Voodoo Tiki Bar News Blog

That’s right everybody, we have two more upcoming events:

1. October is Breast Cancer awareness month, or as we like to call it, “Save the Ta-Ta’s Month”. On Thursday, October 22nd, the Business Community of Avondale Point is hosting a “Pink Party”. Coming out that night accomplishes two great things: All businesses involved (they have pink ribbons, boobs, etc painted on their windows) will be donating a portion of proceeds to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to fight breast cancer; You also help support our local neighborhood businesses. If you’re in any doubt about how special our little corner of the world is, with it’s collection of bars and restaurants, boutiques, salons, and professionals, please drive around Mt. Pleasant, Summerville, or any of the new housing tracts out by the dump
2. Thurday, November 12th: Garage Cuban Band makes their triumphant return to West Ashley! Last time they played for us we couldn’t have fit any more bodies into Voodoo, and the folks that were there witnessed a fantastic Jazz Concert. Those of you who have seen them before need no words of encouragement to come out, but if you’ve never heard these guys, listen up: GCB is five young guys from Charleston who sound like 5 old-timers from Havana who learned to put Michael Jackson and Patsy Cline songs to an afro-latin beat and sing through a megaphone! The effect is spectacular and is our favorite and most talked about show of the season. Not every band member still lives in Charleston, so we take our GCB shows whenever we can get them all together in one place! Don’t miss it!!

Lastly, look for our Thanksgiving Turkey Give Away, coming in late November.

Voodoo Mike

Boo! That’s right people, it’s time for Voodoo’s 2nd annual “Elvis is Alive” Halloween Bash! On Saturday, October 31st, We’re busting out all the fake cobwebs we can find, re-animating everyone’s favorite shock jock, DJ D-Rock, and scared to death of our new professional emcee- Amy Hutto, of the late 98X (R.I.P. local radio).

Our blood-letting, er…  bar-tending staff will be whipping up some ridiculous concoctions for all of you to enjoy, and you know we love to pull out some good cheap drinks and shooters at our parties! For those of you who don’t fill up on candy before you get there, Chris and the kitchen staff will be knocking out some ‘killer’ food specials.

We will have two categories in the costume contest this year: Best Elvis, and best Elvis Inspired. So come as young skinny Elvis, old fat Elvis, vampire Elvis, or a very scary peanut butter, banana, and bologna sandwich. Do it well and you’ll be taking home a wad of cash and a bunch of Voodoo fun-tickets.

OK, we’ve got a couple of great events coming up in the next week! Saturday January 10th is the kickoff of the Winter Jazz Series featuring The Emanon Duo-

The Emanon Duo features Quentin Baxter on Drums with Kebbi Williams on Saxophone, but don’t let the word “duo” lure you into any false sense of quiet and sedate, this duo will shake you in your seats!

For those of you who haven’t seen Quentin at Voodoo yet, every time he performs he blows the doors off! This opening night will be no exception. Tickets are still only $5, come early to get a seat in the lounge and enjoy some dinner, wine, and cocktails! Come late and you can stand in the bar and try to peek in! Show starts at 9:00pm, and will be the hottest ticket in West Ashley, or anywhere else in Charleston!

And as if that weren’t enough, Monday January 12th is our monthly Lunacy Party! We’re bringing back some of our favorite entertainers for you: The Sexy, Glow-in-the-Dark Hula Hoop girls, the Capoeira Dancers (that’s the awesome martial arts/breakdancing spectacle), and of course, DJ D-Rock and Guests, and Johnny Pundt bodypainting.  What I really want is for more folks to be stop being spectators and become a part of the event, so If you show up painted or in costume, we’ll let you in for free!

Allright everybody, you asked for it and we listened: The Voodoo Winter Jazz Series kicks off on Saturday, January 10th! Building on the success of the Summer series, we’ll be hosting some of the best local and regional talent in a most intimate jazz-club setting.

Tickets are cheap, shows start early, and it’s Voodoo- so you know there’s plenty of good food and drinks!  There will no longer be any advanced ticketing or reserved seating, so plan to arrive early for the best seats. Check the website for schedules, notes, and upcoming performances.