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Festival Hall

4.8 (5 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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I visited Festival Hall (formerly Memminger Auditorium) for a CofC Alumni Gala. We were impressed with the spacious venue. The Hall has quite a few steps but has wheelchair accessibility on one side of the hall. They had a wonderful setup for this event!

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Music Farm is a great venue…read more We stopped in for music and didn't stay long. The room a big and easy to enjoy the performances. The doormen were great. They told us about their walk up window for french fries that rival McDonald's. Of course we had to check it out. They were spot on with their suggestion. On this side street is a high up unexpected window with the most fantastic guy with his head poking out. He was so friendly and fun. My friend who is tall had to stand on her tippy toes to order. So fun! We got our fries and sat at a little cafe table to enjoy. The advice was sooo true!! We sat in the dark, enjoying our piping hot, generously sized order. We visited with neighbors and their doggies walking by and enjoyed every bite!

Been to Music Farm a bunch of times now for shows and dance nights. It's a pretty big, all-standing…read morevenue, which is awesome when it's not totally packed because you actually have room to move around and dance. ​The bar setup is super convenient. There's one in the back, it's open 360-degrees, you can still get drinks pretty fast from the other side even when the place is slammed. They also have a little kitchen window serving up burgers and fries--the food is honestly SO good, especially after a few drinks. ​The only real downside is that the sound engineering isn't the best. The audio bounces off the walls a lot, so I definitely recommend bringing earplugs to block out that extra echo. Luckily, if you forget yours, they usually have some at the front right before you walk in!

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Did someone say themed nights, house music, good vibes and amazing cocktails! Look no further than…read moreGroovers. I was on a sister trip with my older sister and on one of my morning runs in the beautiful city of Charleston I ran passed Groovers. So Thursday night my sister and I decided to stroll in there after dinner. The DJ was really good he was playing house music that night. We also met Briggs who was working the bar. He was so nice and funny and made some really good espresso martinis for my sister and I. The ambiance was so nice inside. I loved seeing the different vinyls on the wall that made up the decor. There is also a lot of seating within the venue and who doesn't love a nice clean bathroom! It was giving are you the cousin to Buc-ee's? Lol never the less I had a time there and I cannot wait to go back.

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