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Click to Win Tickets to the Lowcountry Beach Music Festival – July 7

Click to Win Tickets to the Lowcountry Beach Music Festival – July 7

Plan to attend the Lowcountry Beach Music Festival in Hanahan, SC on July 7, 2018. Featured performers are The Catalinas, Fantastic Shakers, East Coast Party Band, Jim Quick & Coastline with DJ and Emcee Jim Bowers. Gates open at 1 PM, show time runs from 2 PM to 8 PM. Photo: 101.7 Chuck FM/Saga Communications


Plan to attend the Lowcountry Beach Music Festival at the Hanahan Amphitheater on July 7, 2018. Featured performers are The Catalinas, Fantastic Shakers, East Coast Party Band, Jim Quick & Coastline with DJ and Emcee Jim Bowers. Gates open at 1 PM, show time runs from 2 PM to 8 PM. This will be the biggest show of the summer!

Bring your lawn chairs and be ready for a day in the sunshine in the beautiful amphitheater with the best line-up around for beach music fans! There will be food and beverage vendors on-site. No coolers allowed.

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