Great service. Knew exactly what we needed as we are new to the band. They were even able to make…read moresuggestions as to what my son's band teacher prefers.

I having been searching for a good Luthier in the Charleston area and fortunately found Southern…read moreStrings. I brought my ES 335 and Strat for a basic tuneup and have been pleasantly overwhelmed by their attention to detail, knowledge of guitars and professional polite service. Honestly, my 335 plays better than ever! during their comprehensive diagnosis of my strat, several underlying issues were identified but I am 100% confident they will make all necessary adjustments. I highly recommend this group for any and all musical needs.

I just got off the phone with someone at Rusty's. I was looking at a used pedal but the description…read moredidnt match the photo. Minor issue but I wanted to confirm what I was buying. The guy was a condescending jerk. ..over a very simple question. The photo was of a digitech trio Plus and the description said digitech trio. two distinct pedals. So which one was I buying?. Nothing but attitude and dismissal. And he never answered the question

Now, admittedly I'm not a guitar player but I'm surrounded by friends, family, and a husband who…read moreall are so I pick things up by osmosis and I can confidently say that Rusty's Cool Guitars is a pretty darn cool place. It's small but mighty and they pack a lot into their limited square footage. The first thing I noticed when we walked in are all the pedals. I never realized how fun and colorful these are until we went into the shop and saw them all displayed on the wall. I usually notice them on the floor of some grungy rock venue stage and never appreciated how aesthetically awesome they are (a few months later I would go on to make my husband a guitar pedal birthday cake and I 100% credit Rusty's for the inspiration). I was also informed that in addition to aesthetics, the pedals themselves were top notch. The guitars themselves are high end and really beautiful and unique. It's not a place you get your first guitar. But if you're a connoisseur, collector, or just admirer of the instrument you should definitely check the place out.

Three years ago, I was inspired to learn how to play guitar and sing out at gigs. John has been an…read moreexcellent teacher and mentor to me. His patience and professionalism have been paramount. I'm not only learning to play the guitar but I have developed the confidence and skills to play in public.

Worth every penny! Alicja is very personable, patient and the absolute best at what she does. My…read morekids enjoyed her immensely and we miss her. She helps kids and adults reach their potential and we love her yearly concerts to show what the kids/adults have learned. Her studio space is warm, welcoming and has everything you need. Highly recommended!

Absolutely very patient and fun! One can see there is lots of love for musical arts in Alicja's…read morestudio. Extremely interesting back ground coming from Europe.

I have purchased pianos, keyboard, from Cox snd had them tune my pianos. Excellent company!read more

Great customer service and very responsive to questions. I appreciated Kain's assistanceread more

I really enjoyed my interview with the Director for teaching position. She was professional and…read moreasked great questions of me. The program appears to be quite professional and offers appeal to clients! Very nice program and setting!

My baby just started going here and they took her in as their own. They are very interactive with…read morethe kids, and truly are there for the kids not the paycheck. I would recommend this daycare to anyone and everyone. The director Kathleen is very very nice and understanding. As we all know is hard to leave our babies and trust strangers with them, but truly they do care about our kids They also send you pictures and updates of your baby all day!

We are so happy with Daniel Island Academy. Having sent our 2 year old to two other daycares before…read moreDIA, we now understand why DIA is considered a "school" and not a daycare. Our daughter talks happily about her teachers daily, and loves to tell us about new games she and her friends have come up with. The teachers have helped our daughter learn how to sit at the table for community meals, listen attentively at story time, and learn to regulate her big feelings. DIA is a special place with a supportive faculty and engaged parent community. Highly recommend!

My daughter went there for 7 months (2007-2008) when she was 3 years old. Awesome school, the best…read morein the area (I looked at 3 other schools in Mount Pleasant, and DI topped them all). Lana liked it so much she still introduces herself as a "dolphin"! that was her class. The school is big, well equipped inside and outdoors, full of extra curriculum classes (you pay extra about $35-$45 per month) and overall the atmosphere is buzzing with a positive energy. Lana had young teachers. All very knowledgeable and great with kids. One downside they changed 3 times while she was there. You get reports every day. You can see the kids art creations posted on the walls next to each class. The school has lots of events and field trips (one every other week). One big plus for me was the fact the school cooks fresh, quality and nutritious food every day. They will accommodate health special needs. There was great deal of involvement from parents who are expected and highly encouraged to participate. We were meeting at least once a month (great chance to get out too and make new connections) to discuss activities for kids and ways to help the teachers. About tuition payments: The school is relatively expensive for South Carolina, close to $900 a month for 4-6 years old, but is well worth it. DI is one of the few NAEYC accredited schools in the state. The tuition needs to be paid 2 weeks in advance every other week. When you enroll you're also asked to pay for the last 2 weeks of the calendar year (i.e. you pay this year for June 2009) Bottom line Daniel Island Academy is an excellent pre-shool choice.

Charleston's own big band, they perform a yearly season, ending with their Christmas Swing into the…read moreSeason. We've been season ticket holders since moving here, and enjoy their concerts and the Chargers Jazz Festival every year in April, with bigger name out of town artists entertaining us over a long weekend. If jazz is your thing, take a look at their website.

This was an ahhhhmazing night of Jazz! I always feel spoiled coming here. Tonight's show was full…read moreof fun moments. It's me and my friends favorite girls night out. We love to start here then have dinner somewhere near.