McKay To-Do List May 24 - May 30, 2010

Monday 5.24
What: Introduction to Drawing Techniques
When: 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Where: REDUX Contemporary Art Center
              136 St. Phillip St.
How: Always wanted to learn to draw? Now's your chance. After seeing them at last week's Pecha Kucha, we really like the unique opportunities that REDUX has to offer local artists of all skill level.


Tuesday 5.25
What: Entreprenuers Coffee Talk
When: 7:30am - 8:30am
Where: McCrady's
              2 Unity Alley
How: Join other local, like-minded entrepreneurs to share coffee and good ideas. Free. Hosted by the Charleston American Marketing Association (AMA).


Wednesday 5.26
What: Girls' Night in Entertaining
When: 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Where: Stems
              208 Coming St.
How: Join hosts Southern Protocol, Canape and Stems as they teach you all the tricks to a chic soiree in the comfort of your home. RSVP to contact@southernprotocol.com. $35.


Thursday 5.27
What: Sex and the City II Premiere
When: Various movie times (We suggest buying tickets ahead)
Where: Your favorite movie theater, but we like:
              The Hippodrome
              360 Concord St.
How: We'll definitely be in attendance for this much-anticipated premiere. Indulge a little and have a cosmo, available for a limited time at The Hippodrome. Support your local movie theaters!


Friday 5.28
What: Piccolo Spoleto Sunset Serenade Concert
When: 8:00pm - 10:00pm (concert begins) 
            Piccolo Spoleto runs for 17 days and nights, beginning Friday 5.28 through Sunday 6.13 and     coinciding with Spoleto Festival USA. 
Where: U.S. Customs House
              200 East Bay St.
How: The annual Piccolo Spoleto concert raises the curtain on this citywide festival. Grab a blanket and chair and gather in front of one of Charleston's historic buildings to hear favorite works by American composers. Performed by the Piccolo Spoleto Festival Orchestra, which is comprised of music students and professors from local universities along with local musicians. Free.


Saturday 5.29
What: Charleston Farmers Market
When: 8:00am - 2:00pm
Where: Marion Square
How: Have you been yet this year? Because now is the time that local produce and goods are flooding our weekly market with the first wave of seasonal goodies. Best bets this time of year include arugula, mixed greens, cucumbers, yellow squash, broccoli and red new potatoes.


Sunday 5.30
What: Spoleto Festival USA presents "Les Ballets Trocadero de Monte Carlo"
When: 2:00pm
Where: Gaillard Auditorium
              77 Calhoun St.
How: Drag queen ballet, en pointe no less. We like the sound of that! Come see this one of a kind dance troupe, known affectionately to fans worldwide as The Trocks'. Ticket prices range from $15-$75

McKay's To-Do List May 17 - 23, 2010

Tuesday 5.18

What:  Successful Singles Wine Tasting and Matching Making

Where: Social Wine Bar

              188 East Bay Street

When: 5:30p.m. - 8:30p.m.

How: Mix and mingle with other successful singles while enjoying a wine tasting at one of our favorite local spots. 

Wednesday 5.19

What: Pecha Kucha

Where: Citadel's Mark Clark Hall, Buyer Auditorium

When: 6:30p.m.

How: Just $5 to enjoy each presenter's 6 minutes and 40 seconds of fame. As usual, the event is sold out!

Thursday 5.20

What: Green Drinks and Lowcountry Local First

Where: EVO Pizza

              1075 East Montague Ave

              North Charleston, SC 

When: 4:30p.m. - 6:00p.m.

How: Green Drinks will be supporting Lowcountry Local First and the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE) in Park Circle neighborhood during the BALLE Charleston conference. For more information on the conference visit the website, http://www.livingeconomies.org/conference/2010-conference. 

Friday 5.21

What: Men and Dogs Book Signing

Where: Blue Bicycle Books

              420 King Street

When: 5:00p.m. - 7:00p.m.

How: Charleston-native and author, Katie Crouch will be signing copies of her second novel. 

Saturday 5.22

What: WindPath of Charleston Fractional Yachting Open House

Where: Charleston City Marina

              17 Lockwood Blvd.

When: 10:00a.m. - 4:00p.m.

How: If you're interested in experiencing the benefits of sailing on a luxury yacht, without the hassles of actually owning one, (and who wouldn't be?) come aboard Endeavor, WindPath's 35-foot Catalina 350 markII and hear more about fractional yacht membership.

Sunday 5.23

What: Guerilla Cuisine goes RAW

Where: Location undisclosed

When: 5:30p.m.

How: Chef Ken Immer, creator of gRAWnola, will be cooking for the underground supper club this week. Purchase your tickets here.

            

Charleston WATERKEEPER® Leads International Effort to Save Our Gulf

Local Organization Creates Campaign to Engage Waterkeeper Alliance in Gulf Coast Recovery Effort

In the midst of this devastating BP oil disaster, it is safe to say that most everyone is concerned with the current plight facing the Gulf Coast. With no clear end in sight, this catastrophe is forcing many of us across the Southeast to question how we will be impacted, and what we are going to do about the situation.

Cyrus Buffum, Executive Director of Charleston Waterkeeper, our local water watchdog organization, has taken the lead to create SaveOurGulf.org, a web-based project aiming to raise funds for fellow Waterkeepers on the front lines throughout the Gulf, and provide real-time, accurate information about what may be the largest environmental and economic disaster in U.S. history.

SaveOurGulf.org is an initiative supported by the Waterkeeper Alliance, an international organization of nearly 200 Waterkeeper programs, to aid in the ongoing efforts of the Lower Missisissippi Riverkeeper, Louisiana Bayoukeeper, Mobile Baykeeper, Emerald Coastkeeper and Apalachicola Riverkeeper, who are working around the clock to provide their firsthand knowledge and expertise in order to help minimize the environmental impact from the oil disaster. Together with the Waterkeeper Alliance, Buffum and the five Gulf Coast Waterkeeper organizations located in the direct impact zone are updating SaveOurGulf.org daily with accurate and original content to assure that citizens around the world are given a firsthand account of what is happening on the ground.

Utilizing social media tools and innovative fundraising ideas, SaveOurGulf.org gives citizens opportunities to help contribute to crisis efforts. Interactive components, such as live Twitter feeds from the Waterkeepers on scene, aerial photographs of ground zero, maps and firsthand accounts of critical incidents, allow people to receive live, unfiltered content from the front lines. In addition, by using tools like RT2Give, a donation tool allowing users to donate to the relief effort with a simple retweet on Twitter, SaveOurGulf.org is an example of how modern communication can aid in crisis relief.

The Waterkeeper Alliance has mobilized their programs worldwide to assist, advise and aid SaveOurGulf.org and the affected Waterkeepers. Waterkeepers serve as the voice of the world’s waters, and during such a disastrous event, Gulf Waterkeepers are working together to best protect their communities and the waterways on which they depend. SaveOurGulf.org shares these efforts with the rest of the world, and reveals a front-line perspective of what is being done on the ground. 

To lend support and get involved, visit www.SaveOurGulf.org. 

McKay To-Do List May 10 - 16, 2010

Monday 5.10
What: Spoleto Sneak Preview
Where: CofC's Simons Center for the Arts
              54 St. Philip St.
When: 6:00pm
How: Get an early taste of Spoleto as the CofC School of the Arts faculty joins festival performers to present some of the music that will be heard at this year's festivities. Free.


Tuesday 5.11
What: Mercy of the Chef
Where: Fish Restaurant
             442 King St.
When: 5:30pm - 8:00pm
How: Let Chef Nico be in charge of choosing your 3 courses for only $25. Now for just another $5, add wine pairings to each course.


Wednesday 5.12
What: Foodie Trivia Night
Where: Ted's Butcherblock
              334 East Bay St.
When: 7:30pm
How: Every second Wednesday of the month, Ted's hosts an opportunity for foodies to get together and flaunt their gastro-knowledge. Come check out Charleston's best new trivia night. Free. 


Thursday 5.13
What: Asylum: Break Out for a Cause
Where: Old City Jail
When: 7:00pm - 11:00pm 
How: Mellow Mushroom transforms the Old City Jail into a swanky place to benefit the Teachers' Supply Closet. $45 for admission and open bar. 


Friday 5.14
What: Sol Driven Train
Where: Charleston Pour House
              1977 Maybank Hwy.
When: 9:00pm
How: Come check out the local ensemble as they celebrate their new album release. Opener is Spartanburg native, Shane Pruitt. 


Saturday 5.15
What: Beer-B-Cue Bash
Where: Smoky Oak Taproom
              1234 Camp Rd.
              James Island, SC
When: All Day Long
How: James Island's best kept secret is giving locals from all over Charleston an excuse to venture off the beaten path. Bash will feature 50 beer styles from more than 20 breweries, live music (on the patio), food and drink specials. 


Sunday 5.16
What: Do The Charleston
Where: King St. (Calhoun-Queen)
When: Noon - 5:00pm
How: It's time to Do The Charleston. Shops and restaurants will be spilling out onto King St. as pedestrians take over! Outside dining and specials, plus live music and more. DO NOT MISS THIS! 

McKay Freelance Welcomes WindPath Charleston to Our Fleet

In MOST cases we are firm believers in the saying "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."  That is until we met our newest client, WindPath of Charleston Fractional Yacht Program.

For those who are not familiar, fractional yachting is similar to a time share. Members have seven guaranteed uses per month, plus as-available use. WindPath not only allows access to the water, but also removes nearly all of the hassles associated with boat ownership.


WindPath Charleston's luxury yacht, Endeavor, is a 35-foot Catalina 350 markII and is conveniently docked at the Charleston City Marina. Members may take the yacht out for a few hours after work, get away for a weekend, or cruise for an entire week. 


A proud supporter of Charleston WATERKEEPER, WindPath Charleston will donate $500 for every new member. And, those who sign-up during the month of May, will receive one month free.


On Saturday, May 22, 2010, WindPath Charleston will open the deck of Endeavor for an open house giving guests the opportunity to talk with current members, tour the boat and learn more about the member and owner-member programs available. The open house will take place from 10:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. at Charleston City Marina, Slip J-20. For those interested, demo sails will be held on Sunday, May 23, 2010, by appointment only.

For more information about WindPath Charleston, visit http://www.WindPathCharleston.com

Get Ready! Our New Look is Coming....

Here is a taste of what the new McKay Freelance website and branding will look like. We are excited to finally show it off! Let us know what you think.

Website to follow in the coming weeks...

Meet our newest client: Essential Journeys - Makers of Soap by the Slice

We are excited to announce our new client, Essential Journeys - Makers of Soap by the Slice.

Essential Journeys makes handcrafted soaps, rejuvenating lotions and soothing lip lubes, all from natural ingredients to make you feel like the diva that you are. The products are not just for the ladies, Essential Journeys also makes shaving soaps specifically designed for men and a dog soap that will leave your pup smelling delightful!

Kimberly Masters, founder of Essential Journeys is a travel enthusiast and gets the creative inspiration for her products from her journeys all around the world.  She handcrafts each soap loaf in her Asheville, NC soap studio. Thai lemongrass, mango papaya and lavender citrus are just a few of the unique fragrance combinations that will make you long to take a shower. The intricate designs make it hard to use her soap slices for anything other than decoration...that is until you try one!

The Essential Journeys' Lotion for the Body soothes the skin with Aloe Vera and Vitamin E and comes in delicious scents like White Tea and Ginger and Grapefruit Splash. And don't forget your lips! Lube for Lips comes in three yummy flavors and will nourish your lips while keeping them protected from the summer sun. 

A perfect gift for mom this Mother's Day, or any time of year. Check out the Essential Journeys Website for additional product information. Keep up with Essential Journeys on Facebook and twitter, @soapslice and receive product promotions and specials.

McKay's To-Do List May 3 - May 8, 2010

Need something to do this week? We've got you covered!


Monday 5.3
What: James Beard Foundation Awards 2010 
Where: Lincoln Center, NYC
When: 6:30p.m.
Why: OK, we understand you might not be able to make it to the actual awards tonight, but if you are interested in following the chefs from our great city, head to the Delights and Prejudices website or follow the event on twitter, @beardfoundation. Be sure to watch for Sean Brock of McCrady's Restaurant, Ken Vendrinski of the former Sienna Restaurant and current Trattoria Lucca and Craig Deihl for Cypress.


Tuesday 5.4
What: Nosh Mob
Where: Blu Restaurant
             1 Center Street
             Folly Beach, SC 29439
When: 5:30p.m.
Why: Honor the shrimp season and the Sustainable Seafood Initiative. $25 for three-courses.


Wednesday 5.5
What: Cinco de Mayo
Where: Celebrate Mexican heritage and culture by supporting local mexican establishments. Our suggestion, Santi's Restaurante Mexicano.
When: All day long!


Thursday 5.6
What: Cynthia Rowley & Center for Women Shopping Event
Where: Cynthia Rowley
              314 King Street
When: 6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.
Why: Enjoy an evening of wine, munchies and good conversation.  Cynthia Rowley is donating 10% of your purchase the Center for Women. C4W members receive a 10% discount on all items. 


Friday 5.7
What: Greek Festival (May 7 - May 9)
Where: Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
              30 Race Street
When:  11:00a.m. - 10:00p.m.
Why: Just $3 to celebrate life, good food, music and friendship.


Saturday 5.8
What: Mom's 5K Run/Walk
Where: Blackbaud Stadium on Daniel Island
              1990 Daniel Island Drive
When: 6:30a.m. - 8:00a.m. Packet Pick-up
            8:30a.m. Race Begins
Why:  To benefit the Ruth Rhoden Craven Foundation for Postpartum Depression Awareness. Registration $25.


Sunday 5.9
What: College of Charleston Graduation
As CofC Alum, McKay Freelance would like to congratulate the class of 2010! Good luck in all of your future endeavors!

McKay Partners with Sustainable Architecture Firm, The Middleton Group

McKay Freelance is pleased to announce our newest client, local sustainable architecture firm, The Middleton Group. Founded in 2007, The Middleton Group consists of husband & wife team Blake & Laura Middleton. Both LEED-certified, The Middleton Group's projects have included Midtown Bar & Grill, as well as a number of residences downtown, Mt. Pleasant and on Isle of Palms. They provide clients with sustainable and environmentally-conscious designs, seeking to minimize the negative environmental impact of buildings by enhancing efficiency and moderation in the use of materials, energy, and land development. The Middleton Group is also a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and a Partner of the Energy Star Program.

For more information, visit www.themiddletongroup.net or follow them on facebook & twitter. See examples of their work below and stay tuned for more to come!

Midtown Bar & Grill is housed in an 18th century building, which is the oldest on King St. North of Calhoun. Located at 559 King, Midtown Bar & Grill did a complete renovation of the space, with design and construction documents for the building provided by The Middleton Group.

Midtown Bar & Grill

Bar & Outside Patio

McKay To Do List: April 26 - May 2, 2010

Happy Monday! See what the Lowcountry has to offer this week....


Wednesday 4.28
What: My Morning Jacket w/ Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Where: Family Circle Cup
When:  Gates Open 6:00p.m.
How:  My Morning Jacket kicks-off the concert season for the Family Circle Cup. Tickets available on Ticketmaster 


Thursday 4.29
What: Center for Women - Purse Auction
Where: City Gallery at Waterfront Park
              34 Prioleau Street
When:  6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.
How: Support the Center for Women at the 9th annual Purse Auction. Silent and live auction of 80 unique purses designed by local designers and celebrities. Designer purses includes designer purses from Tory Burch, Burberry, Prada and many, many more!


Save money and purchase your ticket in advance here. $25 in advance, $30 at the door.


Friday 4.30
What: Gourmet and Grapes
Where: The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort
              1 Sanctuary Beach Drive
               Kiawah Island, SC
When: Friday, April 30 - Sunday, May 2, 2010
How: The second annual Gourmet and Grapes event will not disappoint. The weekend includes a black-tie dinner, interactive wine symposium, cooking demonstration luncheon, and grand wine odyssey. All proceeds benefit the Hollings Cancer Center at MUSC. Visit the website for more details. 


Saturday 5.1
What: Charleston Dog Show
Where: Marion Square
When: 8:30a.m. - 3:00p.m.
How: Bring your families and your pooch to Marion Square and watch other Lowcountry Dogs strut their stuff. There will also be a dog vendor village for you and your pup to explore.


Sunday 5.2
What: Lowcountry Local First 3rd Annual Chef's Potluck
Where: The Pavilion at Middleton Place
              4300 Ashley River Road
When: 4:00p.m. - 7:00p.m.
How: Enjoy delicious dishes prepared with local ingredients by local chefs. Tickets are $45 LLF Members, $50 Non-members. Purchase your tickets here.

Mckay To Do List: April 19 - 25, 2010

Spring in Charleston means there is a lot going on...Check it out!

Monday 4.19

What: National Park Week

Where: 392 National Parks Across the country. Check out our local National Park, Fort Sumter National Monument

When: All week long until Sunday, April 25

How: Celebrate nature and our national parks. Enjoy any national park for free this week!

Wednesday 4.21

What: Spotleo SCENE Kick-off party

Where: Dock Street Theater

              135 Church Street

When: 6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

How: Come on out to the Scene kick-off party to find out what is in store for Spoleto Festival 2010. Enjoy snacks, drinks, bluegrass and good people!

Thursday 4.22

What: i5K Walk, Run, Shuffle

Where: Charleston Maritime Center on the Harbor

              10 Wharfside Street

When: 6:30p.m.

How: Registration $30

Friday 4.23

What: The Oxygen Ball "Lowcountry Dancing with the Stars"

Where: Charleston Marriott

              170 Lockwood Blvd.

When: 7:00p.m. - 11:30p.m.

How: Local celebrities will pair with dance pros from the Fred Astaire Dance Studios to compete for the title of "Lowcountry Dancing with the Stars Champion." Tickets: $150. All proceeds benefit American Lung Association.

Saturday 4.24

What: A Charleston Affair

Where: Cistern Yard

When: 7:00p.m. - 10:00p.m.

How: Calling all CofC alum (and wannabes), come out to the Cistern Yard to mix and mingle while listening to music from the Plainfield Project and enjoying food from Jim n' Nicks BBQ, yum! And our favorite's ICEBOX Bar will be serving beer, wine and sangria! Visit the website for ticket prices.

To Do List April 11 - April 18 2010

Tuesday 4.13
What: Wine on the Water
Where: South Carolina Aquarium
              100 Aquarium Wharf
When:  7:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.
How:  Enjoy an evening of sustainable seafood prepared by Charleston's best chef's, wine and entertainment, all while overlooking the beautiful Charleston harbor. Tickets $25 members, $30 non-members. Reservations must be made in advance.


Wednesday 4.14
What: Movies on the 103 Green
Where: Eye Level Art
              103 Spring Street
When:  7:30p.m.
How: $5 at the door; Bring your own beer/wine for a $5 corkage fee. Feature presentation: Chocolat


Thursday 4.15
What: Upper King Street Design Walk
Where: Shops and showrooms on Upper King Street (between Calhoun and Line Street)
When: 5:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.
How: Upper King Street establishments will be open for people to mix, mingle and shop! Refreshments will be provided at no cost.


Saturday 4.17
What: Family Circle Cup Game, Set, Rock! Tennis Amplified
Where: Family Circle Cup Tennis Center
When: 8:00p.m.
How: Watch John McEnroe, Jim Courier and Anna Kournikova play while listening to local favorite, The Blue Dogs. Buy tickets online.

March Recap

We've been busy girls the last few weeks. Taking part in some of Charleston's quintessential springtime events has been just what we needed to get over the February blues. Instead of a To Do list, we wanted to recap what's been going on in the life of McKay recently. We wish you a happy Easter/Spring Break week and hope that you will be with family & friends and able to just enjoy! Cheers!

Gullah singers serenaded the first visitors to the Charleston Wine + Food Festival (March 4-7) and the Sneak Preview of the 2010 Culinary Village. The music was a perfect pairing to the Festival's kick-off in Marion Square. We especially loved the joggling board and authentic wares.

"Rice & Beans" artwork displayed the likeness of local, acclaimed Chef Mike Lata, FIG, in addition to other recognizable locals. Proceeds from the silent auction items benefitted the Wine + Food Festival's signature charity, Louie's Kids, a local non-profit organization that helps to fight childhood obesity nationwide.

This year's Bubbles & Sweets...With a Twist! was a veritable candy land under the main tent in Marion Square. Inspired by everything sweet (and bubbly), local and national pastry chefs served desserts that included everything from bubble gum ice cream, candied apple turnovers to chocolate three-ways. The crowd danced enthusiastically to local live band, Hot Sauce, a new addition to this year's Bubbles which has previously been deejayed. We were in heaven!

We were happy to be involved again with Charleston Waterkeeper, Cyrus Buffum, and his organization's first annual Water Ball, held March 27th at the S.C. Aquarium. With more than 300 guests in attendance, the Water Ball more than met its goal of educating and involving more of the local public in our fight for clean water. We are proud to be involved with this group of amazing individuals, and really can't wait to see what will be next!

We were up early this past Saturday morning, getting ready for the Cooper River Bridge Run from both directions! Mackenzie coordinated Team BANa runners at the Start, while Elizabeth waited at the Finish, armed with thousands of BANa to give to thirsty, depleted runners and walkers.

BANa [Serious Rehydration] also took part in the two-day Expo held at the Gaillard Auditorium, educating and informing the public about the benefits of BANa to serious athletes and beyond.

Team BANa runners celebrated "getting over it" and the completion of their 6.2 miles. BANa hosted an [After-Run] Party for Team BANa runners, walkers, supporters, family and friends above The Smoking Lamp across from the Finish Festival, overlooking Marion Square. It could have been warmer, but the company could not have been better. We are so excited for BANa and the great opportunities that are sure to come. Up next - Family Circle Cup! Keep track of us on twitter @BANaBottlingCo.

We would love for you to share with us any of your experiences or photos from some of these events or any other recent goings-on that we did not include. We can't do it all, but we sure do try! Don't forget to follow us @McKayFreelance. 

To Do List 3.22.2010-3.28.2010

Happy First Monday of Spring, Charleston! We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves during Charleston Fashion Week and the first spring-like weekend of 2010, and really cannot wait for all of the exciting events that are coming up in the Holy City. Like this week for instance! Check it out for what we are up to and what we think you should be sure NOT to miss.

Monday 3.22

What? Beginners Salsa Class 

When? 6:45pm

Where? Arthur Murray Dance Studio

                 1706 Old Town Rd.

How? You've always wanted to learn to shake your latin tailfeather, and now here is your chance. Salsa is one of the most fun and invigorating kinds of dance and we recommend you all take advantage of this opportunity. It's fun and burns plenty of calories, to boot.

Tuesday 3.23

What? Sustainable Seafood Dinner

When? 7:00pm

Where? Blu Restaurant & Bar

                 1 Center St. 

                 Folly Beach, SC

How? Take advantage of this 5-course dinner for only $50 at Folly Beach's best new restaurant. Learn about the Sustainable Seafood Initiative in the process. 

Wednesday 3.24

What? Garden in the Parks

When? 9:00am-11:00am

Where? Etiwan Park

                 Daniel Island, SC

How? Step up your gardening skills by joining local pros to learn what you should be doing this spring in your own garden. It's the perfect time of year to start planning, and experts will show you tips, shortcuts and lessons from the pros. BYOT (bring your own tools).

Thursday 3.25

What? Water Ball

When? 7:00pm-11:00pm

Where? S.C. Aquarium

How? The much-anticipated 1st annual Water Ball will be an evening dedicated to clean water, providing attendees with interactive displays, cocktails, music & dancing, all below the Great Ocean Tank. See you there! Formal Attire. $50.

Friday 3.26

What? Widespread Panic

When? 8:00pm

Where? House of Blues

                 Myrtle Beach, SC

How? We'd be remiss if we didn't include one of our favorite Georgia rock bands, Widespread Panic. We're counting you as lucky if you are planning a roadtrip to Myrtle Beach this weekend.

Saturday 3.27

What? Cooper River Bridge Run

When?  8:00am Start, Finish Festival 9:00am-12:00pm

Where? Through Mt. Pleasant and over the Bridge, 6.2 miles to the Finish at Meeting & George St. Finish Festival, Marion Square

How? Current registration count: 38,005. If you haven't registered, you're out of luck unless you want to pay $150 for a charity bib! McKay will be there with BANa [Serious Rehydration] and you should come see us at the Finish Festival in Marion Square. Fingers crossed for weather like this past Saturday!

Sunday 3.28

What? Guerrilla Cuisine 3.8

When? 6:00pm-10:00pm

Where? Rumored to be The Ocean Room at Kiawah Island Golf Resort, but official location is TBD.

How? Rumor has it that Sanctuary Chef Nathan Thurston will host a preview of his James Beard dinner. If you haven't checked out Charleston's only underground supper club, then you should. $76.