This weekend in Goose Creek, SC

The Summerville Farmers Market brings the community together in a lively open-air setting to shop directly from local farmers, growers, artisans, and specialty food vendors. Explore fresh flavors and local finds throughout the market, and stop by Nut Time Snacks for on-site roasted pecans, cashews, and almonds served hot and fragrant, a variety of rich, creamy fudge flavors, crisp pickles, and warm, soft pretzels. Free samples are available to help you taste before you choose. Come hungry and head home with something you did not expect to find.

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.

An all-levels yoga class is held in the Ace Hardware greenhouse. Sessions rotate among local instructors Jessica Munday, Anne Marie Larmon, Meg Chapman, and Jess Oliver. Admission is $10, payable by cash or Venmo. Please bring your own yoga mat and any props you prefer.

Chatty Magpie Cafe in North Charleston hosts a relaxed weekly brunch that combines fresh breakfast dishes, barista-made coffee, signature drinks, and live performances by musicians from the area in a cozy neighborhood setting. Created with community in mind, it offers a welcoming space to connect over a meal and music, whether you are discovering a new brunch destination or simply looking for a calm spot to slow down together.

One Table brings a multicultural celebration to Charleston, centered on the idea that sharing food connects people. Guests can sample cuisines from around the world, watch cultural performances that include a traditional lion dance, and enjoy live music. Artisan and community vendors will be present, along with interactive cultural activities and plenty to do for families. The gathering will be held at the Park Circle Community Building. Details on participating cultures, performers, food vendors, and artisans will be shared as they are confirmed.

The house band performs outdoors at Top Golf, providing live music to accompany a game. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere as you play and spend time with friends or family.

Travis Tritt appears at North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center with special guest Tyler Reese Tritt. Guests aged 2 and older need a ticket for entry. Professional cameras and recording are not permitted. A clear bag policy applies to all events at this venue, and bag size guidelines are available on the venue website. Artist, promoter, and venue presales are offered, followed by a public onsale.

This two-hour haunted bar walk blends Summerville nightlife with spine-tingling storytelling from experienced guides. Enjoy a few drinks at handpicked neighborhood bars while uncovering tales steeped in history, intrigue, and character. The exact meeting point is provided after booking.

At American Legion Post 21, this casual coffee meet-up brings together veterans, active-duty personnel, their families, and neighbors from the community. It offers time to swap stories, pose questions, and connect over a cup of coffee, often with donuts nearby. The spirit is simple and supportive, centered on listening, conversation, and community with local veterans.

This relaxed Sunday gathering centers on anime and brunch. Attendees can watch new episodes from popular series, share their own favorites, and enjoy a selection of brunch items. It is a community-focused day for fans to relax and connect over what they love.

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.

Presented by the Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians, this men’s drumming class series is led by Kaya Littleturtle of the Warpaint Singers and emphasizes tradition, rhythm, and cultural protocol. Formal instructional classes are scheduled for the last Sunday of each month, with practice sessions in between to reinforce skills, consistency, and group cohesion. The series supports cultural continuity and intergenerational learning while strengthening traditional men’s drumming within the community. RSVP in advance by emailing wassamasaw@hotmail.com. Registered participants will receive additional details and practice dates.

Experience the Healthy Kids Running Series at Carolyn Lewis Fields, a fall program centered on fun, fitness, and confidence for young runners. Part of the national HKRS initiative, it welcomes all kids and is guided by dedicated local coordinators who foster an encouraging atmosphere. Children get moving, take pride in their achievements, and build habits that support an active, healthy lifestyle.

Charleston Jazz Academy hosts a monthly jam session that welcomes musicians of all ages, including students, adult learners, and professionals. The environment is friendly and supportive, with a house rhythm section of local pros holding down the groove while participants sit in and share the music. A sign-up list is posted online ahead of each session along with tunes to review, making it easier to prepare. Listeners who simply want to enjoy the hang are also welcome, though space is limited. Admission is free.