Enter to Win Your Tickets to Charleston’s Biggest NYE Bash!

Enter to Win Your Tickets to Charleston’s Biggest NYE Bash!

Enter here to win a pair of tickets Charleston's most elaborate New Year's Eve party - Studio 54! Photo: Mix 95.9/Top Shelf Catering


Win a Pair of Tickets to Charleston’s Most Elaborate New Year’s Eve Bash:
Studio 54 at Harbor Hall | Dec. 31 @ 9 PM

Studio 54 NYE Charleston Harbor Bash, presented by Rick Hendrick BMW and Sweet Grass Vodka, will be the biggest, most elaborate New Year’s Eve party Charleston has ever experienced! Get your tickets before they sell out at CHSharborbash.com.

Join us for an epic ball drop experience you’ll never forget. Enjoy majestic views of the Charleston Harbor and downtown Charleston as you ring in 2023 with:

  • 70’s-themed “Super Fly Disco” and an eight-piece powerhouse band that will take you all the way through the ball drop
  • Amazing interactive performances from production company Elevate
  • Silent Disco
  • Cigar Bar
  • Red carpet photo experience
  • Complimentary valet parking for all BMW drivers
  • All-inclusive Top Shelf bar featuring Sweetgrass Vodka and bourbon
  • Heavy hors d’oeuvres and signature sweets

No high-priced VIP tickets – the entire experience is VIP! But, ticket prices will increase as they get closer to selling out, so buy now and take advantage of the early bird pricing.

Or, enter below for your chance to win your pair of tickets:

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