Charleston Hosts Burger Throwdown and Premieres Documentary on Local Funk Band

Charleston’s Burger Throwdown: Time to Cast Your Votes!

Hey there, Charleston! It’s that time again—The beloved Burger Throwdown is back, and voting is now open! Get ready to sink your teeth into some juicy goodness as we showcase the best of the best in our local burger scene. Whether you’re a fan of a classic cheeseburger or you prefer plant-based options, there’s a category for everyone in this tasty competition.

Voting Details

This year, you can indulge in six mouthwatering categories: Best Hangover Helper, Best Faux Burger, Best Classic Burger, Best Specialty Burger, Best Burger with a Twist, and Best Burger overall. This isn’t just about filling your tummy; it’s about celebrating the creativity and culinary skills that our local eateries bring to the table. Make sure to make your voice heard by casting your vote before the deadline on October 2.

Why Your Vote Matters

Voting isn’t just fun; it plays a crucial role in uplifting our community’s independent restaurants. Each burger you enjoy represents countless hours of hard work, passion, and dedication from chefs who love what they do. Your vote helps to shine a spotlight on their commitment to flavor and quality!

The voting process is simple and exciting. You can browse through the different eateries and their burger offerings to find your favorite. Imagine biting into a sizzling burger patty, drizzled with special sauces, and topped with your favorite ingredients—now that’s heavenly!

Calling All Burger Lovers!

The Psycodelics: A Funky Local Success Story Premiere

The Psycodelics: The Movie on September 29 at the iconic Terrace Theater. Directed by local filmmaker Cory Schwartz, this documentary dips deep into the life and times of our homegrown funk sensation, The Psycodelics.

A Journey Through Time

This film chronicles the band’s growth from their early days jamming in local venues to their current position as key players in the music scene. With **intimate storytelling** and eye-catching archival footage, viewers will get a front-row seat to the band’s journey. Schwartz, who also owned the popular James Island restaurant, Cory’s Grilled Cheese, reflects fondly on watching these talented musicians flourish. “I followed their career as they matured,” he said.

Overcoming Challenges

Creating this documentary wasn’t always easy, though. Schwartz faced numerous challenges, especially when it came to capturing live performances with energetic crowds. “Getting up on stage to film their shows was crucial,” he remarked, emphasizing the band’s chemistry and camaraderie.

What to Expect at the Premiere

The premiere event promises to be a night of local talent and inspiring stories! Expect to hear some behind-the-scenes tales during the Q&A session featuring Schwartz, The Psycodelics, and music journalist Chelsea Grinstead. If you love funk or music in general, this is a night you won’t want to miss!

So mark your calendars because the magic kicks off on September 29 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are just $30, and trust me, it’s worth every penny to support our local music and community.

Get Involved!


Author: HERE Charleston

HERE Charleston

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