Events in Berkeley County, SC

Celebrate the 15th annual Halloween fun in The Lowcountry's Halloweentown with a costume contest, food, plenty of chances to trick or treat, and the Haunted Depot. This is a free event for children. Businesses and groups will be handing out Halloween goodies, and items will not be sold at the event.

Open Mic Night invites Cane Bay voices to the stage at Famulari’s Pizzeria (Cane Bay) in Summerville, SC. Hosted by local musician Daniell Pollock, known for acoustic covers that span 90s favorites through today’s hits across hip hop, rock, country, and R&B, the evening welcomes solo and duo singers or musicians to share a few songs. Sign-ups are handled in person with no online process. Enjoy a relaxed setting with local music, pizza, and a lively Cane Bay crowd.

Form a team and take on a fast paced, team based trivia night at Famulari's Pizzeria in Cane Bay, Summerville. Open to all, the game features varied rounds that span pop culture, history, science, and sports. Bragging rights are on the line along with house cash prizes, with $100 for first place, $50 for second, and $25 for third. Choose a team name, find a good table, and get ready for a lively challenge.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on painting workshop focused on Santa mugs and plates. Choose a Christmas-themed ceramic piece and make it your own with colors and designs that match your style. Beginners are welcome, with materials and guided instruction provided. Create a festive keepsake for yourself or craft a thoughtful gift, then relax, paint, and leave with something merry.

Spookeasy reveals a hidden side of New Realm, turning a tucked-away space in the brewery into a Halloween hideaway. It features New Realm brews and seasonal sips alongside Halloween-inspired cocktails, with spooky decor that creates a dark, moody, slightly mysterious atmosphere that feels distinctly New Realm. On select nights during the Halloween season, this secret spot comes alive with its own mix of music, drinks, and festive fun.

Now in its sixth year, this fall community extravaganza welcomes the public for trunk or treat, a variety of food trucks, and shopping with local vendors and businesses. Expect giveaways along with friendly competitions recognizing standout trunks and creative costumes. Costumes are encouraged, and activities are enjoyable for all ages. Those who want to take part can register as a food truck or vendor, sign up to host a trunk, or volunteer to support the event. Volunteer roles require advance registration, and space is limited.

Skandalo Entertainment presents a kid-focused Halloween celebration filled with trick-or-treat fun, games, candy, music, and festive activities. Entry is free for children and families. A costume contest will recognize first, second, and third place. Expect complimentary treats, interactive games, lively tunes, a raffle, face painting, and other seasonal surprises. Costumes are encouraged for kids and their families.

Halloween takes over Dreamers for a 21 and over party with no cover at the door. Clyde Austin sets the vibe with live music on the patio while food and drink specials keep the party going. A costume contest later in the evening awards $100 cash to the best male and best female costumes, and there is no entry fee. Plan to arrive early, since additional giveaways will pop up throughout the night.

This meetup brings together crystal enthusiasts and rock collectors, welcoming both the mystical and scientific perspectives. Explore a UV light tent that highlights fluorescent specimens, enjoy refreshments, and watch for door prizes. Guests are encouraged to bring a favorite piece to display and an item to sell, and there will also be many items available for purchase. Admission is $10. The gathering takes place at St. James United Methodist Church.

Changed Lives Ministry presents its annual Tee Off to Transformation golf tournament at Berkeley County Country Club, offering a welcoming day on the course filled with camaraderie, skill contests, and standout prizes. A centerpiece of the event is the $18,000 hole-in-one grand prize. Individual entry is $125, and a four-person team can register for $500. Every registration supports a Christ-centered residential recovery mission that provides discipleship, counseling, housing, meals, transportation, and practical help for men and women rebuilding life after addiction. Participation fuels a 180-day path focused on finding freedom, restoring relationships, discovering purpose, and building a new life through faith in Jesus Christ.

Del Webb Cane Bay 13th Annual Holiday Boutique features over 70 local vendors along with live music. Complimentary gift wrapping is provided, and a shuttle service is available. Vendor registration is closed. For event-related inquiries, the only designated contacts are Del Webb Cane Bay Lifestyle or Mindy Jones.

Celebrate the season in Moncks Corner with a studio photo experience designed to create keepsake holiday images. Each session lasts 15 minutes and includes five professionally edited photographs for $135. Availability is limited through Stealing Time Photography, LLC.

The Cane Bay Farmers Market, now located at Berkeley Prep, brings neighbors together with local farmers, makers, and small businesses, with a focus on fresh food, sustainability, and the local economy. Healthy Habits with Holly will have a booth sharing how Juice Plus+ can help add daily nutrients from fresh fruits, vegetables, berries, and omegas with a single simple change. This is a friendly spot for those interested in improving wellness, supporting local vendors, or simply enjoying a relaxed market day.

New Realm Brewing Co. transforms into a high seas hangout filled with pints, playful plunder, and pirate revelry. Expect roaming pirate performers, a comedy music set from Bonny Belles of Booty Bay, and live music by Moonlight Ale. Activities include the Great New Realm Treasure Hunt, pirate themed putt putt, face painting for young buccaneers, a costume contest with prizes, and photo spots that capture the spirit of the seven seas. Pirate attire is encouraged, so channel a favorite swashbuckler and step into an evening of adventure and merriment.

The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck will be at the Lowe's in Goose Creek with a menu centered on Maine favorites. Offerings include lobster rolls and tacos, grilled cheese and quesadillas with lobster, lobster bisque, New England clam chowder, and lobster tots. Ordering ahead through the Cousins Maine Lobster app is available, although it may be limited at times, and walk-up ordering at the truck is always an option. Purchases can earn rewards points, and in-person orders can be credited by having the QR code on an account scanned.

Leading researchers, clinicians, caregivers, community partners, and advocates will gather for the 2026 South Carolina Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (SC-ADRC) Symposium. This two-day program explores the latest advances in Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, highlighting research breakthroughs, evolving clinical care, prevention strategies, and community engagement. Attendees can hear from experts, learn about emerging studies, and connect with others dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by dementia.

Famulari’s Pizzeria (Hanahan) hosts a music-fueled bingo night featuring four rounds, with three prize opportunities in each, and a total of $175 in house cash on the line. Players listen for each track, match it on their card, and aim for five in a row across, down, or diagonally. Pinpointing a song from the first few seconds can be tougher than it seems, which keeps the energy high. Reservations are not accepted, and seating is first come, first served, so arriving early helps with seating.

A church craft show at Smyrna United Methodist Church brings together shopping, friendly connections, and neighborhood spirit. Discover handmade creations, home accents, baked treats, plants, and giftable items from local artisans, crafters, and small businesses. Purchases help fund pavilion upgrades and lighting enhancements to support future gatherings and community activities. Vendors are currently being accepted, with registration handled only through the organizer’s official form. Messages or comments from other accounts that request payment are fraudulent. It is hosted by Smyrna United Methodist Church. The event coordinator is Marcy Mizner.

Enjoy a casual pickleball meetup at the courts behind Luminary and Brew Coffee. It is free to attend and open to every skill level. Bring a paddle if you have one, and there will be extra paddles and balls to use. Friends and family are welcome to participate.

Continuing in 2026 at Goose Creek Recreation Center, Wassamasaw Women’s Dance Classes offer a monthly space for women of all ages to learn and move together through traditional Native dance in a supportive and welcoming setting. Instruction focuses on foundational steps and the meaning behind the dances, encouraging connection and cultural celebration as a community. New and returning dancers are welcome, and the classes are open to all.

The Town of Moncks Corner and Collectors Corner Antiques team up to present the 4th annual Fall Pickin in the Corner, bringing a mix of antiques, vintage finds, upcycled pieces, and handmade crafts to Main Street in Moncks Corner. Antique tractors will be on display, and a Bluegrass Band will perform on the stage at Unity Park.

Kick off a Thanksgiving tradition at the eighth annual Huffin' For The Stuffin' 5K, a family-friendly run, walk, or relaxed stroll through the Carnes Crossroads community in Summerville, South Carolina. Participants of every pace are welcome, whether aiming for a personal record or taking it easy to make a little space for dessert. Strollers are allowed, and festive Thanksgiving attire is encouraged. The event blends movement, fun, and community spirit while giving back locally. Registration is expected to fill quickly.

Hosted by the W.G. & H. Temple Association in honor of Moncks Corner Lodge #323, F. & A.M., Prince Hall Affiliated, this 47th Annual Master’s Banquet offers an elegant night centered on brotherhood, fellowship, and community. The celebration honors 47 years of leadership, service, fraternal bonds, and commitment to the community while recognizing the lodge’s ongoing work. The gathering takes place in The Azalea Room at the Lowcountry Conference Center in Summerville, SC. Tickets are $60, and guests are encouraged to dress for the occasion.

Celebrate the season with a hometown gathering in the Lowcountry at the 33rd annual tree lighting. The event features performances by local school groups, the Mocolotive, and a variety of vendors, with more to discover.

Now in its 19th year, this bass fishing tournament supports Toys for Tots. Anglers can preregister for a $60 fee per boat with Big Fish included, or register on site for $70 per boat, also with Big Fish included. In addition to the entry fee, each angler must provide one new, unwrapped toy on the day of the event.

Celebrate the season with a nighttime Christmas parade that sets off in front of Delta Pharmacy, continues along Main Street, and wraps up at Berkeley High School. Spectators are encouraged to bring chairs and pick a comfortable viewing spot along the route. The festivities will take place rain or shine.

Start the Christmas season with the music of Selah, an award-winning trio. All proceeds from the evening go to Remember, a ministry that supports the persecuted church around the world.