r e m m u S e! m i T IISUMMER FUNII
THE LOWCOUNTRY IS FULL OF THINGS TO DO. HERE ARE A FEW FAVORITES. BY ANTHONY GARZILLI
With the summer in full gear, we offer some exciting events that are fun for the whole family. A quick internet search will provide you with the latest information on all the most entertaining events. Check out Monthly’s calendar for a list of more options for excitement. The summer is the perfect time to enjoy family and friends and celebrate the season. HARBOURFEST AT SHELTER COVE HARBOUR AND MARINA The Lowcountry is a prime spot for some of the best fireworks in the area. This annual summer-long event is filled with fireworks and entertainment. It features entertainer Shannon Tanner with two one-hour shows, Cappy the Clown and Parrot Palooza (Jimmy Buffett tribute) with Tanner and the Oyster Reefers. Fireworks are planned for one night a week on Tuesdays in June, July (except July 5. Fireworks are Monday, July 4) and August. Check online (sheltercoveharbourfest.com) for the latest updates. GREGG RUSSELL FAMILY CONCERTS Gregg Russell returns with his family-friendly summer 84 // H I LT O N H E A D M O N T H LY. C O M
concert series in Harbour Town. Renowned for his interactive sing-alongs, the Hilton Head Island icon will take the stage below the famed Sea Pines Liberty Oak. The summer schedule runs through Labor Day weekend. Go online (greggrussell.com) for the full schedule. COLIGNY PLAZA Coligny Plaza has nightly music events planned at Coligny Center Stage. Jevon Daly will perform a “kidstorytelling adventure” Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. On Mondays, enjoy “Americana and rock” with John Cranford. The Nice Guys sing “Today’s Hits” on Tuesdays, and Nick Poulin performs “Lowcountry Roots Music” on Thursdays. Singer-songwriter Zach Stevens performs Saturdays. Each show is set for 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
