Entertainment in South Carolina
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Fat Harold's Beach Club
It's a gas to watch the graying beach bums groove to doo-wop and old-time rock 'n' roll at this North Myrtle institution, which calls itself 'Home of the Shag.' The dance, that is. Free shag lessons are offered at 7pm every Tuesday.
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Charleston Symphony Orchestra
Founded in 1936, the symphony, now led by David Stahl, has performed in the Gaillard Auditorium since the late 70s. Built in 1968 the Gaillard is Charleston's main venue for all manner of recitals and concerts.
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Dock Street Theater
Reconstructed in 1936 from original 1736 blueprints, Dock Street is America's oldest live-performance theater. The busy venue hosts an array of community and professional music and theater groups.
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Torch Velvet Lounge
Slightly north of the tourist district, the Torch Velvet Lounge aims for urban chic, with bed-sized couches and a DJ spinning techno. Tries very hard to be sultry.
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Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede
The Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede has a nightly dinner theater extravaganza involving herds of buffalo and flag-waving stunt riders.
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Pavilion Bar
The swimming pool at this sexy rooftop bar is for hotel guests only, but the luscious views of the Cooper River and downtown Charleston are free.
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Vickery's
Locals flock to Vick's to heft ice-cold beers on the tiki-torchlit patio or chow down on Cuban sandwiches in the diner-style booths.
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Henry's
The bar of choice for single, young (and not-so-young) professionals, with a large wood bar and sports on TV.
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Gaillard Auditorium
Since 1936, the symphony, now led by David Stahl, has performed in the Gaillard Auditorium.
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Chai's
On rapidly gentrifying Upper King St, this slick tapas bar draws an attractive crowd.
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Charleston Ballet Theater
The ballet puts on an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary shows.
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