Charleston's Independent Music Venue Since 2002

Charleston Pour House is a home-grown independently operated music venue featuring two stages and live music seven nights a week. Established in 2002 and known affectionately as PoHo by locals the venue has become a regional epicenter for music lovers and artists.

Two Stage Performance Spaces

The venue features a fan-loved Main Stage inside with a capacity of 500 people and a breezy Deck Stage outside giving artists and audiences flexible spaces for everything from jam and funk to bluegrass indie rock reggae and electronic music. With intimate capacity crisp sound and clear sightlines the venue is built for dancing discovering new bands and catching national tours up close.

Weekly Music Programming

The Pour House's come-as-you-are vibe extends to its patio hangouts and rotating taps. Notable programming includes Dead Wednesday since 2010 celebrating Grateful Dead music every Wednesday. The venue hosts live music seven nights a week featuring both touring acts and Charleston favorites. Most shows are general admission so arriving early secures the best spots near the rail or on the deck under string lights.

Sunday Brunch and Community Events

The popular Sunday Brunch Farmers Market transforms the grounds into a daytime community hub. The location on James Island at 1977 Maybank Highway provides convenient parking and is a quick drive from downtown Charleston. The venue has hosted countless memorable performances creating a legacy as Charleston's go-to room for adventurous live music.

Artist Development

The Pour House is known for supporting both emerging and established artists. The venue's calendar showcases regional and national touring acts alongside local Charleston bands. The professional sound system stage setup and dedicated music-focused atmosphere make it ideal for artists looking to connect with engaged audiences in an authentic music venue setting.