Party in the Park with Firefly Vodka



Firefly Distillery is proud to be a part of Party in the Park, which kicks off tomorrow at the Mount Pleasant Waterfront Park. All the proceeds from the Firefly Cocktail Tent will benefit Windwood Family Services. Drinks are $5 and include our Sweet Tea Vodka, Firefly Vodka and Sea Island Rum. This event is only happening through the month of June with some fabulous musical acts, so take advantage of it. 



Party in the Park 
June 5th with Phil Vassar 

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Party In the Park 2012
The Town of Mount Pleasant and TJ & WEZL Morning Crew are bringing "Party at the Park!"  back to Waterfront Memorial Park.

Entrance into the event is FREE and features LIVE MUSIC, food available for purchase, specialty drinks from Firefly Distillery and family fun!

All proceeds from the Firefly Cocktail Tent will benefit Windwood Family Services.  Drinks are $5 and include Sweet Tea Vodka, Firefly Vodka, and Firefly's Spiced Rum! 

Event Details:
  • Every Tuesday Night in June!  June 5, 12, 19 and 26
  • Music starting at 6pm at Mt. Pleasant Waterfront Park
  • Lawnchairs Permitted / No Coolers / No Umbrellas 
  • Free Admission



2012 Party In the Park
June 5: 
Phil Vassar & Dustin Lynch
 
June 12: 
 Love the Theft, Casey James & Irene Rose

June 19:
Jerrod Niemann, The Farm, & Jana Kramer

June 26:
Laren Alaina, Kip Moore, & Brady Smith
Location: Charleston, SC Mt Pleasant, SC 29464, USA

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