Made-from-scratch Biscuits + CHS St. Patrick's Day Parade

🎣If you haven't made the drive up Highway 17 to Awendaw, this is your sign to check out Sewee Outpost. Half general store, half Lowcountry kitchen, this spot sits right at the edge of Francis Marion National Forest and Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. Every morning they're turning out made from scratch biscuits that are worth the trip alone. Their freezer is stocked with local meats, veggies, and their famous cheese biscuits to take home. You'll also find hunting and fishing supplies, local honey, and a solid selection of outdoor gear. They even have live music under the oaks every Wednesday night. It's the kind of place that locals swear by. Check out their website to see everything they offer.

🍲 Burnin 99 off Rivers Avenue in North Charleston is an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and hot pot restaurant that locals have been quietly loving. The appeal is the variety: 6 different broths, 45 fresh meats and vegetables to choose from, and a sauce bar where you mix your own dipping sauce from more than 20 options. Every table ends up with something a little different, and the all-you-can-eat format means you can take your time and try things you wouldn't normally order. It's the kind of meal that turns into a two-hour dinner without you noticing. Check out their menu here.

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Cabinet of Curiosities: Botanical Edition Workshop with Roadside Blooms (More Info) · 6pm-7:30pm · Charleston Museum, Downtown Charleston · $65 Member, $80 Non-Member · Create your own botanical keepsake inspired by the Charleston Museum's collections.

College of Charleston Orchestra and Opera Spring Concert: Celebration of America's 250th (More Info) · 7:30pm · Gaillard Center, Downtown Charleston · Tickets start at $23 · Evening of iconic American composers celebrating America's 250th anniversary.

Leprechaun Treasure Hunt (More Info) · 10am · Melton Peter Demeter Park, James Island · $20 · Adventure finding leprechaun treasure hidden in the park. Designed for Ages: 18 months - 6 years.

St. Patrick’s Day Parade (More Info) · 10am · Downtown, Charleston · FREE · Parade, live music, street vending and fare from Olde North Charleston restaurants, and much more.

St. Patrick's Day Party - 2nd Annual! (More Info) · 4pm-9pm · Broken Leash Dog Park & Bar, North Charleston · FREE · Second annual St. Patrick's Day celebration with activities and drinks.

Arriving: Screening and Talk Back (More Info) · 6pm-8pm · Gibbes Museum, Downtown · $45-$55 · Featuring the 2024 documentary on celebrated South Carolina artist Leo Twiggs, followed by a live conversation with Twiggs and the film's creative team. Reception included.

Squeaky Feet (More Info) · 9pm · Pour House, James Island · $10-$12 · Modern jam band known for prog-rock with pocket sound.

Paperwork | Gene Merritt (More Info) · 10am-5pm · Public Works Art Center, Summerville · FREE · A small but special exhibit reintroducing the paper drawings of self-taught Rock Hill artist Gene Merritt, whose work quietly earned him international recognition in the Outsider art world.

Coastal Island Properties' 8th Annual Community Shred Event (More Info) · 11am-2pm · The Riley Center, Downtown · FREE · On-site document shredding + raffle supporting Dragon Boat Charleston.

Spring into Festival: Opening Night Party (More Info) · 6pm-9pm · Nathaniel Russell House, Downtown · $200+ · An elegant opening night celebration in the gardens of the Nathaniel Russell House, one of Charleston's most storied landmarks South of Broad, benefiting Historic Charleston Foundation.

🏗️ North Charleston is rewriting its zoning code for the first time in decades, setting new rules for how land can be used and developed across the city. The overhaul touches everything from property use to neighborhood development, and the decisions made here will shape what North Charleston looks like for years to come.

🛒 The Walmart in Ladson is temporarily closing in April for renovations. It's a big store that a lot of people in that area count on for everyday shopping, so if you're in the Ladson area, it's worth finding your backup plan before the doors close.

🏘️ Charleston Mayor William Cogswell traveled to Washington D.C. to meet with HUD officials about advancing the city's affordable housing efforts. With housing costs continuing to climb across the Lowcountry, these conversations with federal officials could open the door to meaningful funding and programs for Charleston residents.

🚧 A section of Center Street at the Barbara Street intersection in Old Mount Pleasant closes today for storm drainage improvements. It'll cause some disruption in the short term, but the work is part of ongoing efforts to better protect the historic area from flooding.

- Ryan from All Things Charleston

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