Events in Goose Creek, SC

Celebrate seasonal tastes and discover locally made goods at the Summerville Farmers Market, a lively open air marketplace where the community connects with farmers, growers, artisans, and specialty food vendors. Nut Time Snacks will be on site with popular treats, including pecans, cashews, and almonds roasted on site and served hot and aromatic, rich and creamy fudge in many flavors, crunchy pickles, and warm, soft pretzels. Unsure what to choose? Free samples are available so you can taste before you decide. Arrive hungry and head home with an unexpected favorite.

An all-levels yoga class takes place at the Ace Hardware greenhouse and Bolts & Brews Beer Garden. A rotating roster of local instructors leads the practice, including Jessica Munday, Anne Marie Larmon, Meg Chapman, and Jess Oliver. The cost is $10, payable in cash or via Venmo. Please bring your own yoga mat and any props you prefer.

Chatty Magpie Cafe in North Charleston hosts a relaxed brunch featuring breakfast favorites, craft coffee and other specialty beverages, and live sets from local musicians in a comfortable neighborhood atmosphere. Created to connect the community through food, music, and conversation, this ongoing gathering offers a welcoming place to meet with friends and family or settle in for a laid-back cafe experience.

This free meetup takes place at the courts located behind Luminary and Brew Coffee. Bring your own paddles if you have them, and extra paddles and balls will be available to use. Everyone is welcome regardless of experience, and friends and family can come along.

Centered on women of all ages, these ongoing classes create a welcoming space to learn traditional Native dances, move with intention, and connect in community. Each session builds foundational steps while exploring the meaning behind the dances, offering a supportive path for both newcomers and seasoned dancers. Everyone is welcome. Held at Goose Creek Recreation Center, this monthly gathering nurtures cultural celebration and shared growth through movement.

Create your own textile piece at the Magnolia Workshop in a hands-on session focused on traditional indigo dyeing. Work with a plant-based extract and an indigo vat, then watch your fabric turn a rich blue as the dye oxidizes, while learning about the natural processes of fermentation and oxidation that make it possible. Presented as part of America 250 programming, the workshop also examines the complex history of indigo as a leading colonial crop in South Carolina and recognizes the knowledge and labor of enslaved Africans who developed and sustained its cultivation in the Lowcountry. Each participant designs and dyes a set of four dinner napkins to take home. Light bites and refreshments are included. Admission also provides time for a self-guided walk through Magnolia’s Heritage Garden and the indigo maze. This experience is designed for adults, including history enthusiasts, gardeners, crafters, and curious learners, and no prior dyeing experience is needed.

Experience in-store gaming at Here Be Books & Games with admission that grants access to a large board game library and a growing selection of puzzles. The board game collection spans more than 400 titles, from classics and new releases to casual, thematic, and strategic options. Games are organized on shelves in the Gate Room, and the puzzle library is located beneath the TV in the Dragon Room. On arrival, please check in at the counter and sign the guest book. Space is limited. Admission is $5, or $7.50 with one drink and one snack included.

The Charleston chapter of the LSU Alumni Association, the Lowcountry Tigers, hosts a watch party at Holy City Brewing in North Charleston as LSU faces LA Tech. This free event welcomes LSU fans, alumni, family, and friends. Expect great beer, friendly company, and a sea of purple and gold throughout the crowd.

This two-hour haunted bar walk in Summerville blends lively nightlife with chilling tales shared by expert guides. Participants can enjoy a few drinks at carefully chosen bars while exploring stories spanning centuries of mystery, scandal, and charm in a friendly, social atmosphere. The exact meeting location is provided after booking.

American Legion Post 21 hosts a relaxed coffee gathering where veterans, active-duty personnel, families, and community members can sit together, share stories, ask questions, and connect. Everyone is welcome, whether you have served, have a loved one who has, or want to show support. The focus is simple... take a seat, listen, and enjoy conversation over a cup of coffee, maybe even a donut. This meet-up takes place at American Legion Post 21.

Spend a laid-back Sunday combining anime and brunch. Catch new episodes of popular shows, share your favorites with other fans, and enjoy a selection of delicious brunch items. This casual gathering creates a welcoming community vibe for people who want to relax, talk anime, and savor good food.

Here Be Books & Games offers in-store gaming with access to an extensive Game Library. Admission is $5 and includes a drink, a snack, and use of the library. You can swap the snack for another drink or the reverse. Explore over 400 games, from classics to new releases, including casual, thematic, and strategic options, all displayed on shelves in the Gate Room. Upon arrival, check in at the counter and sign the Guest Book. Guests are welcome to help with whatever is currently going in the Dragon Room.

POUND Unplugged with Carroll at FitCo Fitness delivers a 45 minute session that blends high intensity interval training with calming mindfulness, guided breathing, and meditation. Using weighted drumsticks called Ripstix, the format supports overall fitness while promoting clear focus and easing stress.

Charleston business professionals are invited to connect at a casual networking meetup at Holy City Brewing in Park Circle. Meet others in the area, exchange business cards and contact details, and share current needs. This gathering happens monthly at the brewery. In January and February it typically takes place indoors near the bar area, and by March, weather permitting, it shifts to the outdoor picnic space for some fresh air.

This event takes place within the Sanctuary.

A community-focused cornhole tournament brings friendly competition to Uptown Carnes Greenspace. Prizes will be awarded to winners, with live music providing the soundtrack while Neighborhood Taphouse serves from an outdoor bar. Crafts and other activities round out the experience.

She Tris marks its 10th anniversary with an all-women sprint triathlon and additional race formats at Carnes Crossroads, created to welcome first timers and seasoned athletes in a positive, supportive setting. The women’s triathlon features a 250 yard pool swim that snakes through the lanes from one end to the other, followed by a flat three loop 8 mile bike course on neighborhood roads that are open to traffic with typically light flow, and finishes with a flat 2 mile out and back run on community paths with partial shade. A swim cap is provided. Athletes can also choose the women’s duathlon, beginning with a 1 mile out and back run, then the same three loop 8 mile bike course, and closing with the 2 mile run. The women’s aquathlon removes the bike portion for a streamlined swim and run at 250 yards and 2 miles. A dedicated girls event is offered with age appropriate distances. Ages 4 to 6 take on a 25 yard swim, a 1 mile bike, and a 1 mile run. Ages 7 to 9 complete a 50 yard swim with the same 1 mile bike and 1 mile run. Ages 10 to 12 race a 100 yard swim, a 3 mile bike, and a 1.5 mile run. Ages 13 to 14 follow the same 100 yard swim, 3 mile bike, and 1.5 mile run. Registration includes a complimentary training plan, informative clinics, group training support, a She Tris swim cap and shirt, finish line photos, a finish line celebration with family and friends, and a finisher keepsake. Virtual participation is available for the triathlon, duathlon, and aquathlon, allowing athletes to complete the distances anywhere and upload results, with virtual results excluded from awards. Packets for virtual entrants may be picked up locally or mailed. She Tris exists to offer a welcoming pathway into triathlon for women and girls of all backgrounds so participants can discover confidence at the finish line and carry that momentum into other areas of life.

This meeting at Dorchester County Career and Technology Center features routine updates and a garden spotlight with The Butterfly Monarchy, sharing insights on plants that provide host and nectar resources for butterflies. The bee topic is still to be determined, and details for the kids club will be announced.

Marking the 10th anniversary of She Tris GIRL, this youth triathlon experience introduces girls to the sport in a friendly, confidence-building setting. Part of the She Tris sprint triathlon family of all-women events, it welcomes participants of every background and ability level with encouragement at every step. Courses are tailored by age so athletes can take on a challenge that fits. Ages 4 to 6 complete a 25 yard swim, a 1 mile bike, and a 1 mile run. Ages 7 to 9 tackle a 50 yard swim with the same bike and run distances. Ages 10 to 12 and 13 to 14 cover a 100 yard swim, a 3 mile bike, and a 1.5 mile run. Registration includes support from start to finish, such as a free training plan, instructional clinics, and a training community. On event day, participants receive a branded swim cap and shirt, enjoy professional finish photos, celebrate at the finish line party with family and friends, and take home a keepsake for completing the course. A virtual option is available for triathlon, duathlon, and aquathlon. Those choosing the virtual format can upload their times and may pick up their packets locally or have them mailed. Virtual results are not part of awards. The mission of She Tris is to provide a welcoming path into triathlon for women and girls, empowering participants to meet athletic goals and carry that confidence into other areas of life.

Something new is taking shape at Cane Bay Market Place, where the axe throwing vibe expands into a lively community market. The focus is on small businesses, makers, dreamers, and community supporters, offering a place to spotlight brands, crafts, and causes with a welcoming crowd. Participation spans artisans and makers, boutiques featuring handmade goods, bakers and food vendors, face painters and family fun offerings, service-based businesses promoting their work, nonprofits and community groups, and sponsors committed to supporting local. Opportunities exist for businesses to donate, collaborate, or get involved, with the aim of building a strong village of creators and supporters.

Boy Band Review brings a high-energy tribute to Joseph S. Daning Amphitheater, channeling the heyday of 90s pop with a full live band, synchronized choreography, and tight harmonies. The performance revives the era of frosted hair and heartthrob lead singers while featuring well-known boy band hits. It is a nostalgic celebration of the sights and sounds that defined the boy band craze.

Here Be Books & Games welcomes tabletop enthusiasts for in-store play with admission that includes a drink, a snack, and access to an extensive game library. You can swap the snack for an extra drink or the other way around. The library features more than 400 titles, ranging from classics to new releases with casual, thematic, and strategic options, all arranged on shelves in the Gate Room. When you arrive, check in at the counter and sign the guest book, and feel free to lend a hand with whatever is currently happening in the Dragon Room. Admission is $5.

A welcoming social focused on reconnection and networking for former ABWA members, current members, and anyone curious about ABWA. Meet professionals from many fields, deepen both business and personal connections, and discover how ABWA supports women through leadership, education, and community. Expect good food, lively conversation, engaging activities, and plenty of laughter. Friends, coworkers, and other women who enjoy connecting are welcome. Sponsors include April Manigault of CC Events and Rentals, Christine Strappello, Melissa Smith, Robin Nazon, and Keith of 3 Freedoms Lifestyle.

An uplifting afternoon of music, great food, and furry companionship awaits at The Pawty, a fundraiser supporting Lakeside Animal Rescue & Sanctuary, Cindy Lou’s Legacy Sanctuary, Libby and Mace's Place Animal Rescue, and Friends of Berkeley County Animals. The Summerville Country Club will become a lively setting focused on helping local dogs and cats receive the care and love they deserve. Each ticket includes a buffet dinner featuring pulled pork, chicken, mac and cheese, baked beans, coleslaw, and rolls. A cash bar will be available. Expect an energetic DJ, a silent auction, raffles, and a 50/50 cash drawing, with proceeds benefiting animals in the community. Dress is casual, and attendance is limited to 150 people.

The Summerville HKRS Fall Running Series brings the Healthy Kids Running Series to Carolyn Lewis Fields with a friendly, child-centered focus on movement and encouragement. This nationwide program is organized by local coordinators and welcomes kids of all abilities, keeping the experience fun while recognizing every participant’s efforts. It highlights personal achievement and community support, helping young runners build confidence and develop active, healthy habits in a positive environment.

Families and friends can support the Marrington Middle School Band Booster at a monthly Wendy’s Night at Wendy’s. Place an order inside or through the drive thru during the event hours, and Wendy’s will donate 20 percent of sales attributed to the fundraiser to the booster program. Enjoy a meal while helping the band.

Charley Crockett brings the Age of the Ram Tour to Firefly Distillery for an outdoor, general admission show that will proceed regardless of weather. The venue follows a clear bag policy, allowing transparent plastic, vinyl, or PVC totes up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, or small clutches up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches. Blankets are welcome, but lawn chairs and tents are not permitted. Outside food or beverages, coolers, and pets are not allowed. Children under two may enter for free, and everyone two and older needs a ticket. Presales are available through Citi Cardmember, Artist, Live Nation, and Spotify, followed by a public onsale. All dates, acts, and ticket prices may change without notice, and service fees apply to purchases at all points of sale.

Celebrate the 2026 market season at Carnes Crossroads with a lively marketplace featuring more than 50 vendors. Browse locally crafted goods, farm-fresh produce, fresh-baked treats, and original art, along with other finds that reflect the community’s focus on healthy living.

Roll into the season at Central Creek Park with an evening of skating set to lively music and bright lights. Skaters of every experience level are welcome, from beginners taking their first laps to seasoned pros. The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming, suitable for all ages. Please bring your own skates or rollerblades and enjoy a relaxed night on wheels with friends and family.

A Steadfast Banquet: Rooted In Purpose gathers the SRM community for its inaugural celebration at Seacoast Church - Summerville. The evening focuses on lives changed through Steadfast Recovery Ministries, gratitude for God’s faithfulness, and the path ahead. Guests can hear moving redemption stories from men whose lives have been transformed, worship with the community, enjoy a full dinner, and connect with Kingdom leaders. The program includes worship led by Seacoast Worship, testimonies from the men of SRM, an address from a keynote speaker, and a silent auction featuring special items. Attendees will also learn about the future direction of Steadfast Recovery Ministries and ways to partner with its mission.

At Exchange Park, a two-day reptile and exotic animal expo presents live animals from around the world alongside knowledgeable vendors. Guests can view a wide variety of species, purchase pets and pet supplies directly from the experts, and learn more about reptiles and other exotic animals. The event blends education, up-close discovery, and marketplace browsing across both days.

Rescue Me is an annual adoption event that blends a family-friendly outing with a mission to connect animals with loving homes. Enjoy local food trucks, browse goods from area vendors and crafters, and visit the Hullette Farm and Events Mobile Petting Zoo. Berkeley County residents receive free admission to Cypress Gardens, creating even more to explore. Multiple local rescues will be on site with adoptable animals, and the day helps raise funds for local rescues and Friends of Berkeley County Animals. Please note that personal pets are not allowed, and for safety during alligator season, animals are not permitted on the walking trails.

Repticon - Charleston, SC at Ladson Fair Grounds & Exchange Park will include a vendor showcasing crested geckos for attendees to see.

Enjoy a day of in-store gaming at Here Be Books & Games. Admission is $5 and includes a drink and a snack, and you can swap the snack for a second drink or the drink for an extra snack. Your pass also provides access to a large game library with over 400 titles, from classics and new releases to casual, thematic, and strategic options, all organized on shelves in the Gate Room. Guests are welcome to pitch in on the current activity in the Dragon Room. Upon arrival, check in at the counter and sign the guest book.

An airsoft big game with MilSim elements sets the stage for all-day missions supported by multiple props and collectibles. As the first event in a new series, the storyline is driven by player decisions on the field. Registration and chrono are available on Friday, with additional registration periods over the weekend. Saturday features a mandatory safety briefing that also covers game rules and layout, and an additional wristband is given at the end of the briefing. Evo 1 runs during the day on Saturday, followed by a night game with details to be announced. The action continues on Sunday with Evo 2. Two opposing teams take the field, Titan Industries in camo and Ares Axe in civilian attire.

A full day excursion to Hilton Head Island honors the history, culture, traditions, and contributions of the Gullah Geechee people. Stories handed down through generations, vibrant music, local art, and Lowcountry cuisine come together to highlight a heritage preserved for centuries along the coasts of South Carolina and Georgia. Organized by The Paradise Lounge, the journey features comfortable motorcoach travel and a day of cultural immersion, entertainment, regional flavors, and meaningful connections. It is well suited to culture seekers, history enthusiasts, food lovers, day trippers, and solo travelers looking for community. Expect to leave with a stronger understanding of Gullah Geechee heritage, new friendships and lasting memories, plenty of photos, stories to share long after the trip, and renewed pride in Lowcountry history. Seating is limited and offered on a first come basis. The venue is Walmart Summerville - N Main St.

Fall Fest 2026 fills the Daning Amphitheater with a full day of autumn fun for all ages. Expect live music and other performances, a bustling selection of arts and craft vendors, tasty food and sweet treats, hands-on activities and play areas for kids, and demonstrations centered on community and safety. The celebration highlights local businesses and the spirit of Goose Creek while creating plenty of seasonal memories. Guests are encouraged to bring canned goods to support Helping Hands of Goose Creek, adding a spirit of giving to the festivities.

Set in Hutchinson Square, this family-friendly Oktoberfest brings downtown Summerville to life with a large lineup of food trucks, more than 100 local vendors, live music, and activities for kids such as crafts and games. Enjoy chilled German beer along with other beverages, with food and drinks sold separately. There is no admission charge. Hosted by the Summerville Evening Rotary Club and the Summerville Oakbrook Breakfast Club, it offers an afternoon of food, shopping, and entertainment for all ages.

South Carolina’s flagship gathering for overlanding, camping, and off-road exploration takes place twice a year in spring and fall. This family-focused weekend campout welcomes enthusiasts arriving in camper vans, 4x4s with rooftop tents, adventure bikes, RVs, or classic tent setups, with the freedom to choose a campsite beside a scenic Lowcountry lake. Activities typically include a raptor flight showcase from the Birds of Prey Center, combat archery, Serpentarium presentations, an RC course, laser skeet, live blacksmithing, a kids fossil hunt, mushroom foraging, fish printing, hands-on off-road workshops, raffles, a night vision demonstration, and scavenger hunts. Ticket details will be announced soon.

Riverfront Revival returns to Charleston, curated by Darius Rucker and produced by a seasoned team. This edition centers on a heartfelt celebration of country music and pays tribute to South Carolina’s Lowcountry, presented as a love letter to both.

Puppy kisses, local vendors, music, cold beers, games, and delicious baked goods set the tone for a day of family fun. Bring a donation of dog or cat food or treats to receive a free pint as a thank you for supporting pets in need. Enjoy the lively atmosphere, explore local offerings, and help make a difference for furry friends.

Game Night at Here Be Books & Games features open in-store play with access to an extensive library of more than 400 games, spanning classics, casual options, thematic experiences, and strategy titles, along with a growing puzzle collection. Browse the game shelves in the Gate Room, and find puzzles under the TV in the Dragon Room. Please check in at the counter when you arrive and sign the guest book. Capacity is limited. Admission is $5, or $7.50 if you would like entry with one drink and one snack.

GlowFest 2026 will take place at a new, larger location in partnership with Cane Bay High School to match the event’s growth. Attendance is anticipated between 1,500 and 3,000 people, making this the biggest edition yet.

Songwriter Alley in downtown Summerville hosts a three day celebration of original music, highlighting talented songwriters from across the Southeast. Artists perform their own work and share the stories behind the songs, offering a close look at the creative process and the inspirations that shaped each piece. Set along the south end of Short Central Avenue, the festival centers authentic voices and emphasizes connection through storytelling and song. The complete lineup will be announced.

Credit One Stadium in Charleston hosts a live music event featuring The Red Clay Strays, The Revivalists, and Haley Reinhart. Attendees will see a shared bill as these artists take the stage together at the stadium.

Charleston Horror-Fest presents a new show at the Embassy Suites Hotel Ballroom C in Charleston, South Carolina. Expect actors, guests, vendors, panels, ghost stories, and cosplay. It is billed as fun for everyone, and kids get in free.

Meals on Wheels of Summerville presents a Murder Mystery Dinner at the Lowcountry Conference Center. A Villainous Voyage in the ’Ville sets the scene for a night of suspense, laughter, and delicious food, all in support of services for homebound neighbors. The production is created in partnership with Flowertown Players, featuring an original script performed by a live cast. More details and a few clues will be shared soon.

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Celebrating its 12th year, the Summerville Sweet Tea Half Marathon, 10K, and 5K offers three distance options on a scenic course through the historic downtown area, with portions that pass local bike paths and multi-use trails. The event is set at Hutchinson Square. Registration includes a race T-shirt. Sponsors include Renewal by Andersen as the Presenting Sponsor, Summit Coffee and Edifice Construction as T-shirt Sponsors, and Reverie Bookkeeping as a Mile Marker Sponsor.

Explore downtown Summerville on a two hour, 1.5 mile walking tour that includes Azalea Park and sheds light on local history, concealed scandals, tragic episodes, and eerie ghost stories. A fee applies to ages 13 and older. Children ages 10 to 12 may attend for free, and guests under 10 are not permitted.

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.

Alongside regular agenda items, the program features a garden session on propagation presented by Freddie. The bee-focused topic and the kids club activity are still to be announced. The meeting wraps up with the annual club seed swap at Dorchester County Career and Technology Center.

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.