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Here is an interesting video where the Key Partners of Kiawah Island talk about the island's vision, and many different facets of the island. If you are thinking about vacationing, or maybe moving, or even if you have lived on Kiawah Island for many years, this video shows some breathe taking views of the beaches, marshland, rivers, golf courses and natural wildlife of Kiawah Island.
Listen to Leonard Long, Pat McKinney, Townsend Clarkson, Buddy Darby and Tom Watson speak of the beautiful golf courses and wonderful community of Kiawah Island.
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Where to buy Shrimp while on Kiawah Island
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Here are some recommendations on where to buy good local shrimp while on Kiawah Island or Seabrook Island.
"My disclaimer is that I have spent a career in the Food Service Business and am a culinary graduate.
Crosby's on route 17 (392 Spring Street) is my absolute favorite. New buyers must understand is that there is nothing retail about this place. It is the very last shop that sells to the public in the original Crosby's chain. I have only dealt with three people, a couple of senior women who have worked at this location forever and have told me that when they die I'll have to shop someplace else. The
young boy who usually waits on me is very special particularly if you talk with him about music or films which are his dream future avocations. I understand that there is another fish cutter in the
back at times but I have never seen him. The display isn't set out until the place is open and then just a few pieces of the types of fresh fish that will be available that day are laid out. One or two more pieces are freshly cut and laid out when one is sold. (There is also a freezer with some delightful choices such as shrimp, shark and crab meat) You get wholesale prices. I enjoy going to Newton Farms and comparing prices which are at least 25% less expensive. Since the company is primarily wholesale (Kiawah, McGrady's,Cypress,Amens etc.) some of the exotic choices such as my very favorite Trigger Fish and Wreck Fish don't come in until 2 or 3 PM and aren't available in the
morning because the restaurant orders come first. But there is virtually always some variety that I have never heard of such as an unbelievable pink salmon and even with my so called credentials that I don't know how to cook. The young man will gladly tell me what he suggests. (Very fresh fish cooks much faster than even next day fish)
The key to choosing a place to purchase or eat fresh fish is that you can't smell any fish odor. I will not purchase fish in a restaurant or store where I am able to smell the fish. (even if it's not the fish
dish I plan to order)
The location is convenient for me because whenever I visit MUSC I cook fish that evening. My guests are most often my food service colleagues so I make an occasional separate trip because I always serve local fish to out of town guests. It is just on the other side of the bridge going to the crossover. If you take keep on 17 over the bridge you will go past the shop, just make U turn at the Wendy's stay to the right and it's the very last store before you go across the river. It's adjacent to the Marriott Hotel. You can call the shop and tell hem if you want a special fish and if I make it a strong point that I must have Trigger Fish, for example and they will try to get it for me. The way I find out what's local that day is to call Amens or McGrady's and ask them if it's on the menu."
"We go to Crosby's on 17 in Charleston regularly. The trick is, don't plan what you want ahead. Just go in and buy what looks good. They often have really good, fresh grouper or snapper. The shrimp is always good as a fall back.
Freshfield does have good shrimp in a pinch, but expensive. Their tilapia is usually good and reasonable priced, but other than that their fish usually
looks old."
"Crosby's Seafood at Folly Beach." "see...more reasons to go to folly beach..."
"I agree with Crosby's near Folly Beach. They usually have wonderful local clams and the seafood is fresh. I was not happy with their location on 17 as it crosses the Charleston peninsula. Also consider Harris Teeter on Folly Rd. Probably not local but it seems fresh."
"
Cherry Point Seafood on Wadmalaw is great for shrimp right off the boat. Rosebank Farms sells local shrimp, grouper, flounder, and tuna from the ice chests near the check out stand. Also, I have found excellent seafood (local and otherwise) at the fish department in Earth Fare supermarket, in the
Windemere Shopping Center on James Island."
"Crosby's Seafood at Folly Beach."
"We have bought shrimp several times at the little shrimp hut on the side of the street on Savanah Hwy. When you get to the corner of Main Road and Savanah Hwy turn left and it is a couple miles on the left. It actually looks like a little shrimp Hut building all by itself. Always good shrimp at a good price."
Here is an interesting video of a small shrimp boat off of Kiawah Island.
"My disclaimer is that I have spent a career in the Food Service Business and am a culinary graduate.
Crosby's on route 17 (392 Spring Street) is my absolute favorite. New buyers must understand is that there is nothing retail about this place. It is the very last shop that sells to the public in the original Crosby's chain. I have only dealt with three people, a couple of senior women who have worked at this location forever and have told me that when they die I'll have to shop someplace else. The
young boy who usually waits on me is very special particularly if you talk with him about music or films which are his dream future avocations. I understand that there is another fish cutter in the
back at times but I have never seen him. The display isn't set out until the place is open and then just a few pieces of the types of fresh fish that will be available that day are laid out. One or two more pieces are freshly cut and laid out when one is sold. (There is also a freezer with some delightful choices such as shrimp, shark and crab meat) You get wholesale prices. I enjoy going to Newton Farms and comparing prices which are at least 25% less expensive. Since the company is primarily wholesale (Kiawah, McGrady's,Cypress,Amens etc.) some of the exotic choices such as my very favorite Trigger Fish and Wreck Fish don't come in until 2 or 3 PM and aren't available in the
morning because the restaurant orders come first. But there is virtually always some variety that I have never heard of such as an unbelievable pink salmon and even with my so called credentials that I don't know how to cook. The young man will gladly tell me what he suggests. (Very fresh fish cooks much faster than even next day fish)
The key to choosing a place to purchase or eat fresh fish is that you can't smell any fish odor. I will not purchase fish in a restaurant or store where I am able to smell the fish. (even if it's not the fish
dish I plan to order)
The location is convenient for me because whenever I visit MUSC I cook fish that evening. My guests are most often my food service colleagues so I make an occasional separate trip because I always serve local fish to out of town guests. It is just on the other side of the bridge going to the crossover. If you take keep on 17 over the bridge you will go past the shop, just make U turn at the Wendy's stay to the right and it's the very last store before you go across the river. It's adjacent to the Marriott Hotel. You can call the shop and tell hem if you want a special fish and if I make it a strong point that I must have Trigger Fish, for example and they will try to get it for me. The way I find out what's local that day is to call Amens or McGrady's and ask them if it's on the menu."
"We go to Crosby's on 17 in Charleston regularly. The trick is, don't plan what you want ahead. Just go in and buy what looks good. They often have really good, fresh grouper or snapper. The shrimp is always good as a fall back.
Freshfield does have good shrimp in a pinch, but expensive. Their tilapia is usually good and reasonable priced, but other than that their fish usually
looks old."
"Crosby's Seafood at Folly Beach." "see...more reasons to go to folly beach..."
"I agree with Crosby's near Folly Beach. They usually have wonderful local clams and the seafood is fresh. I was not happy with their location on 17 as it crosses the Charleston peninsula. Also consider Harris Teeter on Folly Rd. Probably not local but it seems fresh."
"
Cherry Point Seafood on Wadmalaw is great for shrimp right off the boat. Rosebank Farms sells local shrimp, grouper, flounder, and tuna from the ice chests near the check out stand. Also, I have found excellent seafood (local and otherwise) at the fish department in Earth Fare supermarket, in the
Windemere Shopping Center on James Island."
"Crosby's Seafood at Folly Beach."
"We have bought shrimp several times at the little shrimp hut on the side of the street on Savanah Hwy. When you get to the corner of Main Road and Savanah Hwy turn left and it is a couple miles on the left. It actually looks like a little shrimp Hut building all by itself. Always good shrimp at a good price."
Here is an interesting video of a small shrimp boat off of Kiawah Island.
PGA Championship Activities at Freshfield Village
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Food. Fun. Beer. Shopping. Live Music. Late Hours. It's Championship Week at Freshfields Village!
All retail stores open extended hours Monday – Sunday, 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
The Hook & Ladder Draft House | located next to Kiawah Island Real Estate | 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. | Features ice–cold draught beers, live music, and burgers fresh from the grill.
SeaCoast Sports Tournament Tent | 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. | Hospitality tent sponsored by SeaCoast Sports and Outfitters, Southern Tide, and RJ Rockers. Food and beverage for sale, as well as live tournament coverage.
The 19th Hole Pavilion | Monday – Sunday (11:00 am to 11:00 pm) | An outdoor bar sponsored by Michelob Ultra, Pearlstine Distributors, and King Street Grille next to Coastal Palms Island Apparel. Food provided by Gilligan's Restaurant on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings. Bar is open Wed-Sun and food is Monday-Saturday.
Monday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 am to 9:00 pm / By the Lake
Tuesday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
Starlight Cinema | 8:30 p.m.
Tin Cup; PG–13 edited version (1996)
Wednesday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Bridgestone Golf Challenge
2:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
TaylorMade Golf Experience
4:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the lake
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
First Tee of Greater Charleston / Fun Kids Golf Games
7:00 to 8:30 p.m. | On the Village Green
Starlight Cinema | 8:30 p.m.
Legend of Bagger Vance; PG–13 edited version (2000)
Filmed on Kiawah Island!
Thursday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
First Tee of Greater Charleston
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Chip Shot Shootout
located by Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Bridgestone Golf Challenge
2:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
TaylorMade Golf Experience
4:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
Food Truck Rodeo
4:00 to 10:00 p.m. | Located near the lake
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m. / Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
Concerts by the Lake
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
U2 by UV (A U2 Tribute Show)
Friday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
First Tee of Greater Charleston
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Chip Shot Shootout
located by Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Food Truck Rodeo
4:00 to 10:00 p.m. | Located near the lake
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m. / Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
Concerts by the Lake
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
A1A Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band
Saturday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 am to 9:00 pm / By the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
First Tee of Greater Charleston
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Chip Shot Shootout
located by Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Food Truck Rodeo
4:00 to 10:00 p.m. | Located near the lake
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m./ Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers
Concerts by the Lake
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
Yacht Rock Revue (70's tribute band)
Sunday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
The First Tee of Greater Charleston will be at Freshfields Village the week of the Championship raising funds and awareness. Since 2008, The First Tee of Greater Charleston has reached nearly 10,000 local youth with the goal of improving graduation, poverty, and obesity rates. Stop by The First Tee booth to learn more – and take some swings for a great cause! Find out how you can help in Keeping Kids On Course.
The Hook and Ladder Draft House features Michelob Ultra and other ice–cold draught beers, live music, and burgers fresh from the grill. Open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., food will be available from the grill from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Enjoy live music daily from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. featuring Luke Wade, Josh Weathers, and Chris Hawkes, three of the best singer/songwriters to come out of Texas' vibrant music scene. Located next to Kiawah Island Real Estate.
SeaCoast Sports Tournament Tent is a hospitality tent sponsored by SeaCoast Sports and Outfitters, Southern Tide, and RJ Rockers. Located near the lake, this area features food and beverages for sale as well as live coverage of the tournament.
Try your luck at the SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge sponsored by TaylorMade. Attempt a 100 yard wedge shot to a 24 foot green in the middle of the lake. Various prizes including TaylorMade golf balls and clubs. Three balls for $5; six balls for $8; or rent a tee box and receive bar service. All profits will be donated to The First Tee of Greater Charleston.
The 19th Hole Pavilion | This outdoor bar is sponsored by Michelob Ultra, Pearlstine Distributors, and King Street Grille and is located next to Coastal Palms Island Apparel. Open daily, the bar features various Anheuser–Busch beers and has live coverage of the tournament. Adjacent to the open–air bar is a restaurant with food provided by Gilligan's Seafood Restaurant. Bar is open Wed-Sun and food is Monday-Saturday.
Starlight Cinema
Bring your blanket or chair, and enjoy two free cinematic interpretations of the great game of golf. Parental guidance suggested. Sponsored by Seabrook Island.
Tin Cup: A washed up golf pro working at a driving range tries to qualify for the US Open in order to win the heart of his successful rival's girlfriend.
135 min, PG–13 edited version (1996)
Legend of Bagger Vance: Filmed on Kiawah Island, the story of how a down–and–out golfer recovers his game and his life with help from a mystical caddy. 126 min, PG–13 (2000)
Food Truck Rodeo
Keep your energy up with tasty morsels from local food trucks near the lake including Taco Boy, Pot Kettle Black, Jack's Cosmic Dogs, Jim N' Nick's and Happy Camper SnoBalls.
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m./ Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers Offering complimentary cocktails in a chic alcove by the lake (while supplies last).
Clay Rice Silhouettes
Award–winning silhouette artist and children's book author, Clay Rice, will be cutting silhouettes of children on the porch of Islands Mercantile. Purchase a beautiful hand–cut silhouette of your child or one of his original Lowcountry scenes.
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Presented by Southwest Airlines and located in the field across from The Station, this is an exciting, new experience at golf's major championships! Get individualized tips from some of Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Teachers", watch live tapings for Golf.com of roundtables and pro interviews, meet the award–winning writers and editors from Sports Illustrated and Golf Magazine, get your photo on the cover of Sports Illustrated, keep tabs on that day's action by watching highlights on plasma TVs, and much more! Admission is free.
Bridgestone Golf Challenge
Are you playing the right ball for your game? We invite you to take the "Bridgestone Golf Challenge" at our Ball Fitting Booth and discover the best ball for you located by the lake.
TaylorMade Golf Experience
Try our newest equipment, including the renowned RocketBallz fairway woods and hybrids, and visit our TaylorMade Tour Truck. Don't miss this opportunity to get a peek into the Tour Trailer that services the TaylorMade Tour Staff on the PGA Tour.
Concerts by the Lake
Follow up the day's excitement on the course with free outdoor concerts by the lake. Featuring the music of:
U2 by UV (A U2 Tribute Show), recreating the music, passion, and spirit of the live U2 concert experience. Bono fans rejoice!
A1A Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band, the original Jimmy Buffett tribute band playing since 1992. Hear all your Buffett favorites blended with reggae and A1A trop rock music, and enjoy one big, Caribbean beach music party.
Yacht Rock Revue, billed as the Greatest Show on Surf and the finest tribute to 70's light rock to ever perform. Their spot–on renditions of Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Steely Dan and the rest of the Time–Life Infomercial Catalog have enthralled fans across the US.
Championship Week activities are sponsored by:
Michelob Ultra
Pearlstine Distributors
Town of Kiawah
Seabrook Island
Charleston Magazine
Kiawah Island Real Estate
ResortQuest
TaylorMade
943WSCFM
Q104.5FM
WEZL
Y1025
For more information, please call 843–768–6491 or visit FreshfieldsVillage.com
Don't Forget to visit and support The First Tee of Charleston activities during the PGA Championship at Freshfield Village. They provide such a valuable experience to some many children in the Charleston Area.
Food. Fun. Beer. Shopping. Live Music. Late Hours. It's Championship Week at Freshfields Village!
All retail stores open extended hours Monday – Sunday, 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
The Hook & Ladder Draft House | located next to Kiawah Island Real Estate | 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. | Features ice–cold draught beers, live music, and burgers fresh from the grill.
SeaCoast Sports Tournament Tent | 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. | Hospitality tent sponsored by SeaCoast Sports and Outfitters, Southern Tide, and RJ Rockers. Food and beverage for sale, as well as live tournament coverage.
The 19th Hole Pavilion | Monday – Sunday (11:00 am to 11:00 pm) | An outdoor bar sponsored by Michelob Ultra, Pearlstine Distributors, and King Street Grille next to Coastal Palms Island Apparel. Food provided by Gilligan's Restaurant on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings. Bar is open Wed-Sun and food is Monday-Saturday.
Monday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 am to 9:00 pm / By the Lake
Tuesday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
Starlight Cinema | 8:30 p.m.
Tin Cup; PG–13 edited version (1996)
Wednesday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Bridgestone Golf Challenge
2:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
TaylorMade Golf Experience
4:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the lake
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
First Tee of Greater Charleston / Fun Kids Golf Games
7:00 to 8:30 p.m. | On the Village Green
Starlight Cinema | 8:30 p.m.
Legend of Bagger Vance; PG–13 edited version (2000)
Filmed on Kiawah Island!
Thursday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
First Tee of Greater Charleston
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Chip Shot Shootout
located by Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Bridgestone Golf Challenge
2:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
TaylorMade Golf Experience
4:00 to 8:00 p.m. / Located by the Lake
Food Truck Rodeo
4:00 to 10:00 p.m. | Located near the lake
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m. / Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
Concerts by the Lake
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
U2 by UV (A U2 Tribute Show)
Friday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
First Tee of Greater Charleston
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Chip Shot Shootout
located by Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Food Truck Rodeo
4:00 to 10:00 p.m. | Located near the lake
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m. / Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers
Clay Rice Silhouettes
5:00 – 9:00 p.m. / On the Islands Mercantile Porch
Concerts by the Lake
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
A1A Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band
Saturday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 am to 9:00 pm / By the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
First Tee of Greater Charleston
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Chip Shot Shootout
located by Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Food Truck Rodeo
4:00 to 10:00 p.m. | Located near the lake
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m./ Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers
Concerts by the Lake
7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
Yacht Rock Revue (70's tribute band)
Sunday
SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge
11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / By the Lake
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
1:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Located across from The Station
The First Tee of Greater Charleston will be at Freshfields Village the week of the Championship raising funds and awareness. Since 2008, The First Tee of Greater Charleston has reached nearly 10,000 local youth with the goal of improving graduation, poverty, and obesity rates. Stop by The First Tee booth to learn more – and take some swings for a great cause! Find out how you can help in Keeping Kids On Course.
The Hook and Ladder Draft House features Michelob Ultra and other ice–cold draught beers, live music, and burgers fresh from the grill. Open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., food will be available from the grill from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Enjoy live music daily from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. featuring Luke Wade, Josh Weathers, and Chris Hawkes, three of the best singer/songwriters to come out of Texas' vibrant music scene. Located next to Kiawah Island Real Estate.
SeaCoast Sports Tournament Tent is a hospitality tent sponsored by SeaCoast Sports and Outfitters, Southern Tide, and RJ Rockers. Located near the lake, this area features food and beverages for sale as well as live coverage of the tournament.
Try your luck at the SeaCoast Sports Island Golf Green Challenge sponsored by TaylorMade. Attempt a 100 yard wedge shot to a 24 foot green in the middle of the lake. Various prizes including TaylorMade golf balls and clubs. Three balls for $5; six balls for $8; or rent a tee box and receive bar service. All profits will be donated to The First Tee of Greater Charleston.
The 19th Hole Pavilion | This outdoor bar is sponsored by Michelob Ultra, Pearlstine Distributors, and King Street Grille and is located next to Coastal Palms Island Apparel. Open daily, the bar features various Anheuser–Busch beers and has live coverage of the tournament. Adjacent to the open–air bar is a restaurant with food provided by Gilligan's Seafood Restaurant. Bar is open Wed-Sun and food is Monday-Saturday.
Starlight Cinema
Bring your blanket or chair, and enjoy two free cinematic interpretations of the great game of golf. Parental guidance suggested. Sponsored by Seabrook Island.
Tin Cup: A washed up golf pro working at a driving range tries to qualify for the US Open in order to win the heart of his successful rival's girlfriend.
135 min, PG–13 edited version (1996)
Legend of Bagger Vance: Filmed on Kiawah Island, the story of how a down–and–out golfer recovers his game and his life with help from a mystical caddy. 126 min, PG–13 (2000)
Food Truck Rodeo
Keep your energy up with tasty morsels from local food trucks near the lake including Taco Boy, Pot Kettle Black, Jack's Cosmic Dogs, Jim N' Nick's and Happy Camper SnoBalls.
Charleston Magazine's Very Charleston Happy Hour
4:00 to 6:00 p.m./ Featuring Grey Goose and Scales Mixers Offering complimentary cocktails in a chic alcove by the lake (while supplies last).
Clay Rice Silhouettes
Award–winning silhouette artist and children's book author, Clay Rice, will be cutting silhouettes of children on the porch of Islands Mercantile. Purchase a beautiful hand–cut silhouette of your child or one of his original Lowcountry scenes.
Sports Illustrated at the Majors
Presented by Southwest Airlines and located in the field across from The Station, this is an exciting, new experience at golf's major championships! Get individualized tips from some of Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Teachers", watch live tapings for Golf.com of roundtables and pro interviews, meet the award–winning writers and editors from Sports Illustrated and Golf Magazine, get your photo on the cover of Sports Illustrated, keep tabs on that day's action by watching highlights on plasma TVs, and much more! Admission is free.
Bridgestone Golf Challenge
Are you playing the right ball for your game? We invite you to take the "Bridgestone Golf Challenge" at our Ball Fitting Booth and discover the best ball for you located by the lake.
TaylorMade Golf Experience
Try our newest equipment, including the renowned RocketBallz fairway woods and hybrids, and visit our TaylorMade Tour Truck. Don't miss this opportunity to get a peek into the Tour Trailer that services the TaylorMade Tour Staff on the PGA Tour.
Concerts by the Lake
Follow up the day's excitement on the course with free outdoor concerts by the lake. Featuring the music of:
U2 by UV (A U2 Tribute Show), recreating the music, passion, and spirit of the live U2 concert experience. Bono fans rejoice!
A1A Jimmy Buffett Tribute Band, the original Jimmy Buffett tribute band playing since 1992. Hear all your Buffett favorites blended with reggae and A1A trop rock music, and enjoy one big, Caribbean beach music party.
Yacht Rock Revue, billed as the Greatest Show on Surf and the finest tribute to 70's light rock to ever perform. Their spot–on renditions of Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Steely Dan and the rest of the Time–Life Infomercial Catalog have enthralled fans across the US.
Championship Week activities are sponsored by:
Michelob Ultra
Pearlstine Distributors
Town of Kiawah
Seabrook Island
Charleston Magazine
Kiawah Island Real Estate
ResortQuest
TaylorMade
943WSCFM
Q104.5FM
WEZL
Y1025
For more information, please call 843–768–6491 or visit FreshfieldsVillage.com
Don't Forget to visit and support The First Tee of Charleston activities during the PGA Championship at Freshfield Village. They provide such a valuable experience to some many children in the Charleston Area.
Restaurant Recommendations off of Kiawah Island
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If you want to know where the best restaurants are in the area you ask a local. Here is where the locals go when they want to leave the island for a great meal. If you feel like getting off of the Island for the day, here is a Very Long List of recommendations for Great Restaurants in Charleston and Mount Pleasant. You just can't go wrong in Charleston.
"Eurasia, in the Whole Foods Shoping Center in Mt Pleasant is terrific, 915 Houston Northcutt Boulevard Mount Pleasant,(843) 606-2616 . Lana's, 210 Rutledge Avenue Charleston(843) 720-8899 katty corner to Hominy Grill is very good and also Trattoria Lucca, downtown, 41 Bogard St # A Charleston, 843-973-3323 ."
"If you want good Asian, Mt Pleasant has Bambu-- VERY good. 604 Coleman Boulevard Mount Pleasant,(843) 284-8229."
"FIG is our current favorite. 232 Meeting Street Charleston,(843) 805-5900
If you want to take a trip over the Cooper River bridge
Red Drum in Mt Pleasant, 803 Coleman Boulevard,(843) 849-0313
Atlanticville on Sullivan's Island, 2063 Middle Street,(843) 883-9452
The Boathouse on Isle of Palms, 101 Palm Boulevard,(843) 886-8000."
"If you want charm, Fulton Five, 5 Fulton Street Charleston, ( 843) 853-5555."
"Husk is Southern Gourmet. No, I assure you that is not an oxymoron. Husk touts all fresh ingredients.
I had the squab, truly magnifico. Pigeons shot that morning in Battery Park I believe.
76 Queen Street Charleston, 577-2500. Stop at their bar in adjacent building for thin sliced country
ham & libation."
"If you like Italian…..we have been to Pane e Vino….several times and it has been terrific
each time. 17 Warren Street Charleston, (843) 853-5955 "
"We highly recommend Chez Fish. 768-8901 We have just had dinner there and the service and food
were very good. Give it a try if you have not done so since it reopened." Located at 3966
Betsy Kerrison Pkwy.
When my wife is away as she will be next week I go the El Mercadito, 559-7216 next to the Big Piggly Wiggly. Very authentic, very cheap. very Mexican, not Tex-Mex. I am usually the only or one the few gringos there but I love a pitcher of San Gria and if I have a waiter that speaks English I explore different things. They have a $5.00 lunch Buffet that can't be beat."
"We've had lunch, dinner and brunch at a great, new Charleston restaurant. For all of you who love great Italian, try "Cesca Ristorante & Trattoria, (843)718-2580" Charleston. It is located right behind SNOB off East Bay.
Wonderful New York atmosphere, great food, good prices. Really yummy
"Husk and McCrady's and their executive chef, Homer Sean Brock, are the subject of this New Yorker article, "True Grits: In Charleston, a quest to revive authentic Southern cooking" by Burkhard Bilger." "It might be a little more difficult to get a table now."
"Let me put my two cents in since we live part of the week in Charleston.
Our two favorite restaurants are SNOB, 843-723-3424, and FIG. But the bar on the 2nd floor of Cypress, 727-0111, is fabulous for cocktails, wine, appetizers or a late night light dinner. Of course, Peninsula Grill, 723-0700, is a great dessert stop - especially if you like their celebrated coconut cake.
Brunch Sunday is at High Cotton, 724-3815, - the best. Hominy Grill, 937-0930, any lunch time for true Charleston home cookin' and the best desserts, IMHO.
The Rooftop at the Vendue Inn, 577-7970, is a fun stop, young and touristy with a fabulous view and music. Market Pavilion Hotel, 877-440-2250, is a little more upscale, also with view. Social, 577-5665, on East Bay is also young and has many options for wine. Who doesn't want to tap into what 20-30 somethings are into now?
Closed for Business, 853-8466, on north King St. if you're a beer aficionado. Also, on N. King for cocktails and great music - Chai - cool outdoor garden in Basil, 724-3490."
"SNOB (Slightly North of Broad) on East Bay-great food, atmosphere & service."
"When our son and his wife were visiting last week, we had a drink at the rooftop bar in the Market Pavillion Hotel (I think its 225) that is on EastBay across from The Customs House. The view is wonderful! 877-440-2250"
"Also, two of my favorite restaurants are FIG and Circa 1886, (843) 853-7828."
"I'm surprised no one has mentioned Hege's. It is our favorite for arestaurant close to Kiawah. (843) 768-0035."
"The request was specifically for Charleston. Otherwise, I would have said Atlantic Room and Ocean Room! Both are on Kiawah Island.
Red's Ice House on Bohicket Marina, 843-518-5515, is for atmosphere, sunsets, drinks, music and inexpensive food. Something Kiawah has needed for a long time. They are also doing the sunset boat rides from 6:30 to 8:30 on Mon, Wed and Fridays, cash bar, and you can bring your own food/picnic. Cost is $25 for Adults and $15 for 13 and under.
Hege's is consistently good food with a great atmosphere. Jasmine Porch, is too expensive, but good. Rosebank Farm's Cafe, 768-1807, and Lucy's Red Sky Grill 768-8118, are really good for fresh local seafood and veggies."
"Best Steaks - Grill 225 (amazing escargot)
Best Seafood - Dressy Peninsula Grill, Anson's, Hank's
Best Seafood - Casual Coast, 82 Queen
Best Regional - FIG, Magnolia's and Poogan's Porch
Best Fresh Local Ingredients/Veggie dishes - Cru Cafe, Hominy Grill
Best All around - Charleston Grill, SNOB, High Cotton"
"Our favorite brunch will guests is the Mills House. Usually very nice music and great food choices from the local farms and seafood houses. Get a reservation and ask sit near the piano player. To me the "food walk" is something we did when we were young. That said the Market Pavilion is great for cocktails and SNOB , Hymans or Magnolias is the best for dinner. Frankly I can't imagine going just for dessert unless it's after theater.
One day in Charleston..not enough."
"Eurasia, in the Whole Foods Shoping Center in Mt Pleasant is terrific, 915 Houston Northcutt Boulevard Mount Pleasant,
"If you want good Asian, Mt Pleasant has Bambu-- VERY good. 604 Coleman Boulevard Mount Pleasant,
"FIG is our current favorite. 232 Meeting Street Charleston,
If you want to take a trip over the Cooper River bridge
Red Drum in Mt Pleasant, 803 Coleman Boulevard,
Atlanticville on Sullivan's Island, 2063 Middle Street,
The Boathouse on Isle of Palms, 101 Palm Boulevard,
each time. 17 Warren Street Charleston, (843) 853-5955 "
When my wife is away as she will be next week I go the El Mercadito, 559-7216 next to the Big Piggly Wiggly. Very authentic, very cheap. very Mexican, not Tex-Mex. I am usually the only or one the few gringos there but I love a pitcher of San Gria and if I have a waiter that speaks English I explore different things. They have a $5.00 lunch Buffet that can't be beat."
"We've had lunch, dinner and brunch at a great, new Charleston restaurant. For all of you who love great Italian, try "Cesca Ristorante & Trattoria, (843)718-2580" Charleston. It is located right behind SNOB off East Bay.
Wonderful New York atmosphere, great food, good prices. Really yummy
"Husk and McCrady's and their executive chef, Homer Sean Brock, are the subject of this New Yorker article, "True Grits: In Charleston, a quest to revive authentic Southern cooking" by Burkhard Bilger." "It might be a little more difficult to get a table now."
"Let me put my two cents in since we live part of the week in Charleston.
Our two favorite restaurants are SNOB, 843-723-3424, and FIG. But the bar on the 2nd floor of Cypress, 727-0111, is fabulous for cocktails, wine, appetizers or a late night light dinner. Of course, Peninsula Grill, 723-0700, is a great dessert stop - especially if you like their celebrated coconut cake.
Brunch Sunday is at High Cotton, 724-3815, - the best. Hominy Grill, 937-0930, any lunch time for true Charleston home cookin' and the best desserts, IMHO.
The Rooftop at the Vendue Inn, 577-7970, is a fun stop, young and touristy with a fabulous view and music. Market Pavilion Hotel, 877-440-2250, is a little more upscale, also with view. Social, 577-5665, on East Bay is also young and has many options for wine. Who doesn't want to tap into what 20-30 somethings are into now?
Closed for Business, 853-8466, on north King St. if you're a beer aficionado. Also, on N. King for cocktails and great music - Chai - cool outdoor garden in Basil, 724-3490."
"SNOB (Slightly North of Broad) on East Bay-great food, atmosphere & service."
"When our son and his wife were visiting last week, we had a drink at the rooftop bar in the Market Pavillion Hotel (I think its 225) that is on EastBay across from The Customs House. The view is wonderful! 877-440-2250"
"Also, two of my favorite restaurants are FIG and Circa 1886, (843) 853-7828."
"I'm surprised no one has mentioned Hege's. It is our favorite for arestaurant close to Kiawah. (843) 768-0035."
"The request was specifically for Charleston. Otherwise, I would have said Atlantic Room and Ocean Room! Both are on Kiawah Island.
Red's Ice House on Bohicket Marina, 843-518-5515, is for atmosphere, sunsets, drinks, music and inexpensive food. Something Kiawah has needed for a long time. They are also doing the sunset boat rides from 6:30 to 8:30 on Mon, Wed and Fridays, cash bar, and you can bring your own food/picnic. Cost is $25 for Adults and $15 for 13 and under.
Hege's is consistently good food with a great atmosphere. Jasmine Porch, is too expensive, but good. Rosebank Farm's Cafe, 768-1807, and Lucy's Red Sky Grill 768-8118, are really good for fresh local seafood and veggies."
"Best Steaks - Grill 225 (amazing escargot)
Best Seafood - Dressy Peninsula Grill, Anson's, Hank's
Best Seafood - Casual Coast, 82 Queen
Best Regional - FIG, Magnolia's and Poogan's Porch
Best Fresh Local Ingredients/Veggie dishes - Cru Cafe, Hominy Grill
Best All around - Charleston Grill, SNOB, High Cotton"
"Our favorite brunch will guests is the Mills House. Usually very nice music and great food choices from the local farms and seafood houses. Get a reservation and ask sit near the piano player. To me the "food walk" is something we did when we were young. That said the Market Pavilion is great for cocktails and SNOB , Hymans or Magnolias is the best for dinner. Frankly I can't imagine going just for dessert unless it's after theater.
One day in Charleston..not enough."
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Here are some recommendations for a Trust/ Estate Attorney in the Charleston Area from the residents of Kiawah Island.
"Steve Slotchiver did a great job for us." phone: (843) 577-6531
"In the past we have worked with Shawn M. Flanagan with Buist, Moore, Smythe & McGee @ 5 Exchange Street, Charleston 720-4632
Shawn is a certified specialist in taxation law, estate planning & probate law. We found him to be very pleasant to work with as well."
"Yes, I've just completed some comprehensive updates with Patricia Scarborough, JD of Evans Carter Kunes Bennett in CHS. Her contact information is: 115 Church Street CHS SC 29401 (843) 577-2300."
"For legal planning, we have been very pleased with Jennifer Davis at Nelson Mullins. She researched a couple of unusual situations for us very thoroughly and thoughtfully, did not waste time that might be billed, but at the same time gave us all the time we needed. SC laws were very different from NY so our planning had to be very different. Jennifer was recommended to us a local
family member who is a top attorney. I would be happy to talk with you about her." 843.853.5200
"Bob Kunes has wonderful credentials and he is a nice guy. His number is 577-2300 and he is downtown. Kunes@eckb.com
My husband is an estate planning attorney, but not in South Carolina, and he recommends Bob."
"Steve Slotchiver did a great job for us." phone: (843) 577-6531
"In the past we have worked with Shawn M. Flanagan with Buist, Moore, Smythe & McGee @ 5 Exchange Street, Charleston 720-4632
Shawn is a certified specialist in taxation law, estate planning & probate law. We found him to be very pleasant to work with as well."
"Yes, I've just completed some comprehensive updates with Patricia Scarborough, JD of Evans Carter Kunes Bennett in CHS. Her contact information is: 115 Church Street CHS SC 29401 (843) 577-2300."
"For legal planning, we have been very pleased with Jennifer Davis at Nelson Mullins. She researched a couple of unusual situations for us very thoroughly and thoughtfully, did not waste time that might be billed, but at the same time gave us all the time we needed. SC laws were very different from NY so our planning had to be very different. Jennifer was recommended to us a local
family member who is a top attorney. I would be happy to talk with you about her." 843.853.5200
"Bob Kunes has wonderful credentials and he is a nice guy. His number is 577-2300 and he is downtown. Kunes@eckb.com
My husband is an estate planning attorney, but not in South Carolina, and he recommends Bob."
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