Events in Charleston, SC

This weekly meetup at Estuary Beans & Barley focuses on GBN and referral networking for those looking to build business connections. Participants include Kat Leitner, Nick Jones, Tommy Willcox, Andrew Scherl, Beth Rauch Jeffcoat, Emily Adams, a State Farm agent, Jeremy Mccourry, Joel Gotshall, Lee Floyd, Tasha Newsome, and Whitney Coon.

Take part in a 45-minute fitness session that blends high intensity interval training, or HIIT, with calming mindfulness practices, focused breathing, and meditation. Using Ripstix weighted drumsticks, this class combines energizing movement with restorative moments to build physical strength and stamina while supporting mental clarity and easing stress.

Teams gather at Neighborhood Tap House Greenridge in North Charleston for a family-friendly trivia competition with no cost to participate. Guests can enjoy food and drinks while working together on questions, and prizes are available.

Team trivia at Buffalo Wild Wings in Mt. Pleasant brings friends and families together to test their knowledge while enjoying food and drinks. Participation is free, and teams can compete for prizes in a family-friendly setting.

Teams compete in a friendly trivia night at Godwin's Beer Hall in Summerville. The event is family friendly, there is no cost to participate, and prizes are available. Enjoy food and drinks while teaming up with friends or family for a relaxed round of questions and laughs.

Teams face off in a friendly trivia challenge at The Pub On 61 in West Ashley. The event welcomes families and costs nothing to play. Enjoy food and drinks from the pub while answering questions, and look out for prizes along the way. It offers a relaxed way to test your knowledge with friends or family.

New Realm hosts a trivia night built around entertaining questions and a relaxed, competitive spirit. It welcomes both seasoned quiz fans and friends looking to hang out, mixing humor with a touch of learning in an easygoing setting. Test your knowledge and aim for some brag-worthy glory.

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.

A free tango practica welcomes dancers of every level at Park Circle Community Building. Expect a relaxed and supportive setting to practice steps, connect with others, and enjoy time on the dance floor. Bring tango shoes and plenty of energy. For more information, contact Leidy at 973.572.2072 or Laura at 415.827.4930.

Teams test their knowledge at Coosaw Creek Crab Shack in North Charleston. This family-friendly trivia night is free to play, and prizes are on the line. Participants can enjoy food and drinks while competing together with friends or family.

Soundcheck Music Bingo brings a music twist to the classic five-in-a-row at Sportsbook Cheesesteaks & Wings - Tanger in North Charleston, SC. The game runs through four rounds that span a wide range of genres and decades, with several chances each round to win Dashi house cash. It is free to play and family friendly. Enjoy time with friends or family over food and drinks while you play, with the possibility of taking home prizes.

Fans of games, anime, and the worlds of sci fi and fantasy gather for a weekly nerd-culture trivia night filled with game inspired questions. Expect rounds that touch on favorites like Pokemon, Power Rangers, Dungeons & Dragons, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Test your knowledge for a shot at prizes, with the top three participants recognized each week.

Southern Screams returns with MACABRE, drawing you into Museum Macabreo, a shadowy gallery of the rare, the strange, and the forgotten. The Curator has spent years assembling this trove, and his newest find has stirred something far more sinister. The building now seems to crave additions, and one last display case is waiting to be filled. Navigate immersive scares, confront unsettling characters, and follow a warped museum path where the exhibits do more than stare... they reach for you. Step carefully, or risk becoming part of the collection.

A weekly team trivia night at Locals Sushi & Sports Pub - West Ashley in Charleston is free to play, suitable for all ages, and offers chances to win prizes. Enjoy food and drinks while competing with friends or family.

Team trivia at Fam's Brewing Co. on James Island is a family friendly, free-to-play competition where friends and families team up to test their knowledge. Participants enjoy food and drinks while working through questions together, and prizes are available.

Neighborhood Tap House Dorchester in North Charleston hosts a family-friendly team trivia night that is free to play. Teams can enjoy food and drinks while competing for prizes, creating a simple way to spend time with friends and family.

Soul Nite brings The Burgundy Lounge to life with vintage soul, locked-in rhythms, and lively sets from standout Charleston artists. Artists such as Bill Wilson & The Ingredients, Jeff Caldwell, and Kanika Moore are among the names showcased, with more local favorites in the mix. The music unfolds inside The Starlight Motor Inn, an intimate neighborhood spot with a laid back feel. There is no cover charge, and the focus stays on the sound and the vibe.

The North Charleston Farmers Market is a weekly community marketplace featuring seasonal produce from local growers, specialty foods, and handcrafted items. Each week brings a new mix of food trucks and live music, creating a lively place to browse, taste, and shop. The market is held at North Charleston Park Circle Pavilion, beside the largest inclusive playground in the world. There is no charge for admission or parking. Vendor applications are accepted on an ongoing basis with no application fee, and food trucks, carts, and sellers of specialty foods, fine art, crafts, and distinctive retail goods are welcome to apply.

Acclaimed storyteller Tim Lowry leads an evening of Lowcountry lore, sharing eerie and lyrical tales shaped by African and Gullah Geechee traditions and inspired by The Doctor to the Dead by Charleston Renaissance author John Bennett. A longtime favorite of Circa 1886’s annual Dickens Dinner, Lowry brings the region’s past to life with narratives that have been whispered across generations. The performance is paired with a four-course dinner curated by Executive Chef Marc Collins, with menu details to be announced. Set within one of Charleston’s storied dining rooms, this immersive experience celebrates history, mystery, and the art of storytelling. The cost is 135 per person, plus tax and gratuity.

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.

Neil Simon's Broadway Bound arrives at the Dock Street Theatre in Charleston as the Tony-honored conclusion to his autobiographical trilogy. Set in 1940s Brooklyn, it follows Eugene and his brother Stanley as they chase careers in comedy writing while tensions at home mount. Their first paid assignment for a radio show sets off a funny yet tender clash between ambition and family, blending quick wit with genuine emotion in a coming-of-age story about pursuing dreams and finding a voice. The performance lasts about two and a half hours. Ticket pricing ranges from $66.25 to $97.25 for adults, $64.25 to $97.25 for seniors ages 60 and up, and $59.25 to $97.25 for students ages 3 to 25 and active military, with service fees already included. Children under 3 are not admitted to MainStage productions. Content guides are available online to help determine suitability. The Charleston Stage Board of Trustees is the presenting sponsor, and the production is licensed through Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

A blocked playwright races to finish a murder mystery as the audience looks on, pressured by a hard-to-please Director. Each scene he scribbles springs to life, with his own characters trying to crack the case... until he starts to suspect they are plotting against him instead. This witty whodunit welcomes mystery lovers to sift through the clues, with opportunities for audience members to step into a few delightfully offbeat roles or simply relax and watch the story unfold. The Black Fedora is known for clean, family friendly comedy with plenty of laughs and playful onstage cameos. Light bites, desserts, and beverages are available. Guidance indicates it is suitable for families but not recommended for children 8 and under, and the theater also notes its shows are not advised for those 6 and under. Just a short stroll, about half a block, from the City Market. Tickets are $32.

Charleston’s live music scene steps into the spotlight at The Burgundy Lounge, as Jack Daniel’s presents a curated showcase at the Starlight Motor Inn. Local talent performs in an intimate lounge setting with a moody ambiance. Exclusive Jack Daniel’s specials are available, and there is no cover charge. It suits an after work unwind as well as a late night groove.

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.

Springview Academy presents its annual trunk-or-treat celebration, a family friendly community gathering with costumes, candy, games, and food, plus Kona Ice. The evening offers a festive Halloween atmosphere and plenty of fun for everyone.

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.

This relaxed, no frills crop hosted by Jackie is designed for crafters who bring their own supplies, snacks, drinks, and projects. Attendees can work at their own pace or enjoy time with fellow makers. Space is limited to eight people and the cost is $10. Advance sign-up is requested to reserve a seat.

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.

A Halloween themed climbing competition and fundraiser brings a Middle-earth adventure to the walls with a Lord of the Rings twist. Expect glow-in-the-dark onsight challenges in an Escape from Mordor quest, a dyno showdown worthy of the One Ring, pumpkin carving paired with a catapult challenge, a second breakfast eating contest for true hobbit appetites, and a costume contest that celebrates Fellowship-worthy creativity. Throughout the event, participants can earn raffle tickets for chances to win prizes totaling thousands of dollars from generous sponsors. All raffle proceeds go directly to the Carolina Climbers Coalition to support preserving and maintaining climbing areas across the Southeast. Entry is $30. An event T-shirt can be added for $20, and Premium Members receive it free with credit applied at the event.

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.

SVC’s Frightfully Fun Fundraiser offers a spooky, family-friendly evening at The Ponds in Summerville, featuring a haunted walkway, hayrides, and classic treats like popcorn and cotton candy. The event raises support for scholarships. Family passes and individual tickets are available through the event’s QR code.

Take a two hour, 1.5 mile walk through downtown Summerville with a route that includes Azalea Park. Explore the town's past while hearing about hidden scandals, tragedies, and eerie ghost stories. Admission applies to ages 13 and older. Children ages 10 to 12 can attend for free, and guests under 10 are not permitted.

The park is illuminated by blacklights with a live DJ and a dance party. Tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the park, and they often sell out quickly. A waiver is required for everyone entering during this program. There is no set age limit. 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 alone and must have a parent or guardian supervising. Sky Socks and a Glow shirt are required.

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.

A comic reimagining of the Dracula tale delivers 90 minutes of fast-paced fun, filled with punny dialogue, cheeky pop culture nods, quick-change shenanigans, and playful role reversals. The story follows a mild-mannered English real estate agent who ventures into the rugged mountains of Transylvania to meet a new client with a terrifying secret. Vampire hunter Jean Van Helsing, presented here as a woman, joins forces with her companions to chase their foe from Transylvania to rural Britain to London and back again, trading chills for big laughs along the way. Recommended for ages 16 and up.

Step into the McAlister Family Reunion, where family antics collide with a comic whodunit. Auntie Pearl is struggling to keep things together while Grandpa is off his rocker, Ruby Jewel chases country music dreams, and Crazy Cousin Carl pockets anything that is not nailed down. Then the mystery deepens when a body turns up under the tater table. Volunteer audience members take on quirky roles, and everyone works to crack the case while enjoying à la carte drinks, snacks, and desserts. This playful mystery is suitable for most families, though it is not recommended for children under 8. Tickets are $32, and the fun unfolds just a half block from the City Market.

The Novatones return to Montreux Bar and Grill in Summerville for another appearance.

Enjoy an open-air marketplace where the community connects with local farmers, growers, artisans, and specialty food vendors. Nut Time Snacks will serve fresh roasted pecans, cashews, and almonds made hot on site and wonderfully aromatic, rich and creamy fudge in a variety of flavors, crisp pickles, and warm, soft pretzels. Free samples are available so you can taste before you buy. Arrive hungry and leave with something you did not know you needed.

Experience a relaxing greenhouse yoga session at Wood's Ace Hardware & Mercantile, set within the Ace Hardware greenhouse and the Bolts & Brews Beer Garden. The class is open to all experience levels, welcoming first-timers and seasoned practitioners alike. Instruction rotates among local teachers Jessica Munday, Anne Marie Larmon, Meg Chapman, and Jess Oliver. The cost is $10, payable by cash or Venmo. Please bring your own yoga mat and any props you prefer to use.

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.

Enjoy a playful, beginner-friendly goat yoga class at Flowertown Charm, created for seasoned yogis, first-timers, and anyone who simply wants time with affectionate farm animals. Gentle poses unfold as curious goats wander, cuddle, and sometimes playfully nudge one another, bringing a light and joyful feel to the practice. The class takes place at an urban farm in Summerville that is also home to dwarf goats, highland cows, fancy chickens, a giant tortoise, fluffy bunnies, and a mini donkey. Animals often seek attention during the session, and there is a short window afterward for photos and extra snuggles. Closed-toe shoes are recommended, and water is welcome, but outside food is not allowed. Please plan to arrive no more than 15 minutes early. On-site parking is limited and reserved for disabled or overnight guests, with additional parking available at a nearby church’s back lot. Flowertown Charm has offered goat yoga in the Lowcountry since 2018.

Charleston Southern University’s Homecoming 2026 celebrates tradition, community, and Buccaneer pride with a full day of memories. The festivities feature a parade at the heart of the celebration, special reunions, and more opportunities to reconnect and reminisce. It is a welcoming, spirited gathering built around shared experiences and the sense of being one family at CSU.

Chaos takes over Room 207 when the kind Miss Nelson mysteriously disappears and her playful, prank-prone students are confronted by the no-nonsense Miss Viola Swamp. This lively stage adaptation of the beloved children’s book mixes humor, surprises, and a touch of mystery as the class discovers lessons they never expected. Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher and produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc., the production offers a fun, family friendly outing at Dock Street Theatre. The performance runs about one hour and is suitable for audiences of all ages. For guidance on suitability, content guides are available online. Tickets are $38.25 for adults and for seniors 60 and older, and $23.25 for students ages 3 to 25 and active military, with prices including an $8.25 service fee. Babes in arms are permitted for Family Series performances, and children ages 3 and up require their own ticket.

Salt and canvas artwork has been selected for an exhibition at James Island Town Hall. The collection will be displayed in the front lobby for viewing. Additional details and preview images will be shared as the exhibition approaches.

Experience a hands-on Gullah doll making class with Genya Watson at the Magnolia Workshop. Learn about Gullah Geechee culture as you create your own doll, and see her dolls in the Gift Shop. Admission, all materials, and light refreshments are included with the ticket.

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.

The house band performs outside at Top Golf, adding live music to a game of golf with friends or family.

Enjoy a relaxed painting session at Craft & Canvas that invites creativity at an easygoing pace. An instructor will guide everyone through each stage of a fun project, ideal for beginners and welcoming for experienced painters as well. Bring a favorite beverage, relax with friends, and head home with artwork you made yourself. Check the online calendar to see the featured painting for the session. All supplies are provided, and beverages are limited to beer or wine only.

S.A.F.E. 1 in 26 brings a 10K, 5K, and community stroll to James Island County Park, creating an inaugural gathering focused on awareness and support for people affected by epilepsy. Organized by South Carolina Advocates For Epilepsy, the event welcomes competitive runners, casual walkers, and supporters of all ages. Participants can choose their distance while helping advance S.A.F.E.’s mission to Advocate, Educate, and Inspire across South Carolina through seizure first aid education, community outreach, support programs, advocacy, and resources for individuals and families. Chip-timed 10K and 5K races, a family-friendly stroll, awards for top finishers, vendors and community partners, family activities, and event T-shirts while supplies last are part of the experience. The name reflects that one in 26 people will be diagnosed with epilepsy during their lifetime, and the gathering focuses on raising awareness, reducing stigma, and ensuring no one faces epilepsy alone. Every step supports the cause.

American Legion Post 21 hosts a relaxed coffee gathering for veterans, service members, families, and community members. It offers a simple way to connect with local veterans, share stories, ask questions, and enjoy a cup of coffee together. Everyone is welcome, whether you served, have family who served, or want to show support. Conversations are casual and welcoming, and there might even be donuts.

Experience Charleston’s historic district on a guided walking tour at Washington Square in Charleston. Walk along historic streets past brightly painted homes, churches, and gardens, and take in notable examples of Charleston architecture while uncovering how the city’s past unfolded. The guide shares stories about the people, events, and traditions that shaped Charleston. Whether visiting for the first time or returning, this tour offers a way to explore the historic district on foot and gain a deeper understanding of the city.

Relax with fellow anime fans over brunch. Watch fresh episodes from popular series, swap recommendations about favorite shows, and enjoy a selection of brunch options. This is a friendly community gathering for people who love anime and good food.

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.

Philip Glass, a defining figure in contemporary music, wrote a collection of twenty piano etudes as both a personal test and a musical diary, works that stand among the most intimate in his expansive catalog. Marking his 90th birthday, this expansive presentation offers the rare chance to hear the entire cycle performed in one program. Ten pianists share the journey, including Timo Andres, Inon Barnatan, Aaron Diehl, Lara Downes, Conor Hanick, Daniela Liebman, Jenny Lin, Christian Sands, and Charleston-based pianists Demetrius Doctor and Tom Hicks. Passed from one performer to another, these meditative yet virtuosic pieces gather into a sweeping portrait of a singular artistic voice and an absorbing evening of contemporary piano music.

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.

Put your knowledge to the test at a free, family friendly team trivia event at Eliza's at Hotel Indigo Mount Pleasant. Teams compete in a fun, welcoming setting, with prizes to win. Enjoy food and drinks while you play, and make it a relaxed outing with friends or family.

Settle in at Estuary Beans & Barley for a relaxed candle-making workshop that blends creativity with a friendly, social atmosphere. Each ticket includes the chance to design two soy candles from start to finish. Explore a selection of fragrances to craft a custom scent, pour your candles, and add decorative touches to personalize each piece. All materials are provided, including soy wax, fragrance oils, wicks, vessels, and embellishments, and step-by-step guidance is included so beginners and seasoned crafters alike can enjoy the process. Tickets are $40 for two 8-ounce tin candles, with optional vessel upgrades available at checkout, and standard Eventbrite fees apply. Everyone departs with two handmade candles. Estuary Beans & Barley offers specialty coffee, craft beverages, and bar options for purchase during the experience, creating a cozy setting for conversation and creativity. The workshop is presented by Hand.The.Light, which hosts immersive experiences that encourage mindfulness and connection. Please note that beverages are sold separately, refunds are available up to seven days in advance, a late arrival grace period of up to 10 minutes applies, and each attendee must have their own ticket.

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.

Scrapbookers call it a crop... a relaxed get-together where creative people work on their own projects side by side. Expect a no-frills setting where you bring what you need, including your own supplies, a snack, and a drink. Make progress on scrapbooks or cards, sew, knit, crochet, paint, or dive into other crafts while enjoying easy conversation with familiar faces and new friends. Come to create or simply hang out and share ideas. Admission is $10.

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.

The twelfth annual Sweet Tea half marathon, 10K and 5K features a scenic course winding through historic downtown Summerville. The route passes local bike trails and community paths, offering a pleasant tour of the area. Registration includes a race t-shirt. Sponsors include presenting sponsor Renewal By Andersen, t-shirt sponsors Summit Coffee, Edifice Construction and Taylor Agency Insurance, and mile marker sponsors Reverie Bookkeeping, Tri It for Life and Harris Teeter.

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.

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.

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.

Celebrating its twelfth year, the Lowcountry Nosh Jewish Food & Heritage Festival welcomes the Charleston community to enjoy Jewish food, music, and cultural traditions. Attendees can explore KKBE’s history and its contributions to Reform Judaism while wandering a car-free festival area where traffic is set aside for pedestrians. With thousands returning annually and the event growing each time, this gathering offers a lively taste of heritage and community spirit.

Create a hand poured soy candle at an urban farm in Summerville while friendly farm animals, including goats, keep you company outdoors. Pick from four popular seasonal scents and craft your candle in the provided 16 ounce mason jar with a vintage style lid, or bring your own container under 12 fluid ounces such as a coffee mug or small mason jar. All supplies and step by step guidance are included, from wax and wicks to labels. As the candles set, relax with the animals, take photos, and spread out a picnic blanket if you like. Guests may bring their own beverages. This intimate workshop is capped at about 20 participants, and the animals roam freely and may even settle in your lap. Dress for a working farm with closed toe shoes and clothes you do not mind getting a little dirty. Ages 12 and up only. No pets and no outside food. If rain arrives the session will be rescheduled or refunded, with updates shared on social media. On site parking is reserved for overnight guests, so please use the nearby church’s basketball court lot and walk to the farm, entering through the left side gates and latching them behind you. Each attendee must have a ticket.

Look for AndLobster at Second Sunday on King Street serving a seafood-focused menu that features Connecticut-style warm butter lobster rolls, New England-style chilled lobster rolls, and crab rolls. Each roll and quesadilla includes a choice of sides, with options like orzo pasta salad, cucumber salad with sunflower seeds, peanut ginger coleslaw, or kettle chips. Stroll, shop, and enjoy a tasty roll as part of the day.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This event is held in the Sanctuary.

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.

The Gobbler Gala at Summerville Country Club supports the Gobbler initiative with an evening of music, an open bar, and food. Attendees can enjoy a 50/50 raffle and take part in both live and silent auctions with items up for bid, all in the company of fellow supporters.

At Summerville Country Club, this golf tournament features check-in with bloody marys, mimosas, and biscuits. Play gets underway with a shotgun start, followed by awards and lunch.

In addition to the usual agenda, this meeting offers focused segments for different interests. The beekeeping portion looks at how to make candy boards, the gardening segment highlights the club’s yearly seed and plant swap, and the kids club focuses on mushrooms.

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.

Kick off the Christmas season with a festive handmade ornament exchange. Participants bring a handmade ornament to swap in a White Elephant style exchange, and each piece should be wrapped to keep the surprise. Light refreshments will be available. Attendees are asked to complete a JotForm to indicate they are coming.

Discover downtown Summerville on a two-hour, 1.5-mile walking tour that includes Azalea Park and shares the town’s history alongside stories of long-hidden scandals, tragedies, and ghostly encounters. The experience is presented at the Summerville Museum and Research Center. Admission applies to ages 13 and older. Children ages 10 to 12 may attend for free, and children under 10 are not permitted.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Ashborough Holiday Market returns to Ashborough for another edition, back to the place where it first began.

Meet Santa and take your own photos at a free event open to everyone. There are no age limits, and pets are welcome. Bring your own camera and take as many pictures as you would like. No appointment is needed.

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.

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.

A party centered on rock and roll music.

Part of the Oysters on the Point series, this waterfront gathering takes place at Harborside Beach and The Reel Bar with buckets of oysters, chilled drinks, live music, and beach games for a relaxed coastal vibe.

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.

Moranz Entertainment presents The Charleston Christmas Special, a festive holiday performance welcoming audiences of all ages. Seating is fully reserved for this show. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall Box Office.

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.

The Novatones are back at Montreux Bar and Grill in Summerville, SC.