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Pros and Cons of Living in Charleston South Carolina – Are you moving or relocating to the Charleston South Carolina area? Before you do anything, allow me to share my balanced view of 7 pros and cons of living in Charleston, SC.
Check out the latest release from Charleston, South Carolina’s own Shayne Sanders.
“3AM In Charleston” is the song for March, and it’s one that I’m CRAZY excited to drop! Not only am I obsessed with this song and the message behind it, but the video is DOPE!! ????” – Shayne Sanders
We are proud of the communities we grew up in — filled with shops owned by our neighbors, and where people can gather. The rise of e-commerce showed us how online personalization can unlock proven value for both people and businesses, and the brick and mortar world has had a hard time keeping up.
We created GetUpside to level the playing field.
GetUpside’s product enables people to get more value from their purchases and measurably improves the profitability of businesses, so communities grow stronger. But it doesn’t end there. Every transaction through GetUpside benefits the world at large, offsetting carbon and food waste so that our communities thrive for years to come.
In this video, I discuss things we didn’t know about the Charleston area prior to moving here. If you are curious about the weather, schools, jobs, and things to do in Charleston SC, then you need to watch this video.
CHARLESTON, SC – Crust Wood Fired Pizza & Bailey’s Oyster Bar are excited to announce its doors are officially open downtown at 45 Romney St. Suite 100. Current business hours are noon-9 p.m. seven days a week with later hours anticipated for the spring and summer seasons. Similar to the James Island and Summerville locations, Crust Wood Fired Pizza-Downtown features menu favorites like arancini, house-made meatballs, and the crustacean pizza. The 3,000 square ft. downtown space boasts two Mugnaini wood-fired ovens, an open kitchen concept, 24 rotating beers on tap, a video wall, and an indoor/outdoor bar with additional patio seating. Unique to this downtown location is Bailey’s Oyster Bar, showcasing a variety of oysters, small plates, and other seafood-focused dishes. Crust Wood Fired Pizza-Downtown is now accepting reservations via Resy as well as walk-ins and takeout orders.
“I always wanted a downtown location, and this is a great expansion of the Crust Wood Fired Pizza brand,” says Owner Steve Watkins. “I’m excited for the opening and being situated off Romney. We look forward to serving our community and being a must-stop neighborhood staple.”
Crust is a locally owned and operated wood-fired pizza kitchen with locations in James Island, Summerville, and Downtown Charleston, SC. Fans can stay up to date on current happenings and specials by following our instagram and facebook.
About Bailey’s Oyster Bar:
Named Bailey’s in honor of an island in Maine that is near and dear to Watkins, Bailey’s is located inside the Crust space yet distinguished from the main dining room to feel like you are stepping into its own unique atmosphere. Bailey’s will feature oysters and additional seafood items from the Lowcountry, New England, and the Pacific Northwest. The wood-fired ovens will be utilized for multiple oyster dishes, including chargrilled oysters and Oysters Rockefeller.
TastemakersCHS has launched the CHS Restaurants for Ukraine campaign, inspired by Ukrainian Chef Ievgen Jlopotenko who has converted his restaurant into a bomb shelter, and is working to feed the Ukrainian army and instruct Ukrainians about what can they can cook with the limited goods they have in their homes and at shelters.
TastemakersCHS is asking local restaurants to choose a dish or drink and pledge $1 from every order through March 31 to GlobalGiving’s Ukrainian Crisis Relief Fund – which has a goal of raising $17 million to help with shelter, food and clean water for refugees, as well as health/psychosocial support and access to economic assistance.
We have 19 restaurants onboard with more joining each day. We would love your help in spreading the word to get folks dining out and supporting the cause.
TastemakersCHS is also matching up to $500 in donations to the Crisis Relief Fund when individuals post their donation receipts showing they supported the cause and tag @TastemakersCHS on Instagram. The group’s hope is to take the initiative statewide and continue it beyond April 1 as interest increases.
People can visit www.tastemakerschs.com for a list of participating restaurants, and interested restaurants can email tastemakerschs@gmail.com with the dish or drink they wish to pledge donations from.
In this video, I go over the 3 types of living here in Charleston, S. I go over the top 3 options when it comes to living in the low country. Once you know which one you are looking for, it will make your home search easier and you will find the BEST place for you and your family.
Enjoy this latest video by Living in Charleston SC and Ryan McHugh
Passes purchased online will be processed and sent via USPS. Passes may also be purchased at park offices.
Purchase Gold Pass for $90, $75 for Charleston County residents, or $60 for Seniors 60+ plus tax
Purchase Community Bus Gold Pass for $100 plus tax (available to school groups, daycares, churches, and organizations bringing large buses – not available for commercial bus groups.)
Gold Pass holders are allowed admission of up to 15 people per vehicle unless otherwise specified.*
Caw Caw Interpretive Center
Folly Beach County Park
Isle of Palms County Park
James Island County Park
Johns Island County Park
Kiawah Beachwalker Park
Laurel Hill County Park
Lighthouse Inlet Heritage Preserve
McLeod Plantation Historic Site (up to four visitors)
Meggett County Park
North Charleston Wannamaker County Park
Palmetto Islands County Park
Stono River County Park
Wannamaker North Trail
West County Aquatic Center (up to four visitors)
Harvest Festival**
Holiday Festival of Lights (valid for one-time admission)
Latin American Festival**
Lowcountry Cajun Festival**
Reggae Nights Summer Concert Series**
Caw Caw Early Morning Bird Walks
There is more…
What events can I get into for FREE?
Bark in the Park – Oktoberfest!
Bird walks at Ravenel Caw Caw Interpretive Center Wednesday and Saturday mornings
Brewsday
Harvest Festival
Holiday Festival of Lights (valid for one-time admission)
Where do you find the BEST food in Charleston South Carolina? Well, watch this entire video and we’ll show you our top 3 picks for the best places to eat in Charleston South Carolina!
These places will not only blow your mind but will also leave you questioning if you’ve ever had anything better.