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Voting Registration: 9.27.24

Make your voice heard in the upcoming election! Voter Registration Friday, September 27, from 11 am to 2 pm Anderson Conservatory. Don't forget to bring a photo ID. Make your vote count!      
September 27 @ 11:00 am

Dinner on the Town – Maison

If this event creates a waiting list, please note that if you have attended the last two 'Dinner on the Town' events, you will be moved to the waiting list to give others who have not yet attended the opportunity to join. Thank you for helping us accommodate as many guests as possible!

Join us for dinner on Wednesday, September 25, at Maison. Departing at 4:15 pm from the Front Commons. Maison harmonizes the beautiful Juxtaposition of innovation and simplicity, providing lasting, memorable experiences for guests through comfort accompanied by transcendence.

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September 25 @ 4:15 pm

Just GO (Guys Out)- Bowens Island

Gentlemen, mark your calendars! Nathan will be hosting a lunch at Bowens Island on September 24th. We'll depart from the Front Commons at 11:00 a.m. Bowens Island is a cult classic oyster joint! From soft-shelled crab sandwiches to fried flounder and boiled shrimp, Bowens Island hits the mark for the freshest seafood around. To the uninitiated, the oyster joint on Bowen’s Island was a curiosity of sorts—an aging pile of cinder blocks and boards held up by layers of graffiti, with bivalves being cooked inside on some sacrificial altar. To legions of loyal customers, the place could hardly be called a restaurant. The island became a state of mind. In 2006, the year that Bowen's Island Restaurant celebrated its sixtieth anniversary, Robert Barber accepted a James Beard Award, honoring the place as an American Classic Check out their menu here:
September 24 @ 11:00 am

FIDDLER ON THE ROOF at the Historic Dock Street Theater

Tickets are limited~ transportation will be departing from the Front Commons at 1:15 This timeless production produced on the New York Stage by Harold Prince is celebrated for its humor and warmth, and is cornerstone in the musical theatre canon. Fiddler on the Roof won nine Tony Awards, solidifying its status as a universally acclaimed musical that has resonated with audiences worldwide. The story unfolds in the small village of Anatevka where a poor milkman, Tevye, navigates the complexities of sustaining religious traditions amid drastic cultural changes and political upheaval in his vibrant Jewish community. As social norms shift and anti-Semitism escalates in Imperialist Russia, Tevye’s journey becomes a poignant exploration of love, faith, and the endurance of cultural roots. Featuring an unforgettable score that includes “Sunrise, Sunset,” “If I Were a Rich Man,” and “Matchmaker, Matchmaker,” Fiddler weaves a powerful tapestry of emotions and human experiences that continue to captivate audiences today. The price for this event is $52.75 and covers tickets and transportation
September 1 @ 1:15 pm

Just G.O. (Guys Out)

Join Nathan Calhoun for lunch at Frothy Beard on Tuesday, August 20 departing at 11:30am.There you'll find over 20 great rotating beers, delicious pizza, burgers, wings and other great menu items in our family friendly taproom. Click here to see their menu:
August 20 @ 11:30 am

Just GO (Guys Out)

Gentlemen, mark your calendars! Nathan will be hosting a lunch at Holy City Brewing on July 24th. We'll depart at 11:30 am from the Front Commons. Holy City consistently has 20 of their beers on tap, in addition to draft wine and non-alcoholic root beer. In Holy City’s case, quality is not swapped for quantity. You will only find great, fine-tuned beverages poured at this brewery. And if you need third-party validation, how about Holy City winning a gold at the Great American Beer for their Pluff Mud Porter and a bronze for their Washout Wheat.  Both beers are flagship, so they’re always on tap. Holy City also has a full kitchen that’s open for lunch, dinner, and brunch, and it more than meets the high standards of Lowcountry cuisine. Only appetizing food is coming out of their kitchen. Check out their menu here:
July 24 @ 11:30 am

Dinner on the Town

Join us for dinner on July 23 at 4:45 pm at one of Charleston's newest restaurants, The Select. The Select pays tribute to a classic brasserie of the same name in Paris, France. You can expect a proper brasserie ambiance, a French continental menu infused with Lowcountry flavors, a variety of fruit-forward cocktails, and live entertainment, all within downtown Charleston.   https://www.theselectcharleston.com/    
July 23 @ 4:45 pm

Dinner on the Town: Marbled and Fin

Join us for dinner at  Charleston's newest restaurant Marbled and Fin . Marbled & Fin offers a unique steakhouse experience that celebrates the finest beef and seafood. It redefines traditional steakhouse experiences and introduces a new era of fine dining. Immerse yourself in a carefully crafted environment designed for your enjoyment, from the sophisticated ambiance to the meticulously prepared food and drinks. It's more than just dining – it's a pioneering hospitality experience. We will leave at 4:45 PM on Tuesday, July 9th from the front commons. For more information about the restaurant, click here:
July 9 @ 4:45 pm

Moranz’s Tribute to the American Jukebox

Experience the ultimate blast from the past with Moranz's Tribute to the American Jukebox on Saturday, June 29th at the Charleston Music Hall. Join us at the Front Commons at 1:00 pm and get ready to groove to the biggest hits of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s all in one spectacular summertime show. Don't miss out on this incredible musical journey down memory lane! Click here to purchase your tickets.
June 29 @ 1:00 pm

Just G.O. (guys out)

Hey guys, if you're up for another Just G.O. outing, you're in luck! Join Nathan Calhoun on Tuesday, June 25th for a fun lunch at Bartaco. The adventure starts at 11:30 am from the Front Commons. Click here to discover what Bartaco has on tap for you!
June 25 @ 11:30 am