Charleston Living Magazine Nov-Dec 2021
We end the year with a bang - festive holiday tablescapes to help set the table for entertaining, and holiday fashion for the latest trends in what to wear this season. We also showcase our top picks for dining over the holidays.
We end the year with a bang - festive holiday tablescapes to help set the table for entertaining, and holiday fashion for the latest trends in what to wear this season. We also showcase our top picks for dining over the holidays.
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at Johns Island County Park. The Harvest<br />
Festival is known for its foot-stompin’ showcase<br />
of <strong>Charleston</strong>’s own bluegrass talent,<br />
with local bands playing throughout the day.<br />
Plenty of food will be available for purchase,<br />
including Southern barbecue, boiled peanuts,<br />
kettle korn, and traditional favorite festival<br />
fare, plus cold beverages.<br />
A kids area will include<br />
pumpkin painting, horse<br />
jumps and a youth archery<br />
turkey day shoot<br />
for children ages 8-17.<br />
Festival goers are also<br />
encouraged to stop by the crafters’ market,<br />
which features a variety of hand-made items<br />
that make perfect holiday gifts. All activities<br />
are free with the festival admission fee. Admission<br />
is $8 per person. Kids 12 and under and<br />
Gold Pass holders are admitted free. Dogs<br />
are welcome but must remain on a leash at all<br />
times. Outside alcohol and coolers are prohibited.<br />
For more information, call 843-795-4386,<br />
visit <strong>Charleston</strong>CountyParks.com.<br />
Chamber Music <strong>Charleston</strong> Ovation<br />
Concert Series<br />
<strong>Nov</strong>. 8<br />
Chamber Music <strong>Charleston</strong>’s Ovation Concert<br />
Series at the historic Dock Street Theatre<br />
will welcome guest violinist Anthea Kreston<br />
and cellist Jason Duckles joining musicians of<br />
CMC to perform Brahms String Sextet in B<br />
flat Major, Op. 18 and Felicien David’s Soirees<br />
d’Autumn. $5-$50. 135 Church Street, <strong>Charleston</strong>.<br />
For more information, visit www.chambermusiccharleston.org/dock-street-theatre.<br />
The 32nd Annual Holiday<br />
Festival of Lights<br />
<strong>Nov</strong>. 12 – <strong>Dec</strong>. 31<br />
The Holiday Festival of Lights returns for<br />
another year of magic! This vibrant light<br />
show is one of <strong>Charleston</strong>’s most cherished<br />
holiday events, featuring an estimated 2 million<br />
dazzling lights. The event is open every<br />
evening, rain or shine from 5:30 - 10 p.m.<br />
nightly. Families are invited to warm their<br />
hearts as they cruise along the three-mile display<br />
of glimmering lights through The James<br />
Island County Park, take a train ride, visit<br />
Santa’s Shoppe, check out sand sculptures,<br />
roast marshmallows and walk an enchanted<br />
trail. The festival features over 750 light<br />
displays, including the newly refurbished<br />
and rebuilt Cooper River Bridge display. In<br />
addition to the driving tour, guests can park<br />
the car and explore family attractions, shopping,<br />
dining and more. Ticket prices this year<br />
will be staggered, with “peak” and “regular”<br />
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