Lowcountry Forever – North Charleston Pops – July 26, 2026

LOWCOUNTRY FOREVER – July 26, 2026
FEATURED ORGANIZATION: North Charleston POPS
GUEST: Nick Palmer, Music Director and Conductor
ISSUE: Arts and Humanities
Tickets for the 2026 – 2027 North Charleston POPS season go on sale on Monday, July 27, 2026. Nick Palmer is the Music Director and Conductor of the North Charleston POPS, who explained exactly what the North Charleston POPS is, and shared the story of how the orchestra was created. A more contemporary musical group than a traditional orchestra, Palmer discussed the performances that will make up the 2026 – 2027 season, including a holiday show, a Motown perform, a movie music evening and the American Road Trip, which he explained would feature songs representing different parts of our nation. Palmer provided information on how to purchase season tickets and how individuals and businesses in the community could support the North Charleston POPS.

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