Coastal Companion

Your ultimate guide to the coast

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Charleston Harbor Fest 2008 – Charleston, S.C.

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In 2002, a few wooden boat enthusiasts at the South Carolina Maritime Foundation decided to create an event to highlight Charleston’s rich maritime history and bring folks to the waterfront. The success of this event has blossomed over the last five years into an annual, harbor-wide celebration of the sea. What in past years was called the Charleston Maritime Festival has now been renamed to reflect the increased scope of attractions and the expansion of the festival grounds. Charleston HarborFest will be held May 16-May 18, 2008.

The Charleston Maritime Center will serve as the hub to this three-day extravaganza, with activities and attractions stretching north to Liberty Square, south to the Passenger Terminal at the foot of Market Street, and west into Ansonborough Field (depending on construction schedules). As evidence that this event will truly permeate the harbor, plans are being developed for additional attractions across the Cooper River in Mt. Pleasant as well as on the water between the two municipalities.

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Third Annual Charleston Cinco de Mayo Festival – Charleston, S.C.

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On May 2, 2008, the Visitors Center Bus Terminal in downtown Charleston will transform from 7 p.m. -11p.m. into a scene from Latin America with the kick-off of the third annual Charleston Cinco de Mayo Festival. Guests are invited to sample local Mexican, Tex-Mex and Brazilian foods while relaxing with Cuervo margaritas and Mexican beer. A portion of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Trident Literacy Association.

The evening’s entertainment will include Mariachi music, a live salsa band, professional salsa and ballroom dancers. Top Latin hits from DJ. Luigi will finish out the night. For “Dancing with the Stars” enthusiasts, this is your chance to see talented dancers perform live and a chance to practice your own moves.

The Visitor Center Bus Terminal
Call 843.225.5288 or visit www.charlestoncdm.com for more information.

Charleston Greek Fest 2008 – South Carolina

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The Charleston Greek Fest is a decades-old tradition of culture and entertainment.

Come join us in a celebration of life, music, good food, and friendship!

This year’s festival includes:
* Delicious Greek food (gyro, kebob, mousaka and more!)
* Greek wines and beverages
* Greek music (two live bands!)
* Folk dance performances
* Cultural exhibits and shops
* Church tours highlighting ecclesiastic history, music, art, and prayer
* 700+ car parking area with continuous shuttle service to festival grounds

Entrance Fee: $3.00 per person
(College students $1.00, children under 12 free, also Mothers free on Sunday – Mother’s Day)
(Door prize: chance to win an one-night stay at Charleston Place Hotel, with Champagne, and a Continental Breakfast at the Palmetto Cafe. Package worth $545.00 with the drawing taking place at 4 pm on Sunday. Need not be present to win.)
All proceeds benefit the Greek Orthodox Church and its charities.
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
30 Race Street
Phone: 843-577-2063
Web Site: http://www.greekorthodoxchs.org/greekfest


Charleston Tea Plantation’s Second Annual First Flush Tea Festival – S.C.

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Each Spring Mother Nature awakens the tea plants and another growing season begins. The Lowcountry provides just the right mix of heat, rain and sun for tiny, tender tea leaves to push up above last year’s growth. This “First Flush” is Nature’s very special gift to Charleston Tea Plantation – America’s Only Tea Garden.

Bring a blanket or chair and come celebrate with us for a full day of fun, food, live music, games, relaxation and friendship.

Observe the process of making tea in our factory from the “Tour way” where you’ll hear and see all about the world of tea. Visit the Gift Shoppe for unique merchandise and take home a supply of American Classic Tea. Purchase your own supply of the 2008 American Classic First Flush Tea for those special moments when only the best will do.

10:00am to 5:00pm. Tickets are on sale at the plantation and online. Tickets are $8 in advance, $10 day of show, $5 ages 6-12, and free for kids 5 and under.

Charleston Tea Plantation
843-559-0383
www.charlestonteaplantation.com

From Seeds to Shillings: Growing Wealth at Charles Towne – Charleston, S.C.

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Before cotton was king and rice reigned supreme, South Carolina colonists struggled to find a cash crop that would provide them with a life of luxury. Colonists experimented with a variety of plants for both produce and profit. Join us at Charles Town Landing for “From Seeds to Shillings: Growing Wealth at Charles Towne”. See costumed interpreters working in the crop garden and ask them what they are growing. Learn how colonial crops were used as medicines, fragrances, and dyes. Talk to the apothecary about health and healing. Experience colonial colors and fragrances as you participate in indigo dying and in making your own sweetbag, a colonial form of perfume. Visit the communal lodging house to see what’s on the menu and watch how an indentured servant would have cooked meals over an open hearth.

Meeting Place: Fortified area. What to Bring: Water, appropiate clothing for weather. Event Hours: 9:00 to 5:00. Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site
www.charlestowne.org