The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina is an independent nonprofit theater bringing the performing and visual arts to the Lowcountry including drama, comedy, theater and more. Each year the Arts Center produces five plays or musicals, as well as cultural festivals and educational outreach. Performance spaces include the 349-seat Elizabeth Wallace Theater on the main floor and the 175-seat Rachel & John Jakes Studio Theater on the second floor. ...

Bay Street Biergarten is Charleston’s first beer garden, housing a state-of-the-art tap system, kitchen, a full-service bar, and a sprawling outdoor seating area. It also features 16 flat-screen TVs, ping-pong, cornhole, live music every weekend, and plenty of fun special events for everyone. ...

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. ...

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. ...

Greenwood Community Theatre (GCT) is located in beautiful Uptown Greenwood, SC. Centrally located in the Emerald Triangle Cultural Arts District, GCT boasts a healthy offering of theatre, musical theatre, comedy, dramas, classic films, indie films, music concerts and more. ...

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. ...

New Realm Brewing Company is an American craft brewery founded in 2016. Located just outside of Charleston on Daniel Island, New Realm Brewing Charleston features an immense dog-friendly outdoor patio, stages built for live music indoors and out, and a stylish restaurant with a menu featuring local ingredients, paired with 27 taps. The brewery hosts live local music every week, plus stand-up comedy, music trivia, and the occasional jazz show on the New Realm stage. Relax and enjoy some family-friendly fun in the Lowcountry. ...

A nod to the classic speakeasy, Prohibition Charleston is an award winning cocktail bar and restaurant. With dancing, live music, and weekly events, Prohibition celebrates the bacchanalian decadence of the 1920s. ...

Established in 2017, Saltwater Cowboys prides itself on being Shem Creek’s finest. With a passion for delectable local seafood and BBQ and a casual atmosphere featuring some of Charleston’s most scenic views, you’re sure to leave craving more. ...

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. ...

The Joint at 1710 Main in downtown Columbia, SC, is crafted after traditional jazz halls that were popular in the heartland of the US in the 1940s. The Joint features local, regional, and national live jazz and blues bands, among other genres of music entertainment, Thursday through Saturday, weekly. ...

Located in on the banks of the Reedy River in downtown Greenville, SC, the Peace Center’s six acre campus is the Upstate’s nationally recognized arts and entertainment destination.The Peace Concert Hall seats 2,115 and features state-of-the-art acoustics. It boasts technology capable of catering to the most complex production requirements. The Concert Hall is the venue of choice for Broadway tours, large concerts, lectures, dance performances, and comedy events, among others.The Gunter Theatre seats 400 and is an ideal setting for chamber ensembles, films, recitals and large corporate meetings. It is the main stage for many of the Peace Center Art Partners performances.The TD Stage offers outdoor seating for 1,200 along the scenic overlook of the Reedy River. This stage hosts the Peace Center’s summer concerts. The venue is often used for festivals and City of Greenville spon ...

After opening its doors in 2016, the Purple Buffalo in North Charleston, SC, quickly became the go-to spot for artists and musicians to showcase their talent to the local community. All music genres, artists, and event ideas are welcome. ...

The Royal American is a cozy neighborhood bar, restaurant, and intimate live music venue in Charleston, SC. Musical acts range from cutting edge local and regional bands to established national acts. The bar/restaurant feels worn in and takes a friendly, but no-nonsense approach to everything they do. In addition to the main bar area, The Royal American has front, back, and side patios that are available for private and semi-private events. ...

The Tin Roof is West Ashley’s favorite dive bar and Charleston’s best place for music, comedy, and a good time. In addition to live music, The Tin Roof also hosts trivia, parties, competitions, craft bazaars, private events, dance-offs, movie nights, video game nights, all sorts of local and touring comedy acts and so much more. ...

Tin Roof Myrtle Beach is located on the third floor of the BLVD building overlooking the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and the Atlantic Ocean. Tin Roof features three full bars, a stage with professional sound and lighting, and an open-air rooftop patio. Weeknights feature acoustic tunes during dinner with a mix of local, regional, and touring acts at night with occasional DJs on the rooftop patio. Weekend nights feature some of the country’s best bands while a DJ spins dance tunes in the Green Room. ...