On the Reel Locations, a film screening event company, will host their 2nd Annual screening of The Notebook at Cypress Gardens on Saturday, April 8th. Tickets go on sale on February 13th.  Not only will viewers get to watch The Notebook on a property where one of the most iconic scenes was filmed, but they can […] The post Cypress Gardens to Host 2nd Annual Screening of “The Notebook” in April appeared first on Holy City Sinner.

Quintin Washington of Quintin’s Close-Ups recently spoke with entrepreneur Jordan Jackson. You can see the interview below. After you watch that, be sure to check out Washington’s other interviews here. – The post Quintin’s Close-Ups: Entrepreneur Jordan Jackson appeared first on Holy City Sinner.

The new dining room at Charleston Grill. | Cameron Wilder Chef Michael Anthony will be in the kitchen in Charleston later this month James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Anthony, of Gramercy Tavern fame, will help christen the new dining room at venerable white tablecloth restaurant Charleston Grill (224 King Street, Charleston), as it reopens this month. Anthony’s visit, on February 24 and 25, is part of Charleston Grill’s Open Hands Community Kitchen, which benefits Feed the Need, a non-profit providing meals for those hungry in the Lowcountry. Feed the Need founder (and former maitre d’ of Charleston Grill) Mickey Bakst will also join for the evenings. The event includes a reception and a five-course meal prepared by Anthony. The Open Hands Community Kitchen also serves as a bit of an unofficial kick-off to the unveiling of a new menu, new chef, and new renovations in the dining room at Charleston Grill. The restaurant’s longtime chef Michelle Weaver will now be the culinary ambassador for the Charleston Place, while sous chef Suzy Castelloe will step into the role as chef de cuisine. The food will remain “elevated Lowcountry cuisine,” with selections like pork shank ragout with cavatelli or snapper in a tomato broth. Charleston Grill is now open Wednesday through Sunday, from 5:30 pm. to 9:30 p.m. Tickets for Anthony’s visit are $500 and available online.