Food, Wine & Basketball: The Full Cork Press @ TD Arena Nov. 22

When

Nov 22nd, 2025

All Day

Where

301 Meeting StCharlestonSC29401

Register Now for Ticket Presale for the Lowcountry’s Premiere College Basketball Event – the 2025 Shriner’s Children’s Charleston Classic
Nov. 21, 22 & 23 | TD Arena

Come together to share the love of food, wine and college basketball!

As part of the annual 2025 Shriner’s Children’s Charleston Classic, the Lowcountry’s premiere College Hoops event, the Full Cork Press will take place on Saturday, Nov. 22 at the Omar Shrine Center at Patriot’s Point.

Guests will experience the finest cuisine, exceptional wines and enjoy the hype of college basketball. Highlights include live performances from contestants of the NBC show “The Voice,” and a panel featuring coaches from all eight competing teams.

This year’s tournament is set for Nov. 21 and 23 at TD Arena and will feature the Clemson Tigers, Georgia Bulldogs and Davidson Wildcats. Proceeds from the Full Cork Press event and tickets to the games will benefit multiple local charities who make it their goal to help sick children and their families.

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