1. Pavilion Bar and Grill -- one of the charming aspects of Charleston is its historical buildings and locations. One common restaurant alternative is eating on the rooftop of the downtown hotels. One of the places I'd love to try on a warm summer evening is this particular rooftop experience...check it out: http://www.marketpavilion.com/
2. Cupcake -- Though cake isn't Phil's favorite thing, we have found some tasty treats at this little SC chain. Its really charming. They have certain staple flavors, and then other flavors of cupcakes that come out depending on the season. My personal favorite is the Peppermint and Chocolate cupcake. I've seen people buy boxes of these for their weddings, instead of the traditional wedding cake. I love that idea!
In case you'd like to endulge a little yourself, here is their websites: http://www.freshcupcakes.com/
Like I said, charming.
3. Charleston Boat Show: I've never been, but it looks like a fun way to spend the afternoon on the harbor. Maybe one day we'll own a boat. I love the ocean, and I have a lot of memories of getting my own boating license when I was young, and later sailing with my dad on his catamaran in Hawaii and Turkey. Nothing but the wind in your hair and smell of the ocean. This year's Boat Show is in late April. http://www.charlestonspringboatshow.com/
4. Summerville Flowertown Festival: I've read that the Southeast Tourism Society has named the Flowertown Festival in Summerville, SC as one of the Top 20 Events in the Southeast. Food, art and friendly people in a really nice part of town. This event takes place at the end of March. Last year's website: http://www.flowertownfestival.com/I could probably think of 10 more things right now...but these are just a few, and I'll add more to this list later. I guess that's the great place about living somewhere new, you can discover so many interesting events, places and people. I look forward to the many adventures ahead as Phil, Gus and I continuing exploring South Carolina!
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