Charleston Marriott

Come and check out the Charleston Cruise and Travel show on Saturday June 1st from 10am to 4 pm at the Charleston Marriot. Meet Shep Rose, from Bravo TV’s Southern Charm, as well as mascots Cool Ray the Stingray and Charlie the Riverdog. Enjoy live music from Yesterday’s Wine featuring Levi Lowrey and Wyatt Durrette - seven-time Grammy award winning artist and songwriter for Zac Brown Band. Plus, enter to win a $5,000 vacation, and other prizes throughout the day. Snack on tasty treats, and cocktails. Enjoy a silent disco and Kids Zone with pirates, balloons, games and other activities. And take advantage of exclusive vacation deals and offers you can’t find anywhere else!/ClipArt


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170 Lockwood Boulevard
Charleston
SC

29403
United States


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