Charleston Living Magazine May-June 2023
Feeling hungry? We highlight our top picks for the ten best burgers in Charleston. We also showcase the annual Piccolo Spoleto event, with excellent shows during the two weeks. We highlight some of the top retirement communities and facilities as well, along with local artwalks.
Feeling hungry? We highlight our top picks for the ten best burgers in Charleston. We also showcase the annual Piccolo Spoleto event, with excellent shows during the two weeks. We highlight some of the top retirement communities and facilities as well, along with local artwalks.
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BUZZ | EVENTS<br />
cal artists and performers in the areas of dance,<br />
music, theatre, visual arts and literature. Produced<br />
by the City of North <strong>Charleston</strong> Cultural Arts<br />
Department, residents and visitors are invited<br />
to experience a diverse array of performances,<br />
children’s programs, public art, workshops, exhibitions,<br />
and activities in a variety of indoor and<br />
outdoor venues, culminating with a Lowcountry<br />
Music Showcase. Visit www.northcharlestonartsfest.com/events<br />
for a full lineup.<br />
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16th Cinco De <strong>May</strong>o Festival<br />
<strong>May</strong> 6<br />
Founded in 2006, the<br />
Cinco De <strong>May</strong>o Festival<br />
is the area’s largest Cinco<br />
de <strong>May</strong>o celebration with<br />
live music, dance exhibitions<br />
and authentic food<br />
held downtown at the <strong>Charleston</strong> Cruise Terminal.<br />
4-10 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be<br />
purchased at EventBrite. 196 Concord Street.<br />
Sheep Shearing, Wool Felting and Border<br />
Collie Demonstrations<br />
<strong>May</strong> 7<br />
Bring the whole family to Middleton Place for<br />
a full day of activities, including sheep shearing<br />
demonstrations using traditional steel blade<br />
hand shears, registered dogs from American<br />
Border Collie Association (ABAC), a wool<br />
felting program and an indigo dyeing demonstration<br />
where kids can dye cloth to take<br />
home with them. The program is included<br />
with general admission. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. www.<br />
middletonplace.org. 4300 Ashley River Rd.<br />
Starlight Yoga<br />
<strong>May</strong> 11 & <strong>June</strong> 1<br />
The moon and stars enhance this flowing yoga<br />
class hosted by <strong>Charleston</strong> County Parks.<br />
Participants will receive a special glow-inthe-dark<br />
souvenir. <strong>May</strong> 11, 7:30-8:30 p.m. at<br />
Johns Island County Park, 2662 Mullet Hall<br />
Rd.; <strong>June</strong> 1, 7:30-8:30 p.m. at Folly Beach<br />
County Park, 1100 East Ashley Ave. Registration<br />
is $10. Register at www.ccprc.com.<br />
52nd Annual <strong>Charleston</strong> Greek Festival<br />
<strong>May</strong> 12<br />
The <strong>Charleston</strong> Greek Festival is a weekendlong<br />
celebration of fun and Greek culture.<br />
Attendees can enjoy Greek food, wine, live<br />
music, dance performances and more. There<br />
will be a large selection of authentic Greek<br />
food and drink, delicate pastries, authentic<br />
gyros, filling dinners, and Greek coffee, beer,<br />
and wine. General admission is $5; seniors<br />
and students, $3; military members and chil-<br />
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