrant atmosphere that sets the stage for an unforgettable experience. You'll hear captivating tales from the African bush, learn about ongoing conservation projects, and discover how you can contribute to the cause, Project Rhino Charleston. Settle in with live music, food & beverages from renowned hosts, Hall's, and the company of people who care. Place your bids in our silent auction for custom wildlife photography, a private portrait session from Kim Graham, wine package from legendary South African vineyard, Vergelegen, and much more. Don't miss out on this chance to enjoy fantastic food, drink ,and company, while making a difference. Mark your calendar and get ready to raise your glass for wildlife conservation at Cocktails for Conservation!

The Governor's House Inn

The Historic Charleston Supper Club, founded in 2020, this week announced that it is changing its location to the historic Governor’s House Inn, located on Broad St. in downtown Charleston.   The Governor’s House Inn was built in 1760 and was the home of Edward Rutledge, one of this country’s founding fathers. Rutledge, who was the youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence, hosted many dignitaries during his time there, including George Washington. Also, born in this the house (in 1782) was Edward’s daughter, Sarah, who would go on to write the very first published cookbook in Charleston’s history, “The Carolina Housewife.”   Mike Hebb, a chef and a culinary historian, is the operator of the Historic Charleston Supper Club. He offers a five-course tasting menu where each of the first three courses focuses on a specific period of Charleston’s food history: Colonial, Antebellum, and Reconstruction. Each dish served is authentic to the time period. Hebb also dresses in period attire and narrates each course with culinary and Charleston history.    “I am so excited about this opportunity to move the Historic Charleston Supper Club to the Governor’s House Inn,” said Hebb. “The Governor’s House Inn has such a rich culinary and political history, and I look forward to now being a small part of that history and sharing it with others.” The Historic Charleston Supper Club will be offering dinners at the Governor’s House Inn on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 7:30 pm. A glass of Madeira wine, the most popular wine of this era, will also be offered upon arrival. The series opens the weekend of March 12th, 2022. Booking and more information are available at www.historicsupperclub.com.

Pluff Mud Mercantile

Meditative Self Care and Candle Making Gathering - Candles are beautiful, unique pieces that can be used for decoration or gifts. In this no-experience-required class, the only thing you need to create a masterpiece is a creative spirit and a willingness to engage in meditation.

Marion Square

Charleston Farmers Market - Peruse the aisles filled with goods produced by local makers, bakers, and farmers at the Charleston Farmers Market. Meet your local farmer as you peruse the latest seasonal and local produce and goods.