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From the editor
By Allison Nugent
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
I'm not sure if this weekend could be any busier!
With boats of every shape and size (and price), something is sure to catch your eye at the Charleston Boat Show.
And whether you just bought or are buying a house or redecorating the one you already have, the Charleston Home + Design Show is sure to have something you want or spur your inspiration.
Want to spend some quality time outside?
The Lowcountry Oyster Festival is an obvious choice.
But it doesn't end there.
There's the Charleston Kennel Club Dog Show, Mac'n at the 'Drome, the Midwinter Monster Wave Bash ...
Need I go on?
So many choices! You may just need a weekend after your weekend.
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