Art Charleston
The Gibbes Museum of Art’s five-day celebration of visual arts kicks off Wednesday with the Art of Design luncheon. Throughout the festival, guests can partake in a variety of different events centered around the art and the local arts community. Indulge in cuisine from local chefs during Gibbes on the Street April 28. Learn more about artist Beverly McIver during an exhibit opening and talk April 29. Check out musical performances, panel discussions and an evening of digital art at NFT artist Beeple’s new Daniel Island studio.
April 26-30. Times, locations and prices vary. GibbesMuseum.org
Drink Beer. Save Turtles. Earth Day Celebration.
Turtle Survival Alliance (TSA) will kick off Turtle Month at Holy City Brewing with live turtles and tortoises from its Turtle Survival Center. Sit back, relax, enjoy a beer and meet some turtles up-close during this Earth Day celebration from noon-4 p.m. Learn more about TSA’s mission to prevent species extinction during the event.
April 22. 12-4 p.m. Free. Holy City Brewing. 1021 Aragon Ave. North Charleston.
HolyCityBrewing.com
Oregon Winemaker Dinner:
Martin Woods Winery
Indulge in a variety of wines selected by Evan Martin, vigneron/proprietor of Martin Woods Winery in Oregon, during this wine dinner at Edmund’s Oast restaurant. These decadent wines will be paired with a four-course family style dinner from chef Bob Cook and pastry chef Heather Hutton. Seating is limited, so please purchase tickets in advance.
April 20. 7 p.m. $150. Edmund’s Oast. 1081 Morrison Dr. Downtown. CityPaperTickets.com
4/20 Champagne & Reefer Party
The Charleston Pour House welcomes the Kendall Street Company (KSC) band for two sets incorporating classic original songs and covers. KSC is an eclectic rock ensemble known for its entertaining must-see performances and for releasing more than 100 songs in just six years. Celebrate the unofficial 420 holiday during this exciting show, or check out the deck stage to hear tunes from bluegrass strings band Into the Fog.
April 20. 9:30 p.m. $15. The Pour House. 1977 Maybank Hwy. James Island. CharlestonPourHouse.com
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