Events in Charleston, SC

A Pre-Jam kicks off the Drifter Fest weekend at Home Team BBQ-Downtown, celebrating the music, community, and spirit inspired by Bert Griggs. A free performance by The Backwater Brothers showcases a lively tribute to The Allman Brothers Band, capturing their signature sound with Southern rock classics. The evening focuses on connection as friends reunite and new faces meet, honoring a legacy that continues to bring people together. As part of the 6th Annual Drifter Fest: Bert Griggs Memorial Jam, this gathering sets the stage for a meaningful weekend.

At The Unitarian Church in Charleston, this Candlelight concert presents a live, multi-sensory experience by candlelight featuring the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons. The tentative program includes Coldplay’s Clocks, Something Just Like This, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, Viva la Vida, Sky Full of Stars, and My Universe, along with Imagine Dragons songs Radioactive, Natural, Next to Me, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer, performed by Listeso String Quartet. Ages 8 and older may attend, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis.

Dancing on the Cooper brings live music and dancing to the end of the Mount Pleasant Pier. Advance tickets are 10 dollars per person, and day-of admission is 15 dollars if the event has not sold out. On-site purchases, when available, are by credit card only. Children 3 and under are free and do not need a ticket. Ticket holders should have the QR code from the confirmation email ready for entry, and the message may land in spam or junk folders. The code can also be retrieved by logging in to the Active.com events page with the email address used at purchase. The venue provides accessible parking and restrooms, including portolets. The route from the parking area to the event is paved, and the event surface is concrete. A UbiDuo communication device is available, and KultureCity sensory bags are available to borrow on a first-come basis. For questions, Park and Program Services can be reached by phone at 843-795-4386 or by email.

An after-dark glow experience features blacklights, a live DJ, and a lively dance party. Tickets are available online in advance or at the park, and it often sells out, so early purchase is recommended. Waivers are required for everyone entering during this program. There is no set age limit. Children 5 and under must be on the courts with a ticketed parent or adult guardian at all times. Children under 13 may not be left without parent or guardian supervision. Sky Socks and Glow shirts are required.

This show brings Collective Soul together with Alan Price & The Modern Day at The Refinery. For help with ticket purchases, email info@therefinerychs.com.

Charleston Music Hall hosts a tribute to the Rat Pack. Seating is assigned and the event welcomes all ages. Tickets are available online or at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Presented at Music Farm, this stop of The Bouncing Souls’ Born To Be Tour includes sets by The Suicide Machines, Strike Anywhere, and Human Issue. The show is open to all ages. Presale access is available through All Access with no code required, and tickets can be obtained from Music Farm or the Charleston Music Hall box office.

A beleaguered playwright battling writer’s block must finish a murder mystery while the audience is already in their seats, or face the wrath of “The Director.” As he writes, the characters spring to life to investigate the crime, and he soon suspects his own creations might be plotting against him. This witty, puzzle-filled comedy invites mystery fans to enjoy the story and its twists, with opportunities for volunteers to step into some of the writer’s zaniest roles or simply watch and try to solve the case. The Black Fedora keeps the laughs clean and the atmosphere lively, with appetizers, desserts, and drinks available, and it is rated fine for families. Situated a half block from the City Market. Admission is $32.

Taylor Swift’s music is reimagined at The Unitarian Church in Charleston in an intimate setting bathed in candlelight. The Listeso String Quartet performs selections such as Love Story, Anti-Hero, Cruel Summer, You Belong With Me, and Shake It Off, plus medleys from Red, Reputation, Folklore, and 1989, along with The Fate of Ophelia. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, with those under 16 required to attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned within each zone on a first come first served basis.

A free meetup will take place at the courts behind Luminary and Brew Coffee. Participants can bring their own paddles, and spare paddles and balls will be available. All experience levels are welcome, and friends and family are invited to come along.

Explore member creations from the Great Wall Takeover Challenge at this show and tell. See the finished work from the challenge on display.

G-RACE Walk and Run is a walk and run event at Hampton Park in Charleston, South Carolina. This park-based gathering centers on walking and running.

The Charleston Southern Buccaneers travel to take on The Citadel Bulldogs at Johnson Hagood Stadium in Charleston, South Carolina. This local clash brings familiar opponents together, highlights differing styles on the field, and offers an early look at each team’s progress under true game pressure. Tickets are available for those who want to experience the atmosphere in person.

Now in its sixth year, Drifter Fest returns to Charleston with a weekend of live music, community, and a heartfelt tribute to Bert Griggs. The Refinery hosts performances from The Psycodelics, serving up high-energy blends of funk, blues, gospel, and R&B, and Dangermuffin, a trio known for Americana, folk, jam, and rock woven with soulful storytelling. Rob Corbett of Just Groove keeps the energy flowing with funky jams before and between sets. A pre-jam at Home Team BBQ features The Backwater Brothers, bringing the timeless sound of the Allman Brothers Band and Southern rock to life. General admission tickets are $30 in advance and $40 the day of show, with VIP options at $60 in advance and $70 the day of show. The nonprofit benefactor is Rock 'N Roll Rescue, a Lowcountry organization that helps children access music education through instruments and other creative resources. The celebration honors Bert Griggs, whose passion for live music inspired Drifter Merch and continues to bring people together.

MLW TV trucks roll into Festival Hall for an MLW Fusion television taping fueled by Don Gato Tequila, with signs welcome in the crowd as the action is captured for a worldwide broadcast. A stacked lineup is scheduled to appear, including MLW World Heavyweight Champion Killer Kross, MLW Women's World Champion Shotzi, Mistico, Matt Riddle, Austin Aries, The Good Brothers Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows, Donovan Dijak, CONTRA Unit, Trevor Lee, Lady Frost, Andrew Everett, LaBron Kozone, the Glasgow Boys Joe and Mark Coffey with Wolfgang, Diego Hill, Don Gato, Josh Bishop, and "Filthy" Tom Lawlor, with additional matches and appearances to be announced. Several meet and greet opportunities are planned with Major League Wrestling wrestlers and personalities, with a special pre-order option available. Participants must show proof of purchase, and a limited number of meet and greet items will be sold on site. Tickets start at $10 and are expected to be available at the box office unless the event sells out in advance. No refunds or exchanges. This is an all ages event, and the card is subject to change. Festival Hall, formerly Memminger Auditorium, sets the scene in Charleston’s historic Harleston Village. The white exterior and stately columns give way to an inviting industrial-inspired interior with glass paneling, exposed brick, and modern touches, blending a 1939 origin with a 2008 renovation. Parking is straightforward, with multiple paid public garages a short walk from the venue and metered street parking on nearby roads such as Beaufain, Cumberland, Queen, Broad, and King. Checking posted signs for time limits and availability is recommended, and planning ahead can help ensure a smooth arrival.

Experience a relaxed painting session at Craft & Canvas, with an instructor guiding a beginner friendly project step by step. It suits first timers and seasoned painters alike, offering an easy pace to create alongside friends and head home with a piece to be proud of. All supplies are provided, so bring creativity and a beverage of choice, beer or wine only. The featured artwork changes by session, with the selection listed on the studio’s calendar.

Presented by Charleston Music Hall, Leonid & Friends perform in an all ages show with fully reserved seating. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

At Second Sunday on King Street, AndLobster brings a downtown seafood spread featuring Connecticut style warm butter lobster rolls, New England style chilled lobster rolls, and crab rolls. Every roll and each quesadilla comes with a choice of side, including orzo pasta salad, cucumber salad with sunflower seeds, peanut ginger coleslaw, or kettle chips. It is a chance to stroll, shop, and enjoy a roll along the way.

This hands-on pyrography workshop introduces wood burning as a creative way to design a one-of-a-kind piece to take home. Learn safe tool handling while following clear, step-by-step guidance to bring your ideas to life. Choose a project that suits your style. Transform a wide-brim fedora into a custom burn-embellished hat with your preferred color, working from pre-sketched patterns, stencils, or your own freehand artwork, with adjustable sizing for a comfortable fit. Personalize a crossbody or shoulder purse available in brown or black, using transfer techniques before burning your design. Customize a journal cover and then use its blank pages for writing or sketches. Or craft a functional keepsake by burning a design into a wood cutting board with templates or original artwork. Open to ages 12 and up, with no prior experience required. All tools and materials are provided, and guided instruction is included. A waiver is required to participate. Availability is limited and there are no refunds, so early sign-up is recommended. Leave with a finished piece that reflects your personal style and imagination.

Team Trivia brings friendly competition to Eliza's inside Hotel Indigo Mount Pleasant. There is no cost to participate and the atmosphere welcomes all ages. Groups of friends or family test their knowledge while enjoying food and drinks, with prizes up for grabs.

Immerse yourself in a zany whodunit inspired by Clue, where Mr. Body has been killed and the blundering Inspector NoClue squares off with a country butler, a fortune-seeking French maid, and a delightfully inept hippie. The audience becomes the detective team, piecing together who did it, why it happened, and with what. Up to 20 audience members will be selected as volunteer performers to keep the laughter and twists coming. Presented by The Black Fedora, known for clean, laugh-filled live theater with entertaining roles that let family and friends take part. Appetizers, desserts, and drinks are available. Tickets are $32.

Little Feat takes the stage for Night 1 of The Last Farewell Tour at Charleston Music Hall. Tickets are available at the venue’s box office.

Little Feat performs at Charleston Music Hall for Night 2 of The Last Farewell Tour, presented by Charleston Music Hall. This concert is open to all ages. Tickets are available at the venue box office.

Music Farm presents a live show featuring The Browning with support from Deadlands, Extortionist, and Blind Equation. This event is open to all ages. Presale access is available through All Access with no code required. Tickets can be purchased online or at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Charleston Music Hall hosts The Mars Volta for a live concert. This is an all-ages show. The floor will be general admission, with reserved seating available upstairs. Tickets can be purchased through the venue’s website or at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Charleston Music Hall hosts a performance by Asleep at the Wheel. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Molly Durnin performs a three-hour live set at Charleston Sports Pub in Mount Pleasant, offering an extended stretch of live music.

Music Farm hosts JET with the Down The Moonlit Mile Revue for a night of live music at the venue. This concert welcomes attendees of any age. Tickets are available through Music Farm or at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Part of a season of Cast Off Fishing Tournaments at the Mount Pleasant Pier and the Folly Beach Fishing Pier, this Mount Pleasant edition is presented by Charleston Cotton Exchange. Anglers of all experience levels can compete for awards that recognize the three heaviest individual fish by weight, the biggest youth catch for ages 12 and under, and the best total weight for five fish. Each participant is eligible to win only one category, and anyone 15 and under must have an adult chaperone. On-site registration opens the morning of the tournament. Fees are $12 for ages 13 and up, $9 for members of the military, $9 for seniors 60 and older, $9 for youth 12 and under, and $5 for fishing pass members. Parking at the Mount Pleasant Pier is free, but spaces are limited. Both piers provide rentals, tackle and frozen bait, knowledgeable staff, snack bars, gift shops and restrooms. The tournament takes place rain or shine. Sunscreen is encouraged, along with a spirit of friendly competition. For questions, call the Mount Pleasant Pier at 843-762-9946 or the Folly Beach Pier at 843-762-9516.

Series points competition features 0-35, 0-39.5, and 0-44 classes running alongside Twitty's normal classes. Saturday spotlights the Big Bad V Treads and Horseshoe Trucks. Friday includes the Sledd Pull.

Monterey Bay FC travels to Mount Pleasant to face the Charleston Battery at Patriots Point Soccer Stadium in a late-season clash. With playoff positioning often tightening at this point in the year, the match brings added intensity as Charleston leans on home-field energy and Monterey Bay tests its approach on the road. Tickets are available.

Registration is now open for Swim Around Charleston. The upcoming edition is confirmed to proceed, and entries are being accepted.

Charleston Music Hall presents a stop on the Forever Now Tour featuring Switchfoot with special guest Anberlin. This all-ages concert offers a general admission floor with reserved seating available upstairs. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall Box Office.

Wine Down Wednesday returns to the newly reopened Old Towne Creek County Park. Attendees can enjoy live music and a range of wines while wandering beneath sweeping live oaks and taking in marsh views. The atmosphere is relaxed and scenic in this Charleston County setting. A food truck will be on site with a variety of items available for purchase.

A women-only reading retreat unfolds over four days and three nights in Isle of Palms near Charleston, South Carolina. Expect a thoughtful balance of quiet time for reading at a coastal home and planned experiences around the city, including a historic walking tour, a ghost and graveyard tour, a visit to Wadmalaw Island, and wine tasting. The focus is on relaxation, connection, and unhurried time with a good book. Registration is open, and space is limited.

Presented by Charleston Music Hall, Eddie B brings his If These Classroom Walls Could Talk Tour to the venue. The show is open to all ages and uses reserved seating. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

Rivertowne Public House hosts a rock and roll themed party with a lively, celebratory vibe.

A beloved okra soup cook-off returns to the Snowden Community Center, bringing a warm celebration of community and culinary tradition. Expect pots bubbling with creativity, from rich and hearty bowls to recipes that bring plenty of spice, as chefs compete for bragging rights. The event is also welcoming participation from chefs or competitors, vendors, and sponsors who would like to be part of this community tradition.

A milestone celebration at The Refinery honors 20 years of Home Team BBQ with live music, throwback moments, guest chef appearances, and a gathering of longtime friends and collaborators. The music lineup features Paul Cauthen and SCAM Allstars with Cameron Williams, Sam Holt, Randolph Turner, Jason Fuller, Stephen Spivey, and Richard Proctor, joined by special guests Jerry Joseph, Eric Carter, Eric Martinez, Winfield Smith, Jon Eldridge, and Domingo Sunny Ortiz. It also includes WERI Workhorses of the Entertainment/Recreation Industry with Domingo Sunny Ortiz, Ben Reynolds, William Tonks, and Rob Keller, along with Mac Leaphart and Reid Stone. The festivities span multiple days, beginning at Downtown Home Team and culminating at The Refinery, celebrating the music, memories, friendships, and community that have shaped Home Team over two decades.

An evening of live music at The Refinery salutes 20 years of Home Team BBQ, with sets from Paul Cauthen, SCAM Allstars, Workhorses of the Entertainment/Recreation Industry, and Mac Leaphart & Reid Stone. Over two decades, Home Team BBQ has grown from a neighborhood spot into a community shaped by friends, musicians, artists, staff, and guests, and this show brings that spirit to the stage. A portion of proceeds benefits Rock N Roll Rescue, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

The Novatones appear at Rivertowne Public House in Mt Pleasant, a popular local spot for good food, drinks, and a lively atmosphere.

Credit One Stadium hosts the inaugural LinkU Invitational, marking the venue’s first outdoor college basketball event. The day features Virginia versus Vanderbilt, followed by College of Charleston taking on The Citadel for a full slate of hoops in an open-air setting.

Charleston Music Hall presents a program focused on the subject of serial killers with Dr. Scott Bonn. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, and seating throughout the venue is reserved. Tickets can be purchased online or in person at the venue’s box office.

Molly Durnin performs at All American with three hours of live music.

Molly Durnin takes the stage at Charleston Sports Pub in Mount Pleasant for a three hour live set. Settle in for an extended performance with plenty to hear.

A concert featuring Lalah Hathaway, presented by Charleston Music Hall. Seating is reserved and the show is open to all ages. Tickets can be purchased in person at the venue.

Participants can cuddle puppies and take a walk in support of a good cause.

The Fab Four present a tribute to the Beatles centered on A Hard Day’s Night at Charleston Music Hall. The event is open to all ages and uses reserved seating. Tickets can be purchased through the Charleston Music Hall website or at the venue box office.

The SC Lifeline Children’s Services team leads an information session at SeaCoast Church offering an overview of opportunities in adoption and foster care ministry. Attendees can park in the West Lot near the basketball courts, and the gathering takes place in the Central Park room.

Experience a family friendly weekend devoted to overlanding, camping, and off road exploration in Charleston, South Carolina. Participants choose their own campsite along a picturesque Lowcountry lake and arrive in everything from camper vans and 4x4s with rooftop tents to adventure bikes, RVs, and classic tent setups. Activities may feature the Birds of Prey Center flight demonstration, combat archery, Serpentarium, an RC course, laser skeet shooting, blacksmith metal forging demonstrations, a kids fossil hunt, mushroom foraging, fish printing, offroading workshops, raffles, night vision goggle demonstrations, and scavenger hunts. Ticket information will be available soon.

Music Farm presents Russian Circles with Pelican for an all-ages concert. Presale access is available through All Access with no code required and free membership. Tickets can be obtained through Music Farm or at the Charleston Music Hall Box Office.

Jordan Klepper appears at Charleston Music Hall for a seated show with reserved tickets. The event welcomes all ages, and tickets are available through the venue’s box office.

LOWVELO has adopted the IOP Connector and is organizing a roadside cleanup of this route. Participants will meet in the Target parking lot in Mount Pleasant, parking as far from the store as possible, then move into position to clean the eastbound lane and shoulder. Supplies will be provided, including bags, gloves, and safety vests. Registration is requested through the event’s ticket link.

Black Jacket Symphony brings the music of Def Leppard's Hysteria to the stage at Charleston Music Hall in a live concert experience. Guests of any age may attend, and seats are assigned. Tickets can be purchased at the venue box office.

The PAP-SE Show takes place at Meyer Vogl Gallery on Daniel Island in Charleston, South Carolina. The schedule includes gallery viewing over two days and a reception held at the same location.

Cannons brings The Everything Glows Tour to Charleston Music Hall with Caroline Kingsbury also performing. This stop on the tour features a concert headlined by Cannons along with a set from Caroline Kingsbury. Tickets are available through the venue's website or at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

All Them Witches brings 21 Shows / 21 Days to Charleston Music Hall with Emma Ruth Rundle. This event is open to all ages. The floor is general admission, and seating upstairs is reserved. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall Box Office.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox brings The Future Is Vintage World Tour to The Charleston Music Hall. Accessible seating can be reserved online through Ticketmaster by using the ADA icon to filter for accessible seats, or arranged with the box office in person or by phone during business hours. The venue does not have an elevator, so keep that in mind when considering balcony sections F through J. The Charleston Music Hall operates cashless and accepts credit and debit cards at the box office and bar. Bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are permitted and will be inspected at entry, with allowances for necessary medical equipment and nursing mothers. Multiple presales are offered, along with VIP package options, followed by a general public onsale.

This event takes place under the oak.

Trampled by Turtles performs at The Refinery with support from The Last Revel. If you run into issues completing a ticket purchase, email info@therefinerychs.com.

Cast Off Fishing Tournaments bring anglers to the Mount Pleasant Pier and the Folly Beach Fishing Pier for a season of friendly competition, presented by Charleston Cotton Exchange. This event features prizes for several categories, including the biggest three fish by weight, the top youth catch for ages 12 and under, and the best five fish based on total weight. Each participant is eligible to win only one category, and anglers ages 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult chaperone. Registration takes place on-site. The fee is $12 for ages 13 and up, $9 for members of the military, $9 for seniors 60 and older, $9 for youth 12 and under, and $5 for fishing pass members. Both piers provide rental gear, tackle and frozen bait, and staff who can share tips. Amenities include snack bars, gift shops, and restrooms. Events proceed regardless of weather. Parking is available for a fee at the Folly Beach Pier, and parking at the Mount Pleasant Pier is free but limited. Anglers of every experience level are welcome to enjoy some friendly competition. For questions, contact the Mount Pleasant Pier at 843-762-9946 or the Folly Beach Pier at 843-762-9516.

The Polo Run Community Craft Fair at the Polo Run Amenity Center is seeking vendors who make jewelry, art, boutique items, clothing, and seasonal décor. It offers a welcoming setting to showcase creativity, grow a small business, and connect with neighbors. Vendor spaces are about 10 feet, the fee is $10 per table, and participants bring their own tables and displays. Space is limited. A past fair welcomed hundreds of visitors from surrounding areas.

The CHFH Golf Benefit offers a day of camaraderie and giving on the course. This scramble-style tournament welcomes golfers of every ability, balancing friendly competition with a laid-back pace. Every entry helps support local families seeking safe and affordable housing.

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.

Charleston Music Hall presents a night with The Hip Abduction, joined by Sensamotion and Coyote Island. Seating is fully reserved. Tickets are available through the venue’s website or at the box office.

The Novatones perform at Rivertowne Public House in Mt Pleasant, a favorite spot for food, drinks, and good cheer.

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

David Sedaris, a bestselling American humorist and social satirist, returns after the release of his newest short story collection, Happy Go Lucky, and his first children's book, Pretty Ugly. With his signature style and wit, he shares all new, unpublished stories and candid commentary that balance big laughs with thoughtful moments. The reading includes a book signing before and after the show.

Take on the James Island Connector with an 8K run or a 5K run and walk that travels over the bridge from the James Island side of the Ashley River, offering the only legal opportunity to run this connector. After crossing the finish line, enjoy a postrace celebration featuring finisher medals and food at the finish. Awards include overall honors, placements three deep in every age group, recognition for masters competitors, and the top three male and female walkers. The Charleston Running Club has organized this event since 2019 and is a fully volunteer group dedicated to promoting running, walking, and healthy lifestyles in the Charleston, South Carolina area.

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.

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 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.

Celebrate rock and roll at Rivertowne Public House with a party dedicated to the genre.

Shake Your Trail Feathers brings trail running and walking to Laurel Hill County Park, guiding participants along wooded paths and rolling dirt trails with plenty of leaf kicking along the way. Energy is high at the start, and the finish features a celebration with music and fall-themed treats. The event welcomes all experience levels with three options: a Kids Dash designed for young runners, a 5K for a quick and lively trail challenge, and a 10K that offers a rewarding run through the park’s scenic terrain. Participants ages 10 to 15 may take part when accompanied by a registered adult chaperone. To support a move toward cup-less races, participants are encouraged to bring a personal water bottle. Please note that the course is a loop with water stations, all trails are natural and unimproved, an accessible port-a-let will be on site, and accessible parking is not available. Presented by Prisma Health Urgent Care.

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.

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.

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.

Experience a three-hour live music performance by Molly Durnin at Charleston Sports Pub, Mount Pleasant.

THE NOVATONES! appear at Rivertowne Public House in Mt Pleasant, a spot for food, drinks, and good times.

Set across two days, this annual tradition is presented with WoofGang Bakery and Grooming in Mount Pleasant.

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.

This two day annual tradition returns in collaboration with Woof Gang Bakery and Grooming in Mount Pleasant.

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.

Molly Durnin brings a three-hour live music set to All American.

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

This performance at Charleston Music Hall features clear entry and venue policies to help plan your visit. Accessible seating is available online by filtering for the ADA icon on Ticketmaster, or in person or over the phone through the box office during business hours. The venue does not have an elevator, so balcony sections F, G, H, I, and J require using stairs. The venue operates cashless, accepting credit and debit cards at the box office and bar. Bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" are permitted and will be searched upon entry, with exceptions for necessary medical equipment and nursing mothers. Packing only the essentials will help make entry move quickly. Ticket access includes an artist presale and a local presale followed by a public onsale.

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.

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.