June 12: Crocs, Unicorn Taco Stand, & Firefly Concert Series


Crocs

I can’t even believe I’m going to say this, but I was looking for cute shoes for the boat, beach, etc and of course Instagram was watching what I was looking at…all of the sudden the crocs popped up as a sponsored ad. THEY ARE ACTUALLY KIND OF CUTE.

Click here to see the ones I love…oh and these 

 

Unicorn Taco Stand

I’m all about Unicorns and now you can make your Taco Tuesday a little more magical with this pretty little unicorn!

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Firefly Distillery Summer Concert Series

“Safe Sounds at Firefly,” being held in partnership with Ear For Music and Charleston City Paper. The seven week-long outdoor summer concert series kicks off on June 12th.

Each Friday and Saturday from 7 pm to 10 pm, guests can enjoy a concert from the fields of the new Firefly Distillery in North Charleston to allow for safe social distancing. The 21-and-over ticketed event will begin Friday, June 12th, with doors opening at 6 pm and a limited capacity of just 500. Tickets can be purchased online. Each concert will feature live music performances, Firefly cocktails, and local food trucks.

Click here for more info

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