Pirates Picnic at Pink Floyd Performance at Piccolo Finale

We’ll pitch our Pirate Popup in Hampton Park to enjoy this positive free program. Prepare your pirate outfit, apparatus, provisions, and paraphernalia. Primp your person from your plume to your pantaloons. We possess partage pirate pieces and plastic epees to apportion to your person. We propose to push up our red Popup by 5:00 pm. Queen Ruby plans to preside over a pirate potluck at approximately 6 pm. Predict Dancing before the performer’s prosceniums. Pack a folding chair. We’ll possess pottage to pour over rice or provender. Import what you can for the supper and a piratical potluck repast. The place will be populated predominantly with local people. We’re getting positively prominent on the peninsula so people will probably be pleased to approach us. Promises to be a pleasant prelude to primavera passing. Upon arrival pinpoint our position by perceiving our pink piratical pennant.

Part of our Pirate Project to improve transit and promote social justice progress through a summer long program of interactive pirate dramai in the Lowcountry. You can read about the project online at The Story of Queen Ruby of the Pirates and her Ladies in Raiding.

Event phone #843-870-5299

From the Piccolo Spoleto Program - About the Concert-

The City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs, in collaboration with The ZD Experience, presents the 45th annual Piccolo Spoleto Festival's Finale celebration featuring Columbia-based Folk Duo, Admiral Radio at 5:30pm on the Rose Pavilion Stage and "Comfortably Pink," a tribute to Pink Floyd on the main stage at 7:45pm.

About Admiral Radio:

For Becca and Coty, the name Admiral Radio has acquired new significance. In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to get lost in the noise. When they think of their '41 Admiral radio, they picture the folks of that era gathered around their radios at night, listening to the evening news. They think of the times those people shared as they huddled 'round together. They imagine a different place and time. And as a band, this duo has created a timeless style and classic sound that speaks for itself. In an age where adding mechanized bells and whistles are the norm, Admiral Radio opts for a more natural feel by getting back to the basics of good songwriting and music with heart.

About Comfortably Pink:

This iconic Pink Floyd tribute, produced by The ZD Experience, commemorates the 50th anniversary of The Dark Side of the Moon, originally released on March 1st, 1973 and features Johnny Mac - lead guitar and lead vocals, Scottie Frier - lead guitar and lead vocals, Tristan Cills - bass, Stuart White - drums, Bill Nance - keys and organ, Mark Sterbank - sax, with Xan Dubose and Javetta Campbell - backing vocals. Lazer and Light Show Provided by Lazer Catcher.

About Piccolo Spoleto Festival:

Annually presenting over 500 performing, literary, and visual arts events, the 17-day Piccolo Spoleto Festival transforms Charleston into an exhilarating celebration of the cultural vitality and diversity of the South Carolina Lowcountry. With a focus on accessibility and community participation in the arts, Piccolo Spoleto coincides with the international Spoleto Festival USA and highlights regional and local talents.

Bring your lawn chairs and a picnic, or enjoy the food trucks on site.

This is a FREE, family friendly event. See less

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