Top Rated Attractions in Summerville

Theatre 99 is a place to blow up laughing. With a large stage and a capacity to seat about 125 people, the Theatre has become a place to end the day with a nice hearty laugh. After all who doesn't like comedy? The Theatre hosts a number of different shows, specializing in improv comedy. Watch out for The Have Nots, who perform along with other hilarious members of the Theatre 99. Theatre 99 is conveniently located above the Bicycle Shoppe. With regards admission they are very strict. Arrive 30 minutes before the show or else your reservations are sold to the waiting list people. So be on time to make the most of the laugh riot.

Charleston is steeped in history and culture, and the Dock Street Theatre is proof of this. Established in 1736, it is one of the first public theaters in the country. It is an example of Antebellum architecture replete with wrought-iron railings and splendid archways. The building was renovated in the 1930s to restore its 18th-century charm, which attracts throngs of photo-taking architecture enthusiasts. Now host to the Charleston Stage Company, this renowned professional group organizes an eclectic schedule of cultural events, concerts, productions and performing arts through the year, which are a big draw among locals and tourists alike.

This amazing stadium is the home of the RiverDogs, Charleston's own minor league baseball team. It was named after avid baseball fan and former mayor of Charleston, the Honorable Joseph P Riley, Junior. Located on the Citadel, and affectionately called 'The Joe', this state-of-the-art baseball venue can seat 6000. It offers a variety of delicious ball park food to enjoy while you take in a great game. Check website for events, times and ticket information.

The Black Fedora is an amazing themed playhouse in Downtown Charleston. They feature a year round roster of comedy-mystery shows sure to keep you laughing. They have a team of professional actors, but do have several shows that involve audience participation. It's the perfect place for a fun night of magic and mystery.

The Woolfe Street Playhouse is the new home to the Village Repertory Co, a small theater company dedicated to bringing contemporary plays to Charleston. The Playhouse itself is built in a former meat packing warehouse that is over 100 years old. The Village Rep has painstakingly converted the space into a beautiful, state-of-the-art theater. It's the perfect place to come see a great night of local theater.

While you are in Coliseum Drive, you cannot miss the huge North Charleston Coliseum and Performance Arts Center. State-of-the-art lighting systems and acoustics and 2300 comfortable seats is what makes the North Charleston Performing Arts Center a popular and sought after venue in the city. Add to that a roster that features amazing musical acts. The tantalizing food and wine menu is sure to lure any guest here. Convenient location for guests and famous attractions nearby, this one should undoubtedly be your next choice to plan an event.