Events in Charleston County, SC

Awendaw Green’s Barn Jam brings an original music showcase to Sewee Outpost in Awendaw, South Carolina, featuring performances by The Princeton Footnotes, Keith Rea, Kendall Stange, Crystal Fountains, Six Foot Tide, and Mitchell Wolfe. Leashed, non-aggressive dogs are welcome, guests may bring their own beverages, and food will be available from The Roost Bar and Grille and Holy City Popcorn. This series takes place rain or shine. Walkup admission is $10 cash only, and children under 12 are admitted free. Support from the Town of Awendaw and Sewee Outpost helps make this community gathering possible.

This relaxed 90-minute evening cruise aboard the Charleston Princess offers sweeping views of Charleston Harbor, curated wine tastings, and an individual charcuterie box by The Social Spread SC. The route passes notable sights such as Fort Sumter, The Battery, the USS Yorktown, and the Ravenel Bridge. Settle into temperature-controlled indoor seating or enjoy the breeze on outdoor decks while soft background music plays. Additional wine, beer, and cocktails are available for purchase, creating a midweek experience that pairs scenic landmarks with sips and bites.

Southern Screams presents a new nightmare with Macabre, transforming Museum Macabreo into a shadowy gallery where relics seem to murmur and a few still cry out. The Curator’s obsession with the rare and uncanny has disturbed something that will not sleep, and the corridors feel hungry for their next addition. This haunted experience delivers immersive frights, eerie characters, and a twisted museum journey that blurs the line between onlooker and exhibit. Hosted at Holy City Brewing in North Charleston.

Teams test their knowledge at Locals in West Ashley in a family friendly trivia event with no cost to participate. Enjoy food and drinks while competing for prizes and spending time with friends or family.

Team Trivia at Fam’s Brewing Co. on James Island offers a free-to-play, family-friendly competition for groups of friends or families. Settle in with food and drinks, collaborate on questions, and play for the chance to win prizes in a lively, welcoming setting.

Soundcheck Music Bingo brings a music-driven five-in-a-row game to Sportsbook Cheesesteaks & Wings - Tanger in North Charleston. The event features four rounds filled with songs spanning many genres and decades, with multiple chances in each round to win Dashi house cash. It is family friendly and free to play, offering an easy way to spend time with friends or family while enjoying food and drinks. Additional prize opportunities are available throughout.

This weekly community market features farm fresh produce, specialty foods, and handmade goods from local growers, makers, and artists. Each week brings a changing mix of food trucks and live music, creating a lively setting at North Charleston Park Circle Pavilion, next to the largest inclusive playground in the world. Admission and parking are free. Vendor applications are accepted on a rolling basis from food trucks and carts, specialty food purveyors, fine artists and crafters, and unique retail vendors, and there is no application fee.

Beloved Disney characters take to the ice for a celebration of love and family. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy welcome audiences into two heartfelt adventures. First, travel to snowy Arendelle with Anna and Elsa, where chilly scenes give way to the warmth of sisterhood. Then, the world of Encanto bursts to life in vivid color as Mirabel and the Madrigal family share their story through music and dance. Stitch adds a splash of playful mischief, keeping the laughs going on the rink. Expect a warm blend of magic, music, and memories. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Andy Cohen brings the Bravo Clubhouse to North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center for a live experience filled with twice-the-Andy fun. The event blends legends and fresh faces and highlights the ladies of Orange County, Salt Lake City, and Rhode Island. Then comes an Eastern Slayboard chapter that charts a dramatic route down the East Coast, connecting New Jersey, Potomac, and Atlanta for a Housewives mashup packed with high-energy moments.

Broadway Bound brings the Tony-honored final chapter of Neil Simon’s autobiographical trilogy to the stage at Dock Street Theatre. Set in 1940s Brooklyn, it follows Eugene and Stanley Jerome as they pursue careers in comedy writing, celebrate their first paid job in radio, and navigate the shifting realities of family life. The story pairs sharp humor with heartfelt moments, offering a warm coming-of-age portrait about ambition, loyalty, and finding a voice. Presented with support from the Charleston Stage Board of Trustees and produced under license from Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. The performance runs about two and a half hours. Tickets range from 66.25 to 97.25 for adults, 64.25 to 97.25 for seniors 60 and older, and 59.25 to 97.25 for students ages 3 to 25 and active military, with an 8.25 service fee included. Children under 3 are not permitted for MainStage productions. For guidance on suitability, content guides are available online.

Music Farm hosts Blake Whiten on the Something to Say Tour, with Slater Nalley joining the bill. The performance is open to all ages. Presale access is available through All Access with no code required and membership is free. Tickets are also available at the Charleston Music Hall Box Office.

Jack Daniel’s presents a curated showcase of local talent from Charleston’s live music scene in the intimate, moody setting of The Burgundy Lounge at the Starlight Motor Inn. Exclusive Jack Daniel’s specials are available at the bar. There is no cover charge, and the vibe suits an after-work unwind as well as a late-night groove.

Sunset Sounds features The Yacht Club at Paradiso Charleston, pairing an easygoing night on the lawn with local food and beverages. Performances draw on the energy and charm of the Lowcountry. Friends spread out on blankets or move to the rhythm as the music swells, and the atmosphere stays warm and memorable from start to finish.

TopHouse brings a genre-crossing set to the NÜTRL Beach Stage, weaving elements of folk, bluegrass, rock, Irish, and pop. The band embraces being hard to categorize and encourages listeners to explore the music and decide what to call it.

Celebrate classic trucks at a laid-back meetup hosted by C10 Locals Charleston and the Charleston ClassicTruck Club. All makes and models are welcome, and motorcycles can roll in as well. Please plan to park in the mall lot across from Hooters.

Beloved Fraggles Gobo, Red, Mokey, Wembley, and Boober set out to recover the scattered pieces of the fabled Celebration Stone, a relic said to unite everyone for the ultimate party. Their travels lead through unexplored caverns and beyond, where they encounter surprising magic and discover the joy that grows when people care for one another and the world they share. This brand-new stage musical features full-body character costumes crafted by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, familiar fan-favorite songs, and eye-catching effects that bring Fraggle Rock to life. Filled with humor, heart, and imagination, it offers a family-friendly experience that welcomes newcomers while giving longtime fans a warm return to a beloved world.

The Hip Abduction headlines a live show with Sensamotion and Coyote Island. All seating is assigned for this event. Tickets are available through the Charleston Music Hall box office or the venue’s website.

Disney On Ice brings a celebration of family to the North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center in North Charleston. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy lead the way into two heartfelt adventures. Glide into snowy Arendelle with Anna and Elsa, where the bond between sisters warms the rink, then step into the colorful world of Encanto as Mirabel and the Madrigal family light up the ice with music and dancing. Stitch adds a dash of playful mischief and plenty of laughs. The show blends favorite characters, lively songs, and uplifting moments that honor love and togetherness. Please note that costumes are not allowed for guests ages 14 and up.

An after-dark glow experience transforms the park with blacklights, a live DJ, and a lively dance party. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the park and often sell out quickly. A waiver is required for everyone who enters during the event. There is no set age limit, but children 5 and under must be accompanied on the courts at all times by a ticketed parent or adult guardian. Children under 13 cannot be left without parent or guardian supervision. Sky Socks and Glow shirts are required.

Andy Cohen brings the Bravo Clubhouse to the stage for an evening packed with extra Andy and extra fun. Charleston favorites from Southern Charm share the spotlight with captains from Below Deck, all in one place. The lineup also celebrates New York, featuring cast members from Summer House, In The City, RHONY, and Next Gen NYC as New York spirit meets Charleston for a lively Bravo gathering.

Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors serves up a swift, 90-minute send-up of the classic vampire tale, brimming with sharp wordplay and playful pop culture nods. A mild-mannered English real estate agent braves the wilds of Transylvania to meet a mysterious new client, only to encounter a fearsome figure of legend. Meanwhile, the famed vampire hunter Jean Van Helsing and an intrepid crew chase Dracula from Transylvania to the British countryside to London and back, with rapid costume switches, gender-bending turns, and plenty of shrieks of laughter along the way. Recommended for ages 16 and up.

Park Circle hosts the second annual Toss for Tatas, a spooky themed Throw Pink disc golf tournament that blends friendly competition with costumes, raffles, and plenty of fun while benefiting Throw Pink. The nonprofit uplifts people affected by breast cancer through disc golf and other outdoor programs focused on health, empowerment, and community. Teams consist of four players and the entry fee is $100 per team. Prizes and bragging rights are on the line, and costumes are encouraged. Raffles and a silent auction will take place throughout the event. Between rounds, participants can stop by the 19th Hole for snacks, games, more raffles, and a little extra fun. Registration is open and space is limited. Additional event and player information will be shared soon.

The 23rd Men's iOpen Asian-American Basketball Tournament tips off at NCHS in Charleston, South Carolina, bringing men's teams together for spirited competition on the court.

Enjoy a relaxed brunch at Chatty Magpie Cafe in North Charleston, featuring fresh breakfast favorites, handcrafted coffee, specialty drinks, and live sets from local musicians in a cozy neighborhood setting. This ongoing weekly gathering brings the community together through food, music, and meaningful connection, offering a comfortable place to meet up with friends and family.

Celebrate Howl-A-Ween with a playful meetup for French Bulldogs at the Dog Park at James Island County Park. Pups are encouraged to arrive in Halloween costumes or other festive outfits, and people are welcome to dress up as well. The group will gather in the section for small dogs. Park entry is $2 per person.

Bethany Market in Charleston, SC features local vendors offering fresh vegetables, snacks, household goods, and art. Lunch is available from Gus’ Famous BBQ, and a jump castle provides a fun outlet for kids. Questions are welcome, and those interested in being a vendor can be connected with the market coordinator.

A community roadway cleanup organized by the Libertarian Party organizations in Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties focuses on the southbound stretch of Savannah Highway between Farmfield Avenue and Wesley Drive. The group will begin in a parking area near a Sherwin-Williams and a tire store, and safety vests will be worn. The effort is centered on caring for this corridor and giving back to the community.

Disney On Ice presents Magic of Family celebrates love and togetherness as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy introduce two heartfelt adventures. Glide into wintry Arendelle with Anna and Elsa, where the chill gives way to the warmth of sisterhood. Then immerse in the colorful world of Encanto as Mirabel and the Madrigal family fill the ice with music, movement, and vibrant spirit. Stitch pops in with playful antics for extra laughs. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

The Food Truck Rodeo offers food truck fare and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages, creating a chance to spend time together. Vendor and food truck spaces are available for those interested in taking part. All funds raised will benefit the St. James Capital Campaign Flourishing Fund. Additional details will be announced soon.

Salt and canvas artwork has been selected for an exhibition at James Island Town Hall, with pieces on view in the front lobby for a limited time. More details and a few previews will be shared as the exhibition gets closer.

Men of Vision gathers at S & S Cafeterias - Charleston for a regular car club meeting focused on updates and reports. Attendees are asked to arrive in their classic cars and to bring a chair. Purchasing something from the cafeteria, even just a drink, is encouraged in appreciation for the venue providing the meeting space at no cost. This gathering is held on the third Saturday of each month.

A blocked playwright races to finish a murder mystery while the audience watches, or else risk the Director’s ire. As the pages hit the stage, the characters materialize to investigate the crime, and the writer begins to fear his own creations may be plotting against him. Audience members can step into some of the kookiest roles or sit back and try to crack the case in a witty comedy tailored to mystery fans. Considered suitable for families, though not advised for children 8 and younger. The Black Fedora presents clean, high-spirited live theater with playful volunteer moments for relatives and friends. Snacks, sweets, and drinks are available. The venue notes its programming is family friendly, though not recommended for children 6 and younger. Located half a block from the City Market. Price is $32.

Created to honor those lost to breast cancer, uplift survivors, and support those still fighting, the Pink Promise Gala offers an evening of reflection, celebration, and community. Black tie or other formal attire is encouraged, and the experience includes dinner with dessert, a full bar alongside alcohol free mocktails, and remarks from special guest speakers. The program includes survivor recognition, a tribute honoring loved ones, and a silent auction. Taking place at Trident Technical College in the SkyView Room on the third floor, the gathering turns compassion into action, with part of the proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society. With an emphasis on people, purpose, and progress, the night looks ahead to a brighter tomorrow.

Settle into a laid-back painting session at Craft & Canvas where an instructor guides you step by step through a fun project that welcomes beginners and keeps experienced painters engaged. All materials are provided so you can focus on creating. Bring beer or wine to enjoy while you paint, relax with friends, and head home with a canvas you made yourself. The featured artwork for the session is listed on the website calendar.

An intimate evening in Charleston, South Carolina brings art, food, storytelling, and culture to one shared table. Organized by The Table & Gallery in collaboration with Frederic Payet Gallery, the program highlights two artists whose paths converge in the same city. Frederic Payet, born in Madagascar and shaped by time in France and the United States, creates work centered on color, memory, emotion, and energy, encouraging people to feel first and interpret later. Okeeba Jubalo, a Charleston native raised in North Charleston, presents a perspective anchored in identity, heritage, culture, and community. Together, their practices spark a conversation between local and global viewpoints, personal recollection, and collective narrative. The experience also features a culinary component led by Chef Juan of Plates & Thyme Catering, known for refined private dining, with flavors inspired by the Lowcountry, Madagascar, and France.

Presented by Charleston Music Hall, Robby Hoffman brings a live tour performance to the venue’s stage. Seating is reserved, and the show is open to attendees of all ages. Tickets can be purchased at the venue box office.

Cousins and kin converge for the McAlister Family Reunion, where Auntie Pearl does her best to hold things together as Grandpa acts peculiar, Ruby Jewel chases a Nashville singing dream, and Cousin Carl pockets anything not nailed down. The mayhem escalates when a body is discovered beneath the potato table, turning the gathering into a lively mystery. Volunteer participants step into quirky roles while the crowd works to identify the culprit, with drinks, snacks, and desserts sold individually. Suitable for families, though not recommended for children under 8. Located a half block from the City Market. Admission is $32.

Experience a Mt Pleasant favorite where food, drinks, and good cheer take center stage.

Held in North Charleston at Sportsman's Warehouse, this South Carolina concealed weapons permit class offers instruction for responsible carry and step-by-step support for obtaining a South Carolina CWP. Participants receive guidance with completing required paperwork, fingerprinting, and the application process. Weapons and ammunition are not sold in connection with this class.

Explore Charleston’s historic district on a guided walking tour at Washington Square in Charleston, SC. Wander along storied streets lined with colorful homes, churches, and gardens, and take in striking examples of the city’s architecture while a guide shares how its people, pivotal moments, and traditions shaped what you see today. Whether it is a first visit or a return, this on-foot experience offers a deeper understanding of Charleston’s past and character.

At Over the Horizon in Charleston, Eight Four Flea features a curated mix of vintage T-shirts, distinctive housewares, standout jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind finds. Browse at your own pace, then pair the treasure hunt with bites and refreshing beverages from the on-site brewery and kitchen. Whether you are devoted to vintage or just getting started, there is something to discover, with sipping, snacking, and shopping all in one spot.

A celebration of Indian cuisine and culture fills the Scottish Rite Center in Charleston, featuring biryani, samosas, chaats, dosas, sweets, and other regional specialties. Live music and entertainment set the mood while dance and cultural performances take the stage. Families will find a bounce house for kids, and shoppers can explore stalls with traditional jewelry and Indian attire. Henna artists offer beautiful mehndi designs. Admission and parking are free. For sponsorships and vendor booths, contact info@iagcchs.org.

Settle in for a relaxed, sip-and-sculpt pottery session that invites creativity and connection. No experience is required. An experienced host will guide you through pottery fundamentals, showing hand-building techniques like pinch pots and coils and how to turn them into functional pieces such as mugs, bowls, vases, or planters. You can personalize your creations with details like handles and texture. All supplies are provided so you can focus on making, socializing, and enjoying a mindful, tech-free break. You will head home with one or two handmade pieces and a calmer state of mind. After the workshop, let your pottery air-dry, then paint it after a few days. Glazing and firing are not offered at this event, so visit a local kiln or ceramic studio if you want your work to be waterproof and food-safe. For every ticket sold, $1 is donated to mental health initiatives, with opportunities to learn about past partners and help choose who is supported next.

An ice spectacular celebrating the magic of family features Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy as they welcome audiences into two heartfelt stories. Travel to the snowy realm of Arendelle with Anna and Elsa, where frosty scenes melt into the warmth of sisterhood. Then watch the world of Encanto spring to life in vibrant color as Mirabel and the Madrigal family fill the rink with music and movement. Stitch adds playful laughs to the festivities. The show blends beloved characters, spirited skating, and memorable songs. Costumes are not permitted for guests 14 years and older.

Experience a free screening of the documentary In Waves and War, followed by a panel discussion focused on the health of veterans and first responders and on emerging treatment approaches.

The Charleston Jazz Jam Session is a monthly gathering that welcomes musicians of every age and experience level, from students and adult learners to professionals, to play in a supportive setting. An online sign up will be posted for each session along with Community Tunes so participants can review the material in advance. A local professional rhythm section will provide the foundation, with the lineup to be announced for this session. Listeners who enjoy jazz are also welcome, though space is limited. Community Tunes for this session include Struttin' with some BBQ, Sunny Side of the Street, TIger Rag, Bebop, Pure Imagination, Rhythm-a-ning, Four, Doxy, It Don't Mean a Thing, and This Can't Be Love. This jam is free.

Team trivia at Eliza's inside Hotel Indigo Mount Pleasant in Mt Pleasant, SC offers a family friendly experience that is free to play. Guests can enjoy food and drinks while working with friends or family to answer questions, and prizes are available.

South Carolina needs about 300 families to welcome children through foster care or adoption. The SC Lifeline Children’s Services team presents a free introductory session that explains opportunities to support foster care and adoption through ministry and outlines practical ways to make a difference. Parking is available in the West Lot by the basketball courts, and the meeting will be held in the Central Park room.

The Flower Guild presents a biennial Fall Flower Festival that celebrates seasonal beauty, creativity, and the craft of floral design. Over three days, attendees can explore inspiring presentations, fresh ideas, and exceptional floral artistry. Special demonstrations feature two visiting floral designers from Wales, Delyth Price and Daphne Furneaux, who will share distinctive techniques, seasonal arrangements, and their individual creative perspectives. Both are members of the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies and bring experience from competing in and judging major shows, including the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Registration options include one seminar for $55, two for $100, or all three for $150, with programming designed for flower enthusiasts, guild members, and the broader community.

South Carolina Ballet brings Dracula to Charleston Music Hall. This staging is intended for mature audiences, and tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Set on Shem Creek at Sunsets Creekside Bar, this demo day features on-water runs and a showcase of the 2027 boat lineup. Attendees can reserve a demo slot in advance to secure time on the water and watch the latest models perform up close. It offers a straightforward way to explore what is new and see the boats in action.

Celebrate Halloween weekend with The Midnight City as they bring their Nightmare Before Midnight show to The Windjammer, taking the NÜTRL Beach Stage. The band is an alternative pop and indie group from Charleston, South Carolina, and also performs as a full time cover and party event band with more than 14 years of experience. Costumes are encouraged.

Enjoy three full hours of live music, an extended performance that gives you plenty of time to take in the show from beginning to end.

Best-selling American humorist and social satirist David Sedaris appears with brand-new, not-yet-published stories and commentary. The program follows the release of his latest short story collection, Happy Go Lucky, along with his first children’s book, Pretty Ugly. Expect a mix of sharp humor and keen insight delivered in his trademark style. A book signing will take place before the reading and again afterward.

South Carolina Ballet presents Dracula at Charleston Music Hall, telling the classic tale through ballet. This performance is for mature audiences. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Celebrate local creativity on Sullivan’s Island at an outdoor craft and book market featuring artisans, makers, and authors. Browse unique handmade goods like jewelry, pottery, fiber arts, gifts, home items, and art, meet local writers, discover new reads, and enjoy tasty bites while spending time with neighbors, friends, and family. A free pet costume parade and contest invites participants to dress up their friendly four-legged companions, with prizes for standout costumes provided by local sponsors. Friendly pets are welcome, and spectators can cheer them on. Admission is free. Island residents are encouraged to walk or bike, and those driving are asked to carpool and use permitted street parking in accordance with Town regulations. Artisan and author vendor spaces are available, with registration details shared in the event discussion or through the organizers.

In observance of All Saints Day, the Holy Spirit Chancel Choir will join with choirs from across the Greater Charleston area to present Heather Sorenson's Requiem. Members of Holy Spirit previously performed this work at Carnegie Hall in 2025, and it will now be shared locally. Registration is available for interested singers, and rehearsal dates and times are provided on the registration form.

Presented by Charleston Music Hall, Hawthorne Heights marks the 20th anniversary of If Only You Were Lonely with special guests letlive. and Creeper. This all-ages show features a general admission floor, with reserved seating available upstairs. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Charleston Music Hall presents Mountain Grass Unit on the Appalachian Smoke Tour. This performance offers general admission on the floor with reserved seats available upstairs. Tickets can be purchased at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Phobia Night Glow Party transforms Mellow & Play Café into a blacklight playground for families. Kids 12 and under, especially ages 5 to 12, can enjoy glow-in-the-dark fun with music and dancing, bounce houses, and the option to wear Halloween costumes. There will be close encounters with live snakes and spiders in partnership with All Things Acres Petting Zoo. Glow accessories, snacks, and drinks will be available for purchase. Admission is $12.50 per child and $3 per adult in advance, or $15 per child and $5 per adult at the door. Every person entering the play area must complete a waiver, and socks are required. A portion of ticket proceeds will support All Things Acres Petting Zoo.

Charleston Music Hall hosts honestav as part of the Sweet American Boy Tour, with special guest Untitled. The main floor will be general admission, while reserved seating is available upstairs. This concert is open to all ages. Tickets are available through the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Rivertowne Public House hosts a rock and roll themed party.

At The Citadel Beach Club, the CHFH all-you-can-eat oyster roast and barbecue features unlimited oysters and barbecue, upbeat music, and opportunities to win prizes. The celebration supports efforts to build affordable housing in the local community, bringing good food and a meaningful purpose together.

Shake Your Trail Feathers brings a spirited trail experience to Laurel Hill County Park, welcoming runners and walkers of all experience levels. Routes wind through wooded areas and rolling dirt paths, set on a loop with water stations. Look for an energetic start and a festive finish featuring music and seasonal fall treats. Participants can choose a Kids Dash for young runners, a 5K, or a 10K that covers more of the park’s landscape. Presented by Prisma Health Urgent Care. Ages 10 to 15 may participate when accompanied by a registered adult chaperone. On-site packet pickup will be available on race day. To support cup-less efforts, participants are encouraged to bring a personal water bottle. There is no accessible parking. An accessible portable toilet will be available, and all trails are natural, unimproved surfaces.

The Airing of the Quilts unfolds in the Cathedral Glade at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens with the West Ashley Quilting and Sewing Group and the Island Quilters Guild. This generations-old tradition brings handmade quilts into the fresh air and sunshine after a long summer in storage, creating a vibrant display across the grounds. Visitors can take in a wide range of styles, including patchwork, appliqué, English paper piecing, scrappy, traditional, and modern designs. A demonstration tent offers live displays on English paper piecing and classic American “yo-yo” quilt piecing, with local experts sharing techniques. Included with admission and free for Magnolia members.

This card show at Crosstowne Church in Charleston brings collectors and hobbyists together. Vendor tables are available for those interested in setting up.

Kathleen Madigan appears at Charleston Music Hall with an early performance on the Flying Cats & Marching Armadillos Tour. Seating is reserved, and tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Kathleen Madigan brings the Flying Cats & Marching Armadillos Tour to Charleston Music Hall for a late show. All seats are reserved, and tickets can be purchased at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Doors open before the performance, giving time to get settled before the show starts. For assistance with ticket purchases, email info@therefinerychs.com.

Presented by Charleston Music Hall, Tab Benoit appears with Jesse Dayton as part of the Soul of the Swamp Tour. This all-ages event features reserved seating. A mainstay of modern blues, Benoit debuted in 1992 with the album Nice and Warm on the Justice label, whose title track earned strong AAA radio play and launched a touring schedule approaching 250 shows a year for more than two decades. After four releases with Justice, he moved to Vanguard, took on producing his own records, and issued These Blues Are All Mine in 1999. In 2002 he signed with Telarc and shifted to a trio format that broadened his guitar expressiveness while focusing his songwriting on Louisiana’s coastal land loss. His first release there, Wetlands, blended native Louisiana styles and translated accordion and washboard textures to the guitar, marking a pivotal step in his sound. In 2004 he founded the Voice of the Wetlands nonprofit and convened an all-star group that has included Cyril Neville, Anders Osborne, George Porter Jr, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux, Johnny Vidacovich, Johnny Sansone, and Waylon Thibodeaux, releasing two albums and appearing on the road periodically. He later co-founded Whiskey Bayou Records with Rueben Williams, releasing music by Eric McFadden, Damon Fowler, Eric Johanson, Jeff McCarty, and Dash Rip Rock, and in 2019 brought the Whiskey Bayou Revue to stages across the country. Tickets are available through the venue website and box office.

Practice gentle, flowing yoga under moonlight and starlight at James Island County Park. The session focuses on calm movement in a welcoming atmosphere, and participants receive a special prize that glows in the dark. All experience levels are welcome, beginners included, and the program is open to ages 10 and older. Anyone 15 or younger must attend with a registered, paid chaperone. Advance registration is $12, and same-day registration is $14 if space remains. Instruction is led by Tashi, who moved from Massachusetts to South Carolina in 2017 and pursued yoga teacher training to build community. Now immersed in the practice full time, she manages Holy Cow and teaches weekly across Charleston. Her approach emphasizes genuine connection, embracing the lessons, laughter, challenges, and successes that unfold on and off the mat. Outside the studio, she trains on aerial silks, enjoys fantasy novels, and relaxes with episodes of Survivor.

Fans of Jim Henson's Labyrinth can experience it in a live concert setting at Charleston Music Hall. This event is open to all ages.

Designed for boys and girls ages 2 to 4, this Mt. Pleasant program at the REC Park West Fields blends imaginative play with early soccer skills. Each session begins with Storytime with a Soccer Ball for a creative, active warmup, then continues with a friendly small sided game or casual kickaround. The 2 to 4 age group takes part in Big Toes. The cost is $119 and includes professional coaching, field rental, a numbered jersey, an end of season medal, and six weeks of soccer fun with Bob the Soccer Ball. Participants who want to be placed with friends can note teammate requests on the registration form.

Charleston Music Hall presents a performance by UB40 at Charleston Music Hall. The event is open to all ages and offers reserved seating. Tickets are available through Charleston Music Hall and the venue’s box office.

Hot Mulligan brings the North American Fall Tour to Charleston Music Hall. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Enjoy general admission access on the lower level, with reserved seats available upstairs. Tickets can be purchased at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Molly Durnin performs a three hour live set at Charleston Sports Pub in Mount Pleasant.

One of Mt Pleasant’s standout spots to eat, drink, and be merry offers a welcoming atmosphere and plenty of cheer.

Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming Mount Pleasant hosts the 10th annual Santa pet photo event. Advance registration is available, and after that window closes, walk-ins will be accepted on the event days with cash-only payment on site. Longer waits are likely for walk-ins. The sitting fee is 50 dollars for up to two pets, with an additional 10 dollars for a third pet from the same household. A maximum of three pets is allowed per sitting.

Players compete in four rounds of four games each. Prizes are awarded to top players, with additional special hand prizes. Proceeds and 50/50 raffles benefit non-profit organizations.

After a short pause in 2025, Park Circle Art Walk returns with a no-cost, stroll-friendly celebration spread across the Park Circle neighborhood. Over sixty artists will be featured, alongside live performances and exhibitions highlighting youth art. Due to inclement weather, the event has been postponed and will occur at the originally planned time and location.

Steeplechase of Charleston, presented by Lexus, comes back to Stono Ferry Racetrack for a day packed with racing, festive tailgates, live entertainment and autumn fun. A well-dressed crowd is part of the tradition, with many choosing standout hats, bow ties and boots. Ticket choices range from General Admission to tailgate spots and the Lexus VIP Lounge, and admission is free for children 12 and under. Returning highlights include the Corgi Cup, the Paddock and the Merchant Market.

Festive pet photos with Santa return to Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming in Mount Pleasant for the 10th annual edition. Advance registration is available. After the registration window closes, walk-ins will be accepted on event days, with on-site payments taken in cash only and longer waits possible for walk-ins. The sitting fee is $50 for up to two pets, plus $10 for a third pet from the same household, with a maximum of three pets per sitting.

Emporium Presents partners with Charleston Music Hall to host Brad Williams and The Tall Tales Tour at Charleston Music Hall. This event welcomes all ages. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Experience Southern craftsmanship at the G&G Winter Market, showcasing a handpicked lineup of makers with festive seasonal goods and distinctive gifts.

At Charleston’s Queen Street Playhouse, a televised performance with Patrick Davis and friends will be filmed for the second season of SSWPD on SCETV/PBS. The full roster will be announced. Availability is limited to 150 tickets. VIP buyers receive reserved VIP seating, a signed show poster, and two drink tickets. General admission provides standard seating for this special taping.

Rick is wrapping up operations with a store closing sale at Maryville - Ashleyville. All remaining inventory will be sold, providing a final opportunity to pick up what is left before it is gone.

Grand Kyiv Ballet brings its Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights to Charleston Music Hall. All ages are welcome, and seating is reserved. Tickets are available through the venue's website or at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Presented by Music Farm, Kurt Vile & the Violators bring the KV's Been Good To Me Tour to Music Farm with Twisted Teens joining as support. This concert is open to all ages. Tickets are available through Music Farm and at the Charleston Music Hall Box Office.

Band of Horses presents a special first night at Charleston Music Hall to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Everything All the Time. The event is open to all ages. The floor is general admission, with reserved seating available upstairs. Tickets can be purchased through Charleston Music Hall or at its box office.

Band of Horses brings the second night of a special engagement to Charleston Music Hall, celebrating 20 years of their album Everything All the Time. Enjoy a full evening with the band, with general admission on the main floor and reserved seating available upstairs. This event welcomes all ages, and tickets can be purchased at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Charles Dickens’ classic returns to the historic Dock Street Theatre in a stage adaptation by Julian Wiles. Step into Victorian London as Ebenezer Scrooge faces his past, present, and yet-to-come future with the guidance of three spirits. The production highlights colorful sets and costumes and a festive holiday score, sharing a story of redemption and compassion for audiences of all ages. Ticket pricing ranges from $68.25 to $108.25 for adults, $66.25 to $108.25 for seniors 60 and over, and $61.25 to $108.25 for students ages 3 to 25 and active military, with service fees included in the listed amounts. Children under 3 are not permitted for MainStage productions. For help determining suitability, consult the available content guides.

South Carolina Ballet brings The Nutcracker to Charleston Music Hall in a performance open to all ages. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

A Motown Christmas brings a festive showcase of Detroit soul to North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center. The Motortown All-Stars lead the celebration with vocalists and musicians drawn from the Miracles, the Contours, and other Motown greats, backed by a live Detroit band with brass. The program features favorites from the Temptations, Four Tops, Jackson Five, Stevie Wonder, and the Supremes, including songs like My Girl, Ain’t Too Proud to Beg, Ooh Baby Baby, and Signed, Sealed, Delivered, plus holiday classics such as Santa Claus Is Coming to Town and Silent Night performed in signature Motown style. Expect tight harmonies, energetic choreography, and standout stage attire. This is the show’s only area appearance of the season. Guests ages 2 and older require a ticket for entry. A clear bag policy is in effect at the Coliseum and Performing Arts Center, with size restrictions.

The Nutcracker arrives at Charleston Music Hall in a production by South Carolina Ballet. The performance is open to all ages. Tickets can be purchased at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Christmas Made in the South brings a festive shopping experience to Charleston with hundreds of artists and makers from around the South. Tailfeather + Co. will feature coastal-inspired, small-batch creations including candles, room sprays, wax melts, laundry detergent, lotions, and more. Attendees can explore unique, handmade gifts from small businesses and pick out presents for loved ones or a treat for themselves. The event takes place at Ladson Fair Grounds & Exchange Park.

A treasured Lowcountry tradition returns as the Alston Wilkes Society hosts its 20th annual oyster roast at Bowen’s Island Restaurant, pairing sweeping marsh views with oysters, a variety of food and beverages, music and entertainment, raffles, and friendly camaraderie. Proceeds benefit programs that provide housing, reentry and support services for veterans, people returning from incarceration, individuals experiencing homelessness, under‑served youth, and families across South Carolina. Tickets are available with General Admission and VIP options. General Admission includes entry, oysters and additional fare, beer, wine and soft drinks, entertainment, the chance to take part in raffles, and time to connect with friends while supporting the mission. VIP adds early entry, access to a reserved area with its own bar, and a keepsake Alston Wilkes Society oyster knife to take home. Parking is available in designated areas near the restaurant, and guests are encouraged to follow event signage or attendant directions. Please bring cash if you plan to purchase raffle tickets. Raffle offerings include a premier dinner for four at any Halls Chophouse location, a 50/50 cash drawing, and other prizes, with prices of $10 each or 3 for $25 or 6 for $50 for the dinner drawing, and $5 each or 5 for $20 for the 50/50 drawing and other items.

Moranz Entertainment brings a Christmas production to Charleston Music Hall. It is open to all ages, and seating is entirely reserved. Tickets are available at the venue’s box office.

At Sunrise Church, recurring live Nativity presentations portray the holy family with live animals and choral music. In the Fellowship Hall, a Bethlehem Village offers crafts and refreshments. Attendance is free and open to all.

Moranz Entertainment presents The Charleston Christmas Special at Charleston Music Hall. This show welcomes attendees of all ages, and every seat is assigned in advance. Tickets can be purchased at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

This event features The Novatones at Rivertowne Public House in Mt Pleasant, a place for food, drinks, and merriment.

Molly Durnin brings three hours of live music to Charleston Sports Pub in Mount Pleasant.

Moranz Entertainment presents The Charleston Christmas Special, a holiday show for all ages with fully reserved seating. Tickets may be purchased at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Charleston Music Hall presents a hometown Homecoming Celebration as Blue Dogs mark 39 years together. This long-running Lowcountry tradition gathers fans for a full evening of the band’s music, complete with favorite songs, lively performances, and storytelling. The show is all ages with reserved seating. Over the years, the annual December concert has welcomed friends such as Darius Rucker, Hootie & the Blowfish, Edwin McCain, Radney Foster, Drivin N Cryin, and Peter Holsapple, while also helping raise more than $500,000 for pediatric cancer research at MUSC from 2014 to 2023. After a brief pause in 2024, the event returned to its roots in 2025 and continues to offer a celebratory atmosphere with a few special guests and surprises. General admission starts at $25, and limited $100 VIP tickets include preferred seating, a Blue Dogs VIP laminate, surprise merchandise, and one Tito’s cocktail.