Events in Hilton Head, SC

Sean Biggins returns to Okatie Ale House for a solo appearance.

Target the Band is back at Jersey Pie with live music and upbeat energy. Enjoy tasty food, chilled beer, a friendly crowd, and feel-good vibes that will have you reaching for your boogie shoes.

Enjoy a disco-focused night with DJ Ben Hughey spinning 70s and 80s dance hits. Drink deals include $4 Disco Lemonade, $4 Deep Eddy shots, and $14 LIT pitchers.

Jason LaPorte performs music each week at Sea Pines Beach Club.

This event takes place on Wednesdays and Thursdays throughout the summer.

Enjoy a live solo performance at Old Oyster Factory, presented as part of a weekly Thursday series.

Enjoy craft beer paired with live music. Sip a brew as the music plays, bringing drinks and performance together in one place.

Kind Of Blue presents Stee and Ear Candy, led by Bluffton, South Carolina singer and songwriter Stee Colvin, recognized from season 24 of NBC’s The Voice. Colvin has fronted the group since 2015 and has released original music, including the 2010 album “Songs About Her” and the 2017 EP “Three.” Professional guitarist, music producer, and musical director Malcolm D. Horne joins the lineup. Also known as Musicman1017, he is a father and livestreamer, noted as the top African American Minecraft livestreamer on Twitch and the founder of The Musicman Movement. Rounding out the trio, Brooke Danielle Colvin Horne, Stee’s sister, contributes layered harmonies and steps into the spotlight for featured solos as an entertainer and singer songwriter. Formed in 2014, the Ear Candy Band brings studio polish to the stage with a dynamic set of pop, rock, R&B, Motown, and reggae favorites. A music charge will be collected at the door.

Thirsty Thursday at Brother Shucker's Hilton Head leans into oyster humor with a cheeky, shuck centric vibe. Playful promo banter packed with shellfish puns sets a fun tone for a lighthearted night of wordplay and an upbeat atmosphere.

This weekend bus trip to Hilton Head Island blends relaxation and activity. Motorcoach transportation is available from Charlotte, Spartanburg, and Columbia. Highlights include time on the beach, shopping, a wine tasting, and biking, plus a kickoff reception and a shared dinner. Participants also have pool access and complimentary golf cart transportation to the beach. Settle in for the ride, enjoy the coastal setting, and return feeling refreshed.

Jason LaPorte brings a weekly music set to Sea Pines Beach Club.

DD Band takes the stage at Tin & Tallow for a lively performance in a laid-back setting, with food available to round out the experience.

Fish Casual Coastal Seafood sets the scene for a Friday night rock party. The night centers on rock from start to finish.

Enjoy a solo performance by Sean Biggins at Crazy Crab Resturant with music, good food, and island views.

Enjoy an evening at Big Bamboo Cafe that pairs dinner with live music from the Beagles. The group performs Beatles songs along with other selections.

This evening outing aboard the luxury Spirit of Harbor Town features dinner and sweeping island views as the sun sets over the water. It is offered most nights and is popular, so availability can be limited.

Kind Of Blue hosts a performance by Stee and Ear Candy, featuring an energetic mix of pop, rock, R&B, Motown, and reggae favorites. Frontman Stee Colvin, a Bluffton, South Carolina singer and songwriter recognized for competing on season 24 of NBC’s The Voice, has led the group since 2015 and has released original music that includes the 2010 album Songs About Her and the 2017 EP Three. The lineup features guitarist, producer, and musical director Malcolm D. Horne, also known as Musicman1017, regarded as the number one African American Minecraft livestreamer on Twitch and founder of The Musicman Movement. Completing the trio, Brooke Danielle Colvin Horne contributes layered harmonies and spotlight solo vocals as an entertainer and singer songwriter. Formed in 2014, the Ear Candy Band unites producers, writers, and vocalists to bring studio detail to the stage in a modern live show. A music charge applies at the door.

DD Band delivers a high energy show made for dancing, creating a lively atmosphere that keeps you moving.

Set out on a relaxing sunset cruise to take in scenic views of Hilton Head Island while watching dolphins in their natural environment. Learn about local marine life from informative narration, with dolphin sightings guaranteed. Beer, wine, soft drinks, and snacks are available for purchase on board so you can enjoy refreshments as you cruise.

This vibrant stage production at Seahawk Cultural Center is presented by Hilton Head Ballroom Dance Studio and features both professional instructors and student performers. The program spans Ballroom, Latin, Tap, Jazz, and Musical Theatre, moving from graceful waltzes and passionate Latin selections to Broadway-inspired pieces and energetic ensemble numbers. Each routine is thoughtfully choreographed to highlight musicality, technique, and showmanship, celebrating creativity, community, and the joy of performing. Tickets are $25.

La Bodega Lite is back for Sunday brunch at Nectar in Bluffton.

The String Surfers bring a lively mix of bluegrass and Americana to Tin & Tallow. The afternoon blends spirited music with food, cold drinks, and a festive atmosphere.

Settle into the calming salt room at Pure Salt Studios for a guided meditation led by Diane Corey. This session pairs mindfulness with halotherapy, which disperses pharmaceutical-grade salt to create a clean, soothing environment that may support respiratory health, clearer skin, reduced inflammation, and improved relaxation and breathing. Meditation can ease stress and anxiety, sharpen focus, balance emotions, and encourage more restful sleep, offering a simple way to reconnect with yourself. Together, meditation and salt therapy create an immersive wellness experience designed to help you breathe more comfortably and feel lighter. Expect a softly lit space, comfortable seating with zero gravity chairs available, and a welcoming environment suitable for all experience levels. Space is limited and pre-registration is required.

Look forward to a casual outing focused on music bingo. Participation is free and the vibe is family friendly. A daily happy hour is available at the venue.

Enjoy a lively set as the band turns up the energy at Lake Somerset with a rocking performance by the water.

Welcome the fall season with a restorative experience centered on the chakra system. Explore your internal energy, gently release blockages, and invite balance through a guided meditation enhanced by crystal bowls, blends of essential oils, and a group energy clearing. This Fall Equinox session supports rejuvenation and restoration across the chakra centers. Cost is $40.

Sea Pines Beach Club hosts an evening devoted to Heaven Hill Distillery with bourbon tastings and a multi-course dinner. An array of Heaven Hill spirits will be served in cocktails or straight and paired with a four-course menu created by Chef Clinton Barabas. Dessert will be prepared by Resort Executive Pastry Chef Iain Jones. The tasting lineup will be revealed soon, welcoming both seasoned bourbon enthusiasts and the simply curious.

Lincoln & South Brewing Company hosts an upbeat gathering focused on beer, food, and fun. Expect a lively atmosphere and plenty of good times at the brewery.

The nonprofit Pat Conroy Literary Center hosts the 10th Annual Lowcountry Book Club Convention at the Culinary Institute of the South at the Technical College of the Lowcountry in Bluffton. Designed for current book club members, those considering joining a group, and readers who simply enjoy books, this gathering brings authors and readers together for a full day of literary conversation. The program features a keynote conversation with Colleen Oakley and Cassandra King, an author discussion with Dana Ridenour and Susan Zurenda interviewed by Margaret Evans, and an author presentation with Jennifer Moorman in conversation with Annette Flavel. Book sales and signing opportunities are offered throughout the event, including after each session. A lunch break includes gourmet box lunches provided by Catering by Debbi Covington. This is a ticketed event.

Discover the art of the fantastical in a hands-on workshop with instructor Samantha Dwornikoski. Through guided lessons, explore the roots of fantasy imagery and how it shapes the stories seen across today’s creative media. Build skills in myth-inspired symbolism and visual language, refine style and tone with expressive design, and strengthen fundamentals like anatomy, shape, lighting, and rendering. Learn the instructor’s underdrawing and color-wash layering approach to take an illustration from rough concept to a fully finished piece. Suitable for beginners as well as experienced artists, the focus is on imaginative, story-driven artwork and professional techniques. Tuition is $100, with a $90 rate for members.

A local veterinarian will provide essential care for dogs and cats, including vaccinations, heartworm testing, and microchipping. Rabies vaccines are available as a one-year option for $15 or a three-year option for $25. Core vaccines cost $15 for DHPP for dogs and FVRCP for cats. Additional protection is offered with FeLV for cats and Bordetella for dogs at $25 each. Heartworm testing is $25, and microchips are $25.

Fish at Coligny sets the stage for a rocking night with Heavy Equipment this year.

4 Piece & A Biscuit teams up with Savannah E to bring a funk-driven set to Tiki Hut.

A mahjongg tournament supporting the Alzheimer’s Association will be held at the Hilton Head Lakes Amenity Center. Players will compete under National Mahjongg Tournament rules using the official 2026 Mahjongg card, with three rounds of four games each. A snack break is planned, cash prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers, and a cash raffle and auction will raise additional funds for the cause. Entry is $35 per person and all proceeds are donated to the Alzheimer’s Association. Space is limited to 40 players and advance registration is required, with spots allocated in the order registrations are received. During play, cell phones are not permitted and only game materials and each player’s card may be on the table. To register or ask questions, email Jackie Schaffhauser at jbschaff7@yahoo.com or Ine VanderMaarel at inevandermaarel@gmail.com.

Second Helpings and The Church of the Cross Food Bank present Fresh Xpress, a free community farmers market offering fresh produce for individuals and families. In partnership with the Lowcountry Food Bank, it is open to all and provides fruits and vegetables at no cost. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own bags for carrying groceries. The market takes place at The Church of the Cross Food Bank and focuses on expanding access to fresh food in the community.

Designed for those who are retired or approaching retirement, this two-night course at the USCB Bluffton Campus from CFG Wealth Management, LLC focuses on the essentials of financial planning in retirement. The sessions cover practical ways to take greater control of investments, use basic tax reduction approaches, increase monthly income, and protect lifelong savings by avoiding common investment missteps and unnecessary estate taxes. Attendees also learn how to prepare for major healthcare costs, reduce taxes on IRA and 401(k) distributions, and transfer assets to heirs while keeping probate, tax, and legal expenses to a minimum. Additional topics include building a sound retirement income plan, understanding four important legal documents, and exploring how the 2025 Big Beautiful Bill could affect retirement accounts. Additional dates are offered at STC, OTC, and the STC Pooler campus.

This event returns once again.

Hilton Head Takeover is a hosted motorcoach getaway to Hilton Head Island centered on the Fish & Grits Music Festival, organized by GEM Travel. The experience blends live music, Lowcountry flavors, and coastal culture with the ease of a guided trip from beginning to end. Travelers ride together on a comfortable luxury motorcoach and enjoy a curated mix of highlights, including time along Savannah’s historic waterfront, a visit to Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park, and admission to the Fish & Grits Music Festival. Expect great food, a relaxed coastal atmosphere, and the camaraderie of a friendly group of travelers. The package includes roundtrip motorcoach transportation, three nights of hotel accommodations, three hotel breakfasts, entry to Historic Mitchelville Freedom Park, festival admission, free time to explore Savannah, a GEM Travel gift bag, snacks on the bus, onboard games, trivia and giveaways, plus continuous hosting throughout the trip. Space is limited to 50 travelers and seats are available on a first come, first served basis. Pricing is $550 per person based on double occupancy or $780 for a single. A $75 non-refundable deposit secures a spot, and a monthly payment plan is available after the deposit. This trip is ideal for people who love music, food, and culture, enjoy group travel and meeting new people, prefer stress-free planning, and want a grown-up weekend with good vibes.

At The Shops at Sea Pines Center, this artisan-focused gathering highlights local creativity with art, live music, and food. Wander the plaza to explore handmade goods, connect with the makers, and enjoy performances as you browse. The event also gives back, with a portion of vendor proceeds donated to a nonprofit featured that evening. Guests can expect a welcoming community atmosphere and opportunities to discover unique, locally made items.

Set out on a weekend motorcoach getaway to Hilton Head Island, where coastal relaxation pairs with festival fun. Round-trip transportation is provided from Charlotte, North Carolina, Spartanburg, South Carolina, and Columbia, South Carolina, so you can leave the driving to someone else and enjoy the journey. The trip features a welcome reception, access to an outdoor pool, and admission to the Fish N Grits Festival. Complimentary golf cart shuttles make beach time simple, while options like sandy shores, outlet shopping, bike rides, and scenic walking trails offer plenty to do. Whether you prefer a laid-back escape or an active itinerary, there are experiences to fit every pace.

Enjoy live music from Federol at Buckwalter Place Park Amphitheater as part of the Bluffton Music Series. Admission is free. Beer and wine will be available for purchase, and food trucks will be on site. The event is pet friendly. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and relax while taking in the show with the community.

A free community farmers market at Venture Church provides fresh produce for individuals and families in partnership with the Lowcountry Food Bank. All community members are welcome to shop at no cost. Please bring your own bags to carry home fruits and vegetables.

Lowcountry Fish and Grits Music Festival celebrates Gullah Geechee heritage and its enduring ties to the African diaspora. The experience features live music, signature Lowcountry food, and visual art and performances, all grounded in tradition, storytelling, rhythm, and a strong sense of community. Clear bags are preferred but not required, and all bags are subject to search. Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. The event is family friendly, and children under 5 enter free. Concealable weapons are prohibited. It will take place rain or shine. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Ticket prices, the artist lineup, and other festival details are subject to change.

A beach party at Tiki Hut features live music from The DD Band. Bring a chair and invite friends, then settle in as the band keeps the music going.

A fundraising gala dinner in Corpus Christi, USA, supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. Donations are managed by Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. EIN 13-3626299.

Guest instructor Anne Strutz leads a two-day, hands-on workshop focused on bringing energy and movement to your paintings through expressive mark-making. Participants explore water-mixable oils alongside brayers, pastels, watercolor, and other mixed-media tools to develop rich textures, rhythmic layers, and dynamic surfaces. Through demonstrations and guided practice, the sessions cover making bold impressions with a brayer, pairing brushwork with unconventional tools, combining oils with pastel and watercolor for expanded expression, and applying essential color theory to shape mood and atmosphere. The format encourages playful experimentation while strengthening each artist’s personal voice, and it welcomes both adventurous beginners and experienced painters. Students provide their own supplies. Tuition is $350, with a $315 rate available for members.

The String Surfers deliver bluegrass, Americana, and acoustic favorites at Lot 9 Bluffton. Cold drinks and a relaxed, fun atmosphere round out the experience.

In recognition of World Mental Health Day, a walk at Shelter Cove Community Park will raise awareness and funds for mental health in the Lowcountry. Registration is open, and more details will be shared soon.

Professionals from across the Lowcountry gather for an Emerging Leaders networking happy hour focused on business, leadership, professional growth, and community impact. Hosted by Margi Rice and Dayna Muggeo of COAST, brokered by eXp Realty, and sponsored by R.S. Andrews, the gathering welcomes participants from any industry and at any career stage to build connections, exchange ideas, and become more involved in the area. A relaxed setting features appetizers, beer, wine, and seltzers. Admission is $10 for non-members, and an Emerging Leaders membership is available for $25 per year. All are welcome. Advance registration is required, and bringing a friend or colleague is encouraged.

FLOW Gallery + Workshop hosts a warm welcome for Artist in Residence Brandon Finnorn, featuring a free reception with art and conversation. Guests can get an early look at his oil paintings that honor the natural world, using nuanced color to show how light moves across fur, feathers, and scales. The reception also offers insight into his path from a Gulf Coast childhood to medical training, followed by a full-time shift to painting. A bird painting workshop at FLOW Gallery + Workshop highlights his start to finish approach. It begins with reference photography and time observing birds, then moves through blocking shapes, building layers of color, and adding detail and a sense of motion. The session supports both seasoned artists and beginners, and it invites a fresh perspective on the birds of Palmetto Bluff. A fish painting workshop in the Conservancy Classroom draws on his underwater photography. Participants receive step by step guidance to craft a painting that captures light filtering through water and catching on scales and sediment. Bringing a photo of a favorite catch is encouraged so each piece can carry personal meaning. All skill levels are welcome. Based in Madisonville, Louisiana, Brandon Finnorn paints the wildlife and seascapes of the Gulf Coast. He grew up along Alabama’s waterways, earned a medical degree, and dedicated himself fully to art in 2017. Photography and underwater exploration inform his vibrant, detailed canvases. His work has appeared in We Are Fly Fishing, In The Loop, and Mobile Bay Magazine, and he has collaborated with Orvis and Simms. During this residency at Palmetto Bluff, he guides participants in exploring coastal landscapes and wildlife through observation, sketching, and painting techniques.

Sean Biggins returns to Okatie Ale House for a solo show.

A women-focused wellness retreat in Hilton Head, South Carolina invites participants to slow down, come together, and leave renewed. Inspired by the autumn harvest, it offers dedicated time for rest and reflection.

Explore the art and history of indigo at a Discovery Night program featuring author and living history presenter Margaret (Peggy) Pickett, who shares the story of Eliza Lucas Pinckney and how her 1739 indigo experiments at age 17 helped spark a thriving industry in South Carolina. Learn the dyeing process, then create an indigo tie-dye piece to take home. The museum provides one scarf per person to dye, and participants may bring one additional small cotton item, such as a tea towel, apron, or shirt. Hosted at the Coastal Discovery Museum. Tickets are $25 per person and open to ages 13 and up.

Designed for both longtime participants and first timers, this Stroller Strides class with FIT4MOM Bluffton-Hilton Head blends strength work, cardio, and core exercises with options to suit every fitness level. Moms get an energizing workout while little ones ride safely in their strollers, creating a friendly space for connection, encouragement, and plenty of laughter. The focus is on community as much as fitness, and many leave feeling stronger. A complimentary first class is available for newcomers.

DD Band delivers a high energy performance made for dancing at Crescent Pointe Golf Club in Hilton Head. The Crescent Pointe Golf Course Pub sets the scene for a lively time.

4 Piece & A Biscuit stage a recurring takeover at Tiki Hut. It lands on the third Saturday of each month and continues into October.

Celebrate the season at a fall fest at Rose Hill Plantation, where dancing is the highlight.

Celebrate beer, food, and fun with a rock-out vibe at Lincoln & South Brewing Company.

A Stroller Strides workout takes place on the MC Riley Elementary School field right before Soccer Shots. The class lasts one hour and combines strength, cardio, and core work for all fitness levels. Children ride in strollers, creating an experience where moms can focus on fitness while little ones are close by. Expect a welcoming atmosphere with encouragement, friendship, and a supportive network of moms. New participants can take their first class at no cost.

Set among the oaks and wide fairways of Port Royal Golf Club on Hilton Head Island, this concours and motoring festival invites guests to experience automotive craftsmanship up close, without barriers. Expect rare collector automobiles alongside aviation exhibits, plus elements of fashion, design, luxury hospitality, and distinctive Lowcountry experiences. Enthusiasts, collectors, families, and first-time visitors can admire award-winning classics, explore watercraft and motorcycles, and discover the stories behind notable vehicles from around the world. Children and students 18 and under receive complimentary admission, keeping the next generation close to the art, history, and innovation of transportation.

Set on Hilton Head Island, the Hilton Head Half & Quarter Marathon & 5K features a scenic course and three distances to match a variety of goals. Runners can take on the Half Marathon at 13.1 miles, the Quarter Marathon at 6.55 miles, or the 5K at 3.1 miles. After the finish, expect live music, snacks, and cold beer, plus celebratory race bling.

FLOW Gallery + Workshop presents a residency with Rachel Gardner, introduced through a reception that spotlights her world of three-dimensional papier-mâché shaped by the natural forms surrounding her Houston home. The reception features a live demonstration and a preview of techniques she plans to share during her time at Palmetto Bluff. The residency continues with hands-on sessions at the gallery. In Papier-Mâché Birds, participants move from building an armature to painting fine details to create a lifelike bird, with a relaxed pace and a lunch break that allows pieces to dry. Beyond the Brush: Creating with Nature’s Tools explores making art with sticks, leaves, acorns, and other found materials, encouraging experimentation and texture. Papier-Mâché Holiday Ornaments welcomes children and adults to craft whimsical seasonal pieces in an all-ages setting. Rachel Gardner is a Houston-based artist and professor whose fascination with nature informs her practice. After completing a BFA and MFA, she shifted from painting to sculpture, developing a distinctive approach that blends painterly detail with three-dimensional form. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses and leads workshops on papier-mâché sculpture, creative form, and using nature-sourced tools to create ink drawings.

Set on Daufuskie Island, this nature-centered yoga and health retreat brings together daily yoga, guided meditation, and wellness talks, complemented by spa services and plant-based cuisine. Travel is streamlined with a ferry to and from Hilton Head Island and transportation directly to a private oceanfront cottage. A golf cart tour offers a look around the island, and guests have access to a private beach for the duration of their stay. One 50-minute bodywork session is included, with a choice of massage, Thai session, or energy session, and availability for each service is limited. Meals and healthy snacks are provided from arrival through departure, including lunch and dinner on the first evening, three meals on the full day, and breakfast plus a to-go lunch on the final day. All-inclusive pricing is $1,500 per person for an ocean-view shared room with two Queen beds and a shared bathroom, or $1,400 per person for a non-ocean-view shared room with the same setup. A single private suite with a King bed is available for $2,500 for solo occupancy, or $1,300 per person when shared.

The String Surfers take the stage at Lot 9 Bluffton with a set of bluegrass, Americana, and acoustic favorites. Refreshing drinks are on hand for a relaxed, good-time atmosphere.

Groove Town Assault performs at Buckwalter Place Park Amphitheater as part of the Bluffton Music Series. Admission is free. Beer and wine will be available for purchase, and food trucks will be on site. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to relax on the grass. Pets are welcome. Sponsored by Renewal By Andersen.

Longfield Stables at Palmetto Bluff hosts a schooling opportunity focused on dressage test preparation. Riders can choose between two formats to match their goals. The Refine-A-Test option offers a 30-minute session to ride a test with instruction, and the Ride-A-Test option provides a scored run. Judging is by Amy McElroy, who holds USDF L with distinction and USEF r, R, and S judging credentials, with distinctions in Freestyle, Young Horse, and Dressage Seat Equitation. Stabling is available. Fees are $25 for Ride-A-Test, $75 for Refine-A-Test, and a $30 haul-in fee.

Rooted in a 26-year partnership between St. Andrew By-The-Sea United Methodist Church and Hudson's Seafood House on the Docks, Hilton Head’s community Thanksgiving dinner welcomes all to a complimentary, family-style feast with all the classic trimmings. It offers a traditional meal served at shared tables, creating a warm setting for the community to come together.

More than 40 local vendors come together for an extra special Small Business Saturday at the Hilton Head Community Market. Browse the market for personal, thoughtful finds that feel more fun than big box purchases. Choosing local this holiday season supports small businesses and makes a meaningful difference.

FLOW Gallery + Workshop hosts floral designer Maria Baldwin for an Artist in Residence program centered on seasonal botanicals from her Wimbee Creek Farm. It begins with a welcome reception that spotlights her farm-grown approach and offers a close look at sample pieces that showcase how she blends color and texture. The residency continues with three hands-on sessions. A winter wreathmaking workshop covers how to layer, shape, and finish a wreath, along with practical tips to help it stay fresh. An evergreen garland class uses fresh greens with colorful blooms and branches from her garden to teach techniques for arranging eye-catching accents suited to a mantle or a table. A seasonal centerpiece workshop guides attendees through establishing forms, balancing hues and textures, and keeping arrangements vibrant throughout the holidays. Maria Baldwin, together with Kristina Crisologo, creates lush, artful designs rooted in the history and sense of place of Wimbee Creek Farm, which supplies seasonal blooms to designers, wedding planners, and flower lovers across the Lowcountry.