Staff reports | The 18th annual Harvest Festival is set for 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 2 at Johns Island County Park.
Known for its foot-stompin’ showcase of Charleston’s own bluegrass talent, the festival will offer performances throughout the day will be five bluegrass bands. This year’s lineup will feature entertainment from local performers Blue Plantation, Gravel Road, YeeHaw Junction, Marshgrass Mamas and Red Cedar Review.
Staff reports | You know that Halloween is around the corner with the approach of local harvest festivals. Two are on the way — North Charleston’s on Oct. 20, followed by a similar event Nov. 3 by Charleston County Parks at the Johns Island County Park.
North Charleston event set for Oct. 20
North Charleston’s 6th annual Harvest Festival will feature live musical performances, an artist market, costume contests, trick-or-treat on the street, a pop-up pumpkin patch, children’s activities, and more. The fall festivities will take place in the Olde Village of North Charleston, located on East Montague Avenue near Park Circle, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 20. Admission and parking are free. East Montague Avenue will close to vehicular traffic from Jenkins Avenue to Virginia Avenue at 2 p.m. and remain closed for the duration of the event.
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Staff reports | The 16th annual Harvest Festival will be 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Johns Island County Park. a foot-stompin’ showcase of Charleston’s bluegrass talent, this year’s lineup will feature local performers Blue Plantation, YeeHaw Junction, Southern Flavor Bluegrass, Marshgrass Mamas and Boss Hawg.
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On the calendar for Oct. 31, 2016 and beyond: Dracula play continues through Nov 6; Harvest Festival and Party fot the Parks, both on Nov. 5; Holiday of Lights Fun Run on Nov. 9; much more…
Most of the coming weekend will be taken up with thrills and chills from Halloween celebrations. But the weekend that follows will have festivals and parties. On the calendar: Dracula, King of Vampires: Through Nov. 6, Dock Street Theatre, 135 Church St., Charleston. Charleston Stage will present an original reimagining of Bram Stoker’s classic Dracula just in time for Halloween at the […]
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History of Charleston’s mayor: 6 p.m., Oct. 28, Main Library, Calhoun Street, Charleston. Just in time for the 2015 election, the library will host a talk that delves into the evolution of Charleston’s executive office, from “intendant” to mayor. More.
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