20 South Battery will open its doors on February 22, 2024, to host a special evening in appreciation of supporters of the upcoming Itzhak Perlman performance at the Charleston Gaillard Center. Renowned as one of the world's most celebrated violinists, Itzhak Perlman's forthcoming performance has garnered immense anticipation and support from music enthusiasts worldwide.
Perlman's illustrious career spans decades, marked by numerous accolades and prestigious performances. Notable highlights include his captivating performance at the state dinner for Queen Elizabeth II at the White House in 2007 and his poignant rendition at the 2009 inauguration of President Barack Obama. With 16 Grammy Awards, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and a Genesis Prize among his many honors, Perlman stands as a towering figure in the realm of classical music.
The special evening at 20 South Battery will serve as an expression of gratitude to the dedicated supporters of the upcoming Itzhak Perlman performance, embodying the spirit of community and cultural enrichment that defines Charleston's historic landscape.
Over the years, 20 South Battery has played host to a diverse array of events, welcoming more than 5000 guests who have come together to support charitable organizations such as the Preservation Society of Charleston, Historic Charleston Foundation, Literary Society, Charleston Jewish Federation, College of Charleston, and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra, among others.
Nestled in Charleston's Old and Historic District, 20 South Battery stands as a testament to the city's rich architectural heritage. The storied dwelling, steeped in history dating back to the 1840s, serves as a cherished venue for philanthropic and cultural events under the stewardship of Dr. Jack L. Schaeffer.
Dr. Schaeffer's dedication to preserving the cultural legacy of 20 South Battery is exemplified through a myriad of philanthropic and cultural endeavors hosted within its walls. From hosting the centennial celebration for the Preservation Society of Charleston in 2020 to convening the nation's newly elected governors in 2022, the dwelling has served as a cherished venue for gatherings that honor Charleston's vibrant community and cultural heritage.
As Dr. Schaeffer aptly notes, "This is what this house was made for," emphasizing the dwelling's role as a beacon of community engagement and cultural celebration in Charleston.
For more information about 20 South Battery and upcoming events, please contact info@20southbattery.com
