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Less than a month later, one of the state's only Pakistani restaurants started serving diners from the container kitchen that faces the Pour House deck where local musicians host near-nightly performances. In most cases, re-entry is allowed for patrons 21+. Either your wristband or hand stamp will be required for re-entry.
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They are on sale now at intothewoodscharleston.com and include two nights of camping at the venue and three days of music. Advance online purchases can be made with any major credit card. We do have an ATM on site, but as any live music attendee knows – it’s always best to come prepared.
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If you're into light rock, folk, and bluegrass, this is your spot to groove! Many of these bands are slated to play twice during the festival. Other artist additions will be announced soon, according to Pour House founder Alex Harris. Yes, we have a free parking lot in the front of the building and the back of the building.
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The bars accept cash and all major credit cards. Items such as pocket knives, pepper spray, flasks, outside food and drinks or anything that could be considered dangerous or illegal will not be allowed in the building. If you are found in possession of outside alcohol, drugs, or weapons you will be escorted from the building immediately. Purses and bags will be searched prior to entry. Dogs are not permitted on the Deck or Main stage areas for the safety of our patrons. Kids of all ages accompanied by a parent are welcome unless the website indicates otherwise.
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A 20% gratuity will be added to any tab left open overnight. Parker Milner is the Food Editor of The Post and Courier. He is a Boston College graduate and former professional hockey player who joined The Post and Courier after leading the Charleston City Paper's food section. Those under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The property features 11 freshwater lakes, a black water swamp, more than 60 miles of wooded forest trails and a canopy of majestic oaks. And the bands who will be serenading in nature are some of the Pour House's favorites.
The city is home to both amazing local musicians and artists and is a welcome stop for touring bands of all levels. The Charleston Pour House is committed to providing our guests, both bands and patrons, with a one of a kind experience. We hope to share our brand of modern, fun-loving hospitality with you soon.
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Receive stories each day by signing up for our free daily newsletter, which delivers the latest local news directly to your inbox every morning. If you are under 21 or treated as a non-drinking patron, you will not be allowed re-entry. There are two ADA parking spaces – one on each side of the main venue entrance. MAIN STAGE, Inside shows are all 21+ unless otherwise noted on the specific show.
The aim of the Charleston Pour House is to be a regional epicenter for music lovers, artists of various mediums, and other like-minded individuals. We believe that experiencing live music in a unique and vibrant setting will foster positive and lasting relationships between bands, visual artists, The Pour House staff, and guests alike. The Pour House is a home-grown, independently operated music venue, and we are proud to be an integral part of Charleston’s burgeoning music scene.
Q&A with Cody Dixon, organizer of Charleston Pour House's hip-hop and R&B music series - The Post and Courier
Q&A with Cody Dixon, organizer of Charleston Pour House's hip-hop and R&B music series.
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The spaces behind and adjacent to the old Brysons shop are pay to park, follow the sign instructions. If you must leave your vehicle overnight, please make sure it is in The Charleston Pour House parking lot and pick it up by 10 am the next day (when deliveries begin). If you have special requests, simply ask our staff once you arrive or email us at and we will be glad to assist you. Occasionally, we will host a comedy show or intimate show and will provide seats.
Per event, the Photo Policy will be posted on our front door stating what is permitted. We offer accessible accommodations to patrons with ADA requirements. Our venue, the deck, and the outside bathrooms are fully accessible. The majority of our events are general admission; therefore, there are not specific ADA ticketing options.
Smoking inside is prohibited in Charleston County. Smoking cigarettes and e-cigarettes are allowed on the deck. Smoking of any illegal substance will result in your immediate expulsion from the venue. No refunds or exchanges unless a show is cancelled. In the event of bad weather, the show will go on as long as the artist is at the venue and able to perform. Good music, good people, and good drinks and food!
Alcohol is not allowed outside the doors of the venue/deck. It's a busy month for Charleston concerts, so get to snagging those tickets so you can enjoy some fun nights of live tunes. Faint scents of those and other Pakistani dishes now exit the container, equipped with windows inside and out of the outdoor venue's confines. Early-bird general admission tickets, which are free for children 5 and under, are $30 for children 6-15 and $145 for adults.
Dogs are NOT permitted at any time on the Deck or Main stage areas for the safety of our patrons. Dogs ARE welcome at Sunday Brunch Farmers Market as long as the dog is friendly and on a leash. Notably, Quinn has also turned up at PoHo to support Colorado-based blues rocker Andy Frasco whenever he needed local musicians to back him up. Besides offering live music nightly, PoHo regularly hosts markets, yoga sessions, mural competitions and plenty of kid-friendly programming. And of course, there is the insanely popular weekly Wednesday residency that Grateful Dead tribute act The Reckoning began at Pour House in 2010. “I cared about live music and knew nothing about the bar business.
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