Best Rated Movie Theaters in Kiawah Island

"The Dock Street Theatre is an underrated photographic gem located in the historic French Quarter of downtown Charleston. It was originally built as a hotel in 1809 before being converted to a theater in 1935. You can see the beautiful Dock Street Theatre in the image below from photographer Bent Bjørnskov."

"America’s First Theatre,” home to Spoleto Festival USA and Moja Arts Festival. Charleston Stage the theatre company in residence presents a full season of plays each year."

"Live comedy theatre in a cozy setting – clean comic whodunit shows, volunteer audience participation, a la carte appetizers, drinks, & desserts. At downtown City Market."

"One of the most impressive Charleston attractions for cultural engagement is Charleston Music Hall. This is what to see in Charleston if you want to see some of the top musical acts today. A beautiful and historic space, Charleston Music Hall is one of the best concert venues around Charleston."

"The Charleston Music Hall is a 19th-century Gothic Revival building that held the most fabulous events in Charleston. Today, it now serves as a local venue for concerts, dance, theater & comedy shows."

"The Charleston Gaillard Center is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to developing and operating a state-of-the-art performing arts center in downtown Charleston."

"Charleston’s first Professional Equity Musical Theatre Company. Featuring Broadway actors, members of the union, and professional local talent in top-of-the-line productions."

"Opened in 1942, American Theater really captures the architectural trends of the time – Art Deco meets Hollywood glam. The result is a clean façade with an all-American signage, great for some kitschy photos!"

"Theaters1137 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC MoreLess Info. The Crabpot Players Theater is a non-profit community theatre company that encourages and promotes live theater through the medium of acting. The company offers camps and classes for aspiring actors."

"Vegan pizza options at MOD include a barbecue sauce or garlic rub base (heads up: the red sauce is NOT vegan). You can also get Daiya cheese at no extra charge!. Always gotta get #vegan mod pizza while I'm in town!"

"The scene: The city’s gold standard for indulgent southern dining with a contemporary international influence, Charleston Grill offers an intriguing menu divided up into four unique experiences. The ‘Pure’ menu features simple dishes with clean flavours, such as the Norwegian ocean trout with blood oranges, while the ‘Lush’ menu boasts French-inspired lavish dishes, like the grilled rack of lamb with mint chimichurri. Exotic and imaginative dishes, such as sea scallops with a chilli-chorizo vinaigrette appear on the ‘Cosmopolitan’ menu, while the classic ‘Southern’ menu is filled with Lowcountry delights, like Roasted Palmetto squab with crackling."

"Located in the upscale Belmond Charleston Place, Charleston Grill is elegant and refined, even for gentile Charleston. Executive Chef Michelle Weaver prepares creative, artful Southern dishes, including the celebrated house crab cake, with creek shrimp, tomato and a lime-dill vinaigrette. Pair food with carefully curated wines from Wine Director and Sommelier Rick Rubel, and the soft sounds of nightly live jazz."

"As its name implies, Christophe Artisan Chocolatier would rather be known for its Charleston chocolates. But their French-pressed coffee and pastries are pretty amazing as well. Plus, their seating areas are cute both upstairs and in the outdoor area behind the building on Society Street, just off of lower King Street."

"This cozy shop sells their chocolates downstairs and has a small seating area upstairs. You’ll find chocolate bars and other handmade chocolates including truffles and hand-painted chocolates. Make sure to order some of their drinking chocolate as well!"

"Every sort of cake, pie, or tart can be found at Luckhaus & Brubaker. The pastry chef duo Robyn Luckhaus and Larry Brubaker specialize in whimsical cakes made to look like anything you can come up with. If you desire a baked good in the shape of an octopus, baseball player, or Elmo, they've got what you need."