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The Americana Music Festival will be held at the Historic Tybee island Lighthouse on September 26th, 2009. The event will feature the Donna Hopkins Band, Bobby Lee Rodgers, the Packway Handle Band, Boo Ray, and Dodd Ferrelle.
A portion of the proceeds will go to The Friends of the Tybee Post Theater.
Advanced tickets are $25 ($35 at gate) and are available now at www.etix.com or by calling 1-800-514-3849.
It’s time again for the annual MOJA Arts Festival in Charleston. This is a celebration of African-American and Caribbean Arts. Nearly half of MOJA’s events are admission-free and the remainder are offered at very modest ticket prices. The upcoming festival is scheduled for September 24 – October 4, 2009.
The MOJA Arts Festival includes visual arts, classical music, dance, gospel, jazz, poetry, R&B music, storytelling, theatre, children’s activities, traditional crafts, ethnic food, and much, much more. In addition of a wide variety of presentations, MOJA also includes an educational outreach programs in the public schools and senior outreach in senior citizen homes.
Wednesday, Sept. 23 to Sunday, Sept. 27
•THEATRE – One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show, written by Don Evans, is Art Forms & Theatre Concepts, Inc. offering for this year’s festival. Memminger Auditorium, 56 Beaufain Street. Admission: Adults $20.00; Seniors/Students $15.00 with ID. September 24, 25 – 11:00am; September 26 – 3:00pm; September 27 – 7:00pm; September 23, 24, 26 – 8:00pm.
Saturday, Sept. 26
•“AN EVENING OF JAZZ UNDER THE STARS WITH LALAH HATHAWAY†National recording artist, LALAH HATHAWAY performs under the stars in a familiar romantic cabaret setting. The evening also features two of Charleston’s favorite artists–the Charlton Singleton Group and opening the evening with his usual dynamic performance style, violinist Daniel Davis. College of Charleston Cistern Yard, 66 George Street. General Admission: $25.00; College students with ID $20.00. For reserved tables, please call (843) 724-7308. 7:30pm. Saturday, Sept. 26
Sunday, Sept. 27
•A CLASSICAL ENCOUNTER – Duo recital by cellist, Kenneth Law, Professor of Cello at Converse College, Spartanburg, SC and pianist Stephen Buck performing works by Faure, Piazzolla and Rubinstein, classical composers. City Gallery at Waterfront Park, 34 Prioleau Street. Admission: $10.00. 2:00pm-3:00pm.
Sunday, Sept. 27
•GOSPEL CONCERT – “A Back Home Gospel Hour†– MOJA presents Gospel Divas, Lynn-Marie Boone, Joy Pryor, and Gwendolyn Rodgers and the Men of Gospel, Rev. Randolph Miller, Anthony Burke and Mario Desassure in an old fashioned Back Home Gospel Hour. Joining the ensemble is Javetta Campbell with a special appearance by Minister Herbert Beard. Enjoy gospel music at its best. Trinity United Methodist Church, 273 Meeting Street. Admission: $10.00. 4:00pm.
Friday, Oct. 2
•DANCE – Ballethnic Dance Company from Atlanta, GA returns to MOJA to bring the magic of dance to the stage. Gaillard Municipal Auditorium, 77 Calhoun Street. Admission: $15.00. 7:30pm.
Saturday, Oct. 3
•R&B CONCERT – The MEHD Group presents the international recording artist, THE O’JAYS performing live on stage at the Family Circle Tennis Center.
For more information, please visit our Web site at www.mojafestival.com or call (843) 724-7305. Family Circle Tennis Center, 161 Seven Farms Drive, Daniel Island. Admission: $22.00, 30.00 & $40.00. For VIP tables, please call (843) 724-7308. Limited tables available. 7:30pm.
For more information visit the website www.mojafestival.com
or call 843-724-7305
Fall is always hopping with activities, from live music, seafood festivals, beer festivals, seafood festivals, art festivals and much, much more.
Here are some suggestions on fun things to do in South Carolina in September.
Seafood Jazz & Brew Festival, Hilton Head Island, SC
September 14-19, 2009
The 3rd annual Seafood Jazz & Brew Festival showcases the premium attributes of beer while at the same time offering every pleasure the island has to offer. Attendees can relax and relish the sounds of jazz, enjoy beer and food pairings, taste some undeniably fabulous brew and indulge in the best seafood the island has to offer September 14-19, 2009.
Visit the website.
Pawleys Island Festival of Music and Art
September 18 – 27, 2009
Kicking off the music festival this year will be the 10th Annual Pawleys Island Wine Gala, a benefit for the Pawleys Island Festival of Music & Art, on Friday, September 18th at The Carriage House at Litchfield Plantation. The festival continues until September 27th with a variety of events at different venues where food is paired with great jazz. Check out the full program and pricing here.
Reggae Nights at Wannamaker County Park, Charleston, SC
September 19, 2009
On Saturday, September 19, Wannamaker County Park hosts reggae band Ever-G.
Bring a chair or blanket and groove to the island tunes! Tickets are available at the gate for $8.00. Gates open at 7:30pm, music begins at 8:30pm.
For more information, call (843) 795-4FUN (4386) or visit our website at www.ccprc.com.
Scottish Games and Highland Gathering – Charleston, SC
September 19, 2009
Every year Boone Hall Plantation celebrates Scottish heritage and traditions with this festival. It’s a family friendly weekend with Scottish heavy athletics, piping and drumming, highland dancing, Scottish country dancing, Scottish fiddling, children’s games, and Border Collie demonstrations. For details and ticket information contact the Scottish Society at (843) 529-1020 or visit www.boonehallplantation.com for more info.
Shaggin’ on the Cooper, Mt Pleasant
September 19, 2009
Come to the new Mt Pleasant Pier for a great evening under the stars. Make sure to bring your friends and of course comfortable dancing shoes. The gates open at 7:30 pm and music starts at 8:30 pm. This is a great opportunity to squeeze out the last bit of summer! Enjoy the view over the Charleston Harbor while enjoying an icy-cold beverage, available for purchase on-site.
On September 19th, the Ocean Drive Party Band is performing. For more information visit www.ccprc.com or call 843-795-4Fun.
Fall Tour of Homes of Gardens, Charleston, SC
September 24 – October 25, 2009
If you’re interested in architecture and gardening, this is the tour you don’t want to miss.; You’ll get to see some absolutely stunning homes and gardens in Charleston. Visit special gardens and beautiful private homes, churches and public buildings.
More information and the video from last year available here
– Fall Tour of Homes and Garden, Charleston.
MOJA Arts Festival, Charleston, SC
September 24 – October 4, 2009
This colorful celebration of African-American and Caribbean Arts takes over the city of Charleston September 24 – October 4, 2009
The festival includes visual arts, classical music, dance, gospel concert, jazz concert, poetry, R&B concert, storytelling, theatre, children’s activities, traditional crafts, ethnic food, and much, much more.
For tickets and the complete program visit the website
Charleston Green Fair
September 27, 2009
Now you can find out how you can help save the planet. Every year Charleston puts on a special Green Fair to help you find the information you’re looking for. Make sure to bring friends and family along for a day of eco-friendly fun! Local sustainable food, music and demonstrations of the latest ‘green’ technologies. This festival highlights local businesses working to make the Lowcountry a greener place to live.
Visit www.charlestongreenfair.com or call 843-513-2655for more information.
Heat up September with Reggae from Everett G on Saturday September 19 at Wannamaker County Park in Charleston, SC. The gates open at 7:30 pm and music starts at 8:30 pm. This is a great way to spend a Saturday night enjoying the last days of summer.
“Ever-G†Streete was born in Cash-Hill, Hanover Parish, Jamaica where he was a singer and musician at a very early age. His first recording was with the band “Children of Jah†at Bob Marley’s Tuff Gong Studio in Kingston, Jamaica. Since moving to the U.S. in 1984, Ever-G has recorded 4 albums with his band “The Ruff Kut Crew,†including four veteran musicians and three backup singers, The Irieites.
Reggae lover can also enjoy Caribbean faire from Brieles Lowcountry Café, pizza, Italian ice, and kettle korn and boiled peanuts.
Admission is $8.00 or 5 books of Greenbax. Children 12 and free admission. Annual Gold Passes will be honored.
For more information and detailed schedules and locations visit www.ccprc.com or call 843-795-4Fun.
The fourth annual Beach, Boogie & BBQ Festival kicks off on Friday, Sept. 4, from 5-9 p.m.and continues on Saturday, Sept. 5, at Grand Park, The Market Common from 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
This is the second time the family-friendly festival is held at Grand Park.
This festival will feature free live entertainment, wake board demonstrations and the Wheels at the Beach car show.
But for most festival-goers, the main attraction is the finger-lickin, lip-smackin’ food .
Two cooking events promise to attract the nation’s finest competitors: Anything Goes contest and tasting on Friday and the Official S.C. Barbeque Championship and Kansas City Barbeque Society Cook-off on Saturday.
“We are excited about this year’s lineup of events and are delighted to partner with the Omar Shriners again on the barbeque competitions,†said Amie Lee, MBACC director of festivals and special events. “The chamber is pleased to continue providing a free, family-friendly event for locals and visitors to celebrate Labor Day weekend, which concludes the 58th annual Sun Fun Celebration of Summer.â€
For $5, festival participants can buy five tickets for sampling Anything Goes competition goodies on Friday. On Saturday and Sunday, barbeque sandwich combos will be sold for $6. Beer will be sold both days. Proceeds from these food and beer sales will benefit Omar Shriner charities.
The Myrtle Beach Car Club, organizer of Wheels at the Beach car show, will donate 50/50 raffle, silent auction and competition funds to Special Olympics of Horry County.
Here are some of the highlights of exciting events:
Friday, Sept. 4
Food and Arts/Craft Vendors, open at 5 p.m. – Food vendors will be selling a variety of eats, both sides of the lake. Select arts/crafts vendors will be selling jewelry, children’s clothing and other unique items, north side of the lake near the main stage. Most vendors accept cash only.
BBQ, BBQ, BBQ, 6 p.m. until supplies last – Barbeque championship competitors will sell their tasty offerings. A $6 combo includes barbeque sandwich, chips and soft drink. New this year: Tickets are no longer needed with cash only accepted. Proceeds benefit Omar Shriner charities. Both sides of the lake.
Anything Goes Contest and Tasting, 6:30 p.m. until supplies last – Sample dishes from shrimp creole to homemade ice cream and anything in between—anything goes! $5 for five sampling tickets. All proceeds benefit Omar Shriner charities. Football field, south side of the lake.
The Tams, 7 p.m. – Bring family and friends, chairs and blankets (no coolers allowed) and enjoy the legendary Tams, entertaining audiences for more than 40 years with a variety of music including the hits “Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy,†“What Kind of Fool†and “I’ve Been Hurt.†Main stage, north side of the lake. Free. TheOriginalTams.com.
Announcement of Anything Goes Contest Winners: Anything Goes, Best Booth, Best Dessert and Best Sauce, around 10 p.m. – Come cheer for your favorite team as the winners are announced. South stage, south side of the lake.
Saturday, Sept. 5
Official S.C. Barbeque Championship and Kansas City Barbeque Society Cook-off, 8-10 a.m. – Look on as the teams prepare their barbeque for judging of ribs, chicken and whole hog/butt. Football field, south side of the lake. Free.
4th Annual Wheels at the Beach Car Show, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. – Car enthusiasts can view more than 200 classic and antique cars and trucks organized by the Myrtle Beach Car Club. Vote for your favorite. Along Farrow Parkway. Free to spectators.
Food and Arts/Craft Vendors, open at 10 a.m. – Food vendors will be selling a variety of eats, both sides of the lake. Select arts/crafts vendors will be selling jewelry, children’s clothing and other unique items, north side of the lake near the main stage. Most vendors accept cash only.
Wake Board Demonstrations by Carolina Wake Sports, 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 6 p.m. – Witness thrilling stunts on Grand Park Lake. The free shows last about 30 minutes each. Visit the Carolina Wake Sports booth to learn about wake board lessons. CarolinaWakeSports.com.
BBQ, BBQ, BBQ, 11 a.m. until supplies last – Barbeque championship competitors will sell their tasty offerings. A $6 combo includes barbeque sandwich, chips and soft drink. New this year: Tickets are no longer needed with cash only accepted. Proceeds benefit Omar Shriner charities. Both sides of the lake.
Live Music, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. – Main stage, north side of the lake. Free.
Sea Cruz, 2-3:15 p.m. – Main stage, north side of the lake. SeaCruz.com. Free.
Wheels at the Beach Awards Presentation, 3 p.m. – Did your favorite car or truck win an award? Who won the 50/50 raffle? Get answers to these questions and more. All proceeds raised from the raffle, silent auction and competition will benefit Special Olympics of Horry County. Car show stage, north side of the lake.
S.C Education Lottery Grand Prize Giveaway, 4 p.m. – Visit their booth to buy a ticket and a chance to win the grand prize. Grand prize winner announced 4 p.m. Main stage, north side of the lake. SCEducationLottery.com.
Announcement of Official S.C. Barbeque Championship and Kansas City Barbeque Society Cook-off Winners, 5 p.m. – Learn which competitor will
earn the Grand Champion title and which competitors will receive prize money. Main stage, north side of the lake.
Sun Fun Celebration of Summer Closing Ceremony, 7 p.m. – Main stage, north side of the lake. Free.
Maurice Williams and The Zodiacs, 7:30 p.m. – Bring family and friends, chairs and blankets (no coolers allowed) and enjoy Beach Music’s Hall of Famer Maurice Williams and The Zodiacs. Their hits include “Stay,†which sold more than 8 million copies and was featured on the “Dirty Dancing†soundtrack, “Little Darlin’†and “May I.†Main stage, north side of the lake. Free. MauriceWilliams-Stay.com.
For more information, visit BeachBoogieBarbequeFestival.com or call (843) 626-7444/(800) 356-3016.
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