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High Water Festival: Pass the Peas

April 22 & 23, 2017 The Party: On both days of High Water Festival, six chefs, including Kevin Johnson of The Grocery and John Lewis of Lewis Barbecue, joined together to dish out a family-style brunch dubbed “Pass the Peas.” Held on the lawn of Quarters H at Riverfront Park in North Charleston, this fundraiser benefitted The Green Heart Project, an organization that offers garden-based learning programs for young students. Following the meal, attendees witnessed a private show by Shovels & Rope and Ranky Tanky in the Eternal Father of the Sea Chapel. Afterwards, festivalgoers flocked to the main stages for afternoon performances from The Avett Brothers, Margo Price, The Shins, and more. Highlight: The private concert inside the beautiful, historic chapel Overheard: “And the peas have been passed!” Beneficiary: The Green Heart Project

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Food was served family-style,  encouraging guests to get to know each other.Pass the Peas began with a first  course of peas and potatoes.Guests mixed and mingled at community tables.Festivalgoers young and old  rocked out to the shows.Josh Upchurch, Kevin and Lauren Relf,  and Kim and Bill HealeyShovels & Rope gave a private performance alongside Ranky Tanky.Matthew Logan Vasquez brought  his rock tunes from Austin.At the High Water Festival, attendees roamed  between stages at North Charleston’s Riverfront Park.

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