D’Allesandro’s Pizza
D’Allesandro’s Pizza offers hand tossed pizzas, calzones, salads and caljoes. D’Als values their customers, quality ingredients, and believes in delivering great pizza. D’Als believes there’s a little chef inside all of us, and is located in the heart of Downtown Charleston at 229 Saint Phillip St. They care about the craft of pizza making, and care about the ingredients they use! Please support this incredible local business that supports Ohm Radio. Learn more at dalspizza.com.
Chrisman Studios
Chrisman Studios is a photography studio based in Charleston, South Carolina, specializing in wedding photography, family photography, and headshot photography.
Charleston Chef Service
Support for Ohm Radio comes from Charleston Chef Service, founded by Chef Jake White. Chef White’s philosophy centers on the importance of nutrient-dense, locally sourced ingredients, reflecting a commitment to health and sustainability. He believes that modern agricultural practices have led to a decline in the nutritional value of our food, emphasizing the need for a return to traditional farming methods and culinary practices. Whether you’re looking for a unique dining experience or a corporate client hosting an important meeting, Chef Jake White takes the time to understand your needs and get the details right. To learn more, visit chschefservice.com.
Charleston Harbor Veterinarians
Cleats.
Support for Ohm Radio comes from our neighbors at the Refinery, Cleats. Cleats is more than just a restaurant – it’s a hub for our community to come together, share stories, and create memories. Whether you’re a die-hard sports fan, cocktail fanatic or just looking for a delicious dish, Cleats is a place for all.
Ella Ora 
Evening Post Books is an award-winning book publishing company specializing in books written by authors hailing from and writing about the South Carolina Lowcountry, including high-quality fiction, non-fiction, and specialty publications. To learn more, visit their website ateveningpostbooks.com.
Flipper Finders
Flipper Finders offers kayak rentals and dolphin spotting tours on the Folly River. From first-time paddlers to experienced kayakers, their rental options are suitable for everyone. Flipper Finders knowledgeable staff will make sure you have everything you need, including fitted life jackets and paddles, and provide you with valuable tips and instruction to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Soak up the stunning marsh and river views as you glide down the river with the warm sun on your face. Find out more on their website flipperfinders.com
The Gaillard Center
The Charleston Gaillard Center commissions, supports, and presents ambitious, multidisciplinary cultural programming and provides access to the best local, national, and global artists and companies. Deeply rooted in the community, the Gaillard is committed to elevating local and regional voices and partnering with Charleston institutions to reflect the city’s diversity. Through programming on its public campus and extensive arts education initiatives, it serves as a platform to participate in community building and essential dialogue.
The Iris
Joye Law Firm
Joye Law Firm’s goal is to have a positive impact on each client they serve through compassion and respect. To learn more, visit www.joyelawfirm.com.
Monster Music & Movies is the largest independent record store in the Carolinas carrying an array of vinyl, CDs, DVDs and more for over 30 years. To learn more about who they are, visit their website at monstermusicsc.com.
Liollio Architecture
For nearly 70 years, Liollio has provided sustainable architecture, interior design, and historic preservation for public projects. We ground our practice in the particulars of place, people, and landscape, carrying a strong sense of social purpose as we serve communities through design. Every project design is a unique response to the history, climate, and culture of a place. Now in our third generation of leadership, we are a studio of 27 civic-minded design professionals who value subtle & restrained design, rooted in context, culture & collaboration. For more information, visit liollio.com.
Marcus Amaker
Support for Ohm Radio comes from Marcus Amaker. Marcus Amaker is a husband, a dad, a son, a music nerd, a Spirit in drag, and a Star Wars obsessive. He served as the first poet laureate of Charleston, is in the SC Literary Hall of fame, has released over 40 albums of original music, writes operas, does graphic design all while managing to find time to take daily naps! To learn more about his work, visit marcusamaker.com.
Lowcountry Local First
Support for Ohm Radio comes from Lowcountry Local First’s Buy Local Season. The 13th annual Buy Local Season (October – December 2024) sponsored by REV Federal Credit Union is Lowcountry Local First’s grassroots movement to build awareness for the positive community benefits of supporting local, independent businesses—particularly during the holiday season. To learn more, visit lowcountrylocalfirst.org.
Preservation Society of Charleston
The Preservation Society of Charleston is the nation’s oldest grassroots, membership-based preservation organization. Today, its professional staff and thousands of members continue to fight over-development, over-tourism, and flooding through advocacy at public meetings, with neighborhood residents, and with elected leaders. Sign up at preservationsociety.org to stay up to date on the latest livability news that affects Charleston-area residents and learn more about becoming a member.
Queen Street Grocery
Located in the heart of the Holy City, Queen Street Grocery has been creating savory & sweet crepes, hot-pressed sandwiches, and all day breakfast, as well as craft beer, wine, and good tunes since 1992. Please support this incredible local business that supports Ohm Radio. Learn more at queenstreetgrocerycafe.com.
Ross Printing
Support for Ohm Radio comes from Ross Printing. Ross Printing is a 3rd generation, veteran owned small business, with over 300 years combined experience between their twenty employees. Starting from a simple stationery shop in New York City in 1946, their company has changed and grown tremendously with the advent of new technologies and printing methods. They have been serving the Low Country of South Carolina since 1989, providing the most complete product line, at the highest quality, with superior customer service. For more information, visit rsaprinting.com.
The Charleston Music Hall
The Charleston Music Hall’s vision is to create extraordinary musical, artistic, and theatrical experiences and promote the finest local, regional, and national acts while also encouraging local and communal participation. For more information, visit their website charlestonmusichall.com
The Charleston Pour House
The Charleston Pour House is James Island’s own neighborhood live music venue! Featuring local, regional and national acts weekly on the inside stage as well as daily happy hour shows on their outside deck stage. The Charleston Pour House also hosts weekly yoga on the deck, monthly kids drum circles, the Sunday Brunch Farmers Market + seasonal night markets. The Charleston Pour House is where music and community come together!
The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelly Foundation
The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation supports a wide spectrum of arts groups that reflect the vitality and diversity of the Lowcountry. They provide general operations grants to arts organizations and county arts councils, as well as other assistance to support, strengthen and connect the Lowcountry arts ecosystem. Please support this incredible business that supports Ohm Radio. Learn more at gddf.org.
The Refinery
The Refinery is an urban mixed-use development located on Charleston’s upper peninsula at 1640 Meeting Street Rd., situated between North Charleston and downtown Charleston. Designed for a work and play lifestyle, The Refinery attracts locals and visitors alike with retail, hospitality, office space and special event spaces, as well as a 2,000 person capacity outdoor music amphitheater. For more information on The Refinery, visit therefinerychs.com or
Second Chance Bikes
Support for Ohm Radio comes from Second Chance Bikes. Second Chance Bikes is a 501c3 non-profit bike shop in North Charleston, providing affordable and no-cost bikes and repairs to the community, as well as mechanic classes and a public workstation. Their 6th Annual Fall Fest will take place on Saturday, November 30th, from 11:00am to 3:00pm at Holy City Brewing. There will be goldsprints, bike jousting, a pie eating contest, kids games, face painting, and a silent auction. To learn more, visit www.scbikes.org, or find them on instagram at @secondchancebikes.
The Whale CHS
Support for Ohm Radio comes from The Whale CHS – A Craft Beer Collective and tasting room inside the new Refinery Charleston complex on upper Meeting Street. It’s the Lowcountry outpost of an Asheville craft beer shop that features rare beers, wines, ciders, meads, seltzers, and sakes. To learn more, visit https://thewhalecollective.com/charleston-sc/
William Means Real Estate – Bradley Thompson Real Estate
William Means is one of the oldest real estate companies in Charleston, where for nearly a century they have helped generations of Lowcountry families buy and sell their homes. They have and always will be a fixture in Charleston real estate, but what truly sets them apart is that they are not only a business – they are a family. To learn more, visit their website charlestonrealestate.com
