Charleston Music Hall is located in the Upper King Street area of historic downtown Charleston, SC. Above all else, the Music Hall is a listening room; an intimate environment in which the audience and the artist can interact on a more personal level. The versatile space combines historical elegance with modern functionality. ...

Music Farm is a music venue and multi-purpose event space located in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, SC. The venue hosts live music, comedy shows, themed dance nights, and more. Formerly a train depot built in the 1850s, the Farm was transformed into a music venue in 1993, and renovated and re-opened in 2022. The Music Farm presents the finest local, regional, and national music and entertainment acts. The Music Farm is a joint venture between Frank Productions, LLC and Live Nation and run by the same team as the Charleston Music Hall. ...

The Charleston Pour House is a home-grown, independently operated music venue since 2002. There are two stages and two full service bars, inside the main venue and outside on the deck, with free live music nightly.. Root Note food container bar is located on the deck while Kwei Fei is in the building adjacent to the venue. The Sunday Brunch Farmers Market offers quality local products and produce, along with fun workshops, face painting and food trucks. Kids’ Drum Circles and other family-friendly events are offered regularly. ...

Established in 2015, Charleston Gaillard Center is a leading non-profit performing arts center dedicated to commissioning and presenting ambitious cultural programming and popular performances that engage audiences, foster community, and prompt essential dialogue. Located in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, SC, the Gaillard Center is comprised of intimate lobby spaces and a uniquely styled Grand Ballroom with a stunning view of the Gaillard’s terrace lawn. Its campus also includes the 1,818-seat Martha and John M. Rivers Performance Hall and an adjacent park space. ...