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Sewee Association’s 2013 Music and Oysters for Wildlife

Posted in Sales & Events with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on January 9, 2013 by Lowcountry Boil


Saturday, January 12th will be an afternoon at Sewee Association’s 2013 Music and Oysters for Wildlife. Bring your knife and glove for all you can eat local Bulls Bay oysters. Plus, fantastic music by great musicians who support this event to give back to the beautiful South Carolina coast they love. The amazing Lincoln Middle/High School Steel Band will open the event again this year followed by Ed Hunnicutt, Red Dog Ramblers, Cravin’ Melon and Friends, Doug Jones, Charles Hedgepath, Tim White, and Donnie Blackwell, and Danielle Howle and her band Firework Show. Just added from Nashville is Maggie Rose. Bring your chair so you can settle in and enjoy the show!

Schedule:

2:00 Lincoln Middle/High School Steel Band
2:30 Ed Hunnicutt
2:45 Red Dog Ramblers
3:30 Cravin’ Melon and Friends
4:30 Live Auction
4:45 Maggie Rose
5:45 Danielle Howle with Firework Show

Tickets: HERE

Click HERE for more details

This event will support the Sewee Association’s Environmental Education and other important programs.

Awendaw Green Music Festival

Posted in Sales & Events with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on November 29, 2010 by Lowcountry Boil

Over two Lowcountry winter days of Sat-Sun, Dec. 4-5, a generous helping of Charleston’s finest musical acts will display their talents across four stages at The Awendaw Green Music Festival. Performers include Steven Fiore, Gaslight Street, James Justin & Co, Mark Bryan, the Shrimp Record Family Band, Slow Runner, Mac Leaphart and My Ragged Company, The Tips, John Wesley Satterfield and his Damn Fine Band, Ryan Bonner and the Dearly Beloved, The Bushels, Lindsay Holler and the Western Polaroids, The Casual Kings, Firework Show, Deepwater Soul Society, Megan Jean and the KFB, The Freeloaders, Torture Town, Po’Ridge, Steel Petals, The Danielle Howle Band, Josh Roberts and Doug Jones.

In all, over 150 performers amidst 66 unique acts will play over the two days. Two Center Stages will rotate 45-minute sets, allowing continuous music from noon – 10 pm each day. The Dance Stage will highlight an assortment of grooving and growing acts. A particularly exciting development is the creation of the Singer/Songwriter Stage at the stage normally used for Barn Jams. Featuring an ‘in-the-round’ performance style, this stage will offer an intimate level of connectivity amongst individual performers and their audience.

Tickets for the Awendaw Green Music Festival are $15/day or $25 for a weekend pass and students $10/day or $20/weekend pass, available at the gate. Food and drink will be reasonably priced and provided by the Seewee Restaurant Grill on site and Palmetto Brewery. Please, no coolers. Proceeds from the Awendaw Green Music Festival will benefit the Wando High School Band Program, the American Red Cross, Toys for Tots and other local causes.

Visit www.awendawgreenmusicfestival.com for more information.

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