Events in Hilton Head today

Unroll your mat for a 60 minute, all-levels vinyasa yoga class inside the tap room at Lot 9 Brewing Co, followed by a 12 ounce beverage of your choice. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and a valid ID. The cost is $20 per person, with the option to preregister or pay upon arrival.

Take part in a monthly painting class built for creativity and confidence. The session lasts two hours and welcomes both beginners and intermediate artists. All supplies are included, and the class fee is $35. Registration is required online, and seating is limited, so spots can fill quickly. For questions, call 843-707-5512.

This adult workshop introduces the art of cross stitch in a beginner friendly setting. Attendees learn to read patterns, select floss, and create tidy stitches while completing a project to take home. The cost is $45 per person and covers all materials, step by step instruction, a take home project, and small class sizes for personal guidance. The atmosphere is creative and relaxing. No prior experience is required, and participants can simply bring their creativity.

Tiki Night on the Patio brings island flair to a patio setting with a fun, tropical theme. Hawaiian shirts, bright prints, and other island inspired outfits are strongly encouraged. The vibe is all about sipping, a little shaking, and a quick escape to a paradise state of mind.

La Bodega features the full band every second Saturday of the month through the end of November.

Set out on a relaxing sunset cruise with sweeping views of Hilton Head Island and watch dolphins in the wild. Hear about the area’s wildlife along the way, and you are guaranteed to see dolphins. Beer, wine, snacks, and other beverages are available for purchase throughout the trip.

Anna Barnes brings live music to Coligny Center Stage as part of Coligny Summer Music. Saturdays highlight her performance, with the weekly lineup also featuring Jevon Daly's Kid Show on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, John Cranford and Eric Reid on Mondays, Kyle Wareham on Tuesdays, and Nick Poulin on Thursdays.

Guests board the Spirit of Harbor Town, a luxury vessel, for a sunset dinner cruise on Hilton Head Island. Dinner is served as wide open water views unfold and the sky shifts colors while the sun sinks toward the horizon. The cruise runs on most nights and is popular, so checking the schedule for availability is encouraged.

Folderol brings its Farewell to Summer to Coligny Theater, featuring music with a playful twist and a warm salute to the season.

Rock Candy brings a high energy banger to Big Bamboo Cafe, setting the scene for a lively night.

La Bodega Lite returns on Sundays for brunch at Nectar in Bluffton.

Settle into a serene salt room for a restorative meditation guided by Diane Corey. This session pairs mindfulness with halotherapy, blending calm focus with the natural benefits of pharmaceutical-grade salt to encourage deep relaxation, stress relief, and full mind and body renewal. Meditation can ease anxiety, sharpen concentration, balance emotions, and support more restful sleep, offering a simple way to reconnect with yourself. In the salt-infused environment, the clean, soothing air may support easier breathing, clearer skin, and reduced inflammation while enhancing overall relaxation. Expect gentle guidance from Diane, soft lighting, and comfortable seating, with optional zero gravity chairs. The setting is welcoming for both newcomers and experienced meditators. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Arrive as you are, breathe deeply, and take a quiet moment of stillness.

Music Bingo is free to participate in and welcoming to the whole family. A daily happy hour is also offered.

Jevon Daly presents a show for kids at Coligny Center Stage. It is part of a weekly music lineup, with this act featured on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, while other days highlight performances by John Cranford and Eric Reid on Mondays, Kyle Wareham on Tuesdays, Nick Poulin on Thursdays, and Anna Barnes on Saturdays.

Sunset Beach Yoga continues in 2026 with a free, donation-based, all-levels class on the sand. This 60 minute session offers a gentle way to begin the week, deepen the connection between breath and movement, and take in the Lowcountry’s sunset hues. Held at Fish Haul Beach Park on HHI, set up to the left of the blue walkway. Donations for the instructor are welcome. Please bring water, bug spray, and a beach towel. The Town of HHI has mandatory parking fees for weekend parking. This class is part of a series offered on the second Sunday of each month in 2026.

FIT4MOM Bluffton-Hilton Head offers a Stroller Strides class at DuBois Park in Bluffton. The workout blends strength, cardio, and core training and welcomes every fitness level. Moms exercise together while little ones ride safely in their strollers, creating a supportive space filled with encouragement and connection. It is open to longtime members and first timers, and the first class is free.

Experience a calm, guided meditation with Diane Corey in a serene salt room setting. The session pairs mindfulness with halotherapy, a practice that uses pharmaceutical grade salt to foster a clean and soothing environment. Together, these elements encourage deep relaxation, ease stress, and support restoration of mind and body. Meditation can quiet anxiety, improve focus, balance emotions, and help with sleep, offering a simple way to reconnect with yourself. The salt room component may support respiratory wellness, clearer skin, reduced inflammation, and more comfortable breathing. Expect soft lighting, comfortable seating with zero gravity chairs available, and a friendly environment that welcomes both beginners and experienced meditators. Take a deep breath, release tension, and leave feeling lighter and refreshed.

Kids can explore movement and music in a supportive setting with a blend of hip hop and yoga at MindState Movement, presented by Peace by Piece Therapy. This playful class encourages self-expression and confidence while introducing simple ways to calm the body and emotions. Participants gain a healthy outlet for stress and connect with others in a fun, welcoming environment. The first session is free, and after that the monthly cost is $75.

Enjoy music and bingo at R Bar - Bluffton, a laid-back gathering where you can test your knowledge with chances to win prizes.

Each Monday features live music from John Cranford and Eric Reid at Coligny Center Stage as part of Coligny Summer Music. The broader series fills the week with entertainment, including Jevon Daly Kid’s Show on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Kyle Wareham on Tuesdays, Nick Poulin on Thursdays, and Anna Barnes on Saturdays.

Test your knowledge at a weekly trivia night with Dr Factenstein at British Open Pub-Bluffton. Questions span many subjects and decades, so bring a well-rounded team to cover all the bases. Prizes are given to the top three teams each week, provided by the British Open Pub.

The plaza at The Shops at Sea Pines Center turns into a lively open air market that has become a favorite weekly tradition on Hilton Head Island, filled with fresh food, local creativity, and plenty of Lowcountry character. Browse seasonal picks like blueberries, strawberries, heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, and peaches, along with local seafood, fresh breads, and artisan cheeses. In addition to farm finds, talented artisans share handcrafted work in leather, fiber arts, ceramics, painting, jewelry, and home decor. Each visit offers something new, with a selection that changes from week to week. It is a gathering place where residents reconnect and visitors discover what makes Sea Pines special. Stroll the plaza, meet the makers, stock up on favorites, and enjoy a leisurely lunch while you are there.

Visitors can find Cara Mia Jewelry Designs among the vendors at the Farmers & Makers Market at Sea Pines Center.

Enjoy weekly live music from Jason at Sea Pines Harbourside.

Each Tuesday, La Bodega Lite brings beachside funk to The Dunes House.

Unwind with a restorative yoga session that soothes the nervous system and offers a refreshing midweek pause. Everything needed for practice is provided. The price is $20, or attend with a class pass.

F45 Bluffton and Mustang Run Club partner for a weekly running group at The Shark Tank at May River High School, centered on track training. Each gathering offers a classic track session plus a Hyrox-focused option, with MRC guiding the workouts. Participants should bring water.

Enjoy All Hits Music Bingo at Tio's Latin American Kitchen at Shelter Cove Towne Centre, featuring food and prizes.

Kyle Wareham brings live music to Coligny Center Stage as part of the Coligny Summer Music series. This performance is included in a weekly lineup that features Jevon Daly’s Kid’s Show on Sundays, John Cranford and Eric Reid on Mondays, Kyle Wareham on Tuesdays, Jevon Daly’s Kid’s Show again on Wednesdays and Fridays, Nick Poulin on Thursdays, and Anna Barnes on Saturdays.

Music-themed bingo welcomes all ages and is free to play. A daily happy hour is also available.

Ruby Lee’s Sports, Blues and Soul Food hosts a Tuesday Target Party with tasty food, upbeat music, and plenty of fun. The event centers on flavorful bites, lively tunes, and a festive atmosphere.

An upbeat evening features tasty bites, lively music, and a cheerful atmosphere. Requests are encouraged, giving the audience a chance to shape the music. Expect laughs that last the whole night.

Enjoy a beach yoga session at Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort, with the sound of the waves setting the tone for mindful movement and steady breathing. Head onto the sand and look for the spot marked by an American flag. The class welcomes all ages and experience levels. Bring a towel, a hat, sunscreen, and water, and arrive with a curious, open attitude. The cost is $20 per class. Private sessions are also available at the beach location of your choice for $120 per hour for up to four people, plus $20 for each additional person. To arrange a private class, call 843-422-8378.

Explore resin art inspired by the Hilton Head and Savannah shorelines at Creative Escapes. This hands on workshop shows how to create realistic water effects and vibrant horizon lines with epoxy resin. Receive step by step guidance on mixing pigments, layering resin to build depth, and adding details such as shells, sand, and shimmering waves to make a personalized beach or sunset scene for your home.

Get hands-on with food-safe epoxy resin while decorating a wooden cutting board. Experiment with coastal wave or marble-style patterns, bold swirls of color, or refined metallic details to create a standout design.

Discover resin art while creating a sparkling tumbler in a hands-on workshop for ages 7 and up. Play with glitter, practice resin application, and experiment with color blending. No prior experience is needed, and the activity is designed to deliver great results. Every participant finishes with a unique, functional keepsake, a personalized tumbler to take home.

Amy Spadafora leads a restorative sound bath at Pure Salt Studios Hilton Head Island that helps quiet the mind, bring balance, and leave you feeling renewed. The space features Himalayan salt walls that cast a gentle glow, creating a calm setting to slow down and reconnect with yourself. Space tends to go fast.

Part of Coligny Summer Music, this weekly kids’ show features Jevon Daly at Coligny Center Stage. It is one piece of a full week of music at the venue, with other days featuring John Cranford and Eric Reid, Kyle Wareham, Nick Poulin, and Anna Barnes, along with additional shows by Jevon Daly.

Each Thursday, a 5K run or walk takes place on the firm, flat shoreline of Hilton Head Island. The route follows the beach for an easy-to-navigate surface. Registration is online only and closes on race day. Entry fees are $30 for adults and $20 for children ages 12 and under.

This community plant exchange at Bluffton Branch Library welcomes plant enthusiasts to share their love of gardening and greenery. Bring a healthy houseplant or outdoor plant, a seedling, a rooted cutting, or seeds to trade with neighbors. After contributing an item, browse the available selections, pick out something new to take home, and enjoy light refreshments with friendly gardening conversation. All experience levels are welcome. For questions, call 843-255-6503.

Learn to craft vibrant salad dressings in a hands-on class with Suzanne and Vicki. Explore the essentials of extra virgin olive oils and balsamics, practice finding the right balance of flavors, and discover straightforward techniques that elevate everyday salads. You will sample and learn alongside other participants, gaining the confidence to make fresh, vibrant dressings whenever you like. Every attendee takes home a workbook filled with signature recipes designed to work every time, plus special savings to use in the shop. The fee is $25 per person, and advance reservations are required. Private evening sessions are available for groups.

Jason plays live music each week.

A live music performance will take place at the new Salty Dog, in the former Captain Woody's location.

Old Oyster Factory hosts a solo performance every Thursday, offering a weekly appearance by a single performer.

Target the Band returns to Jersey Pie with a lively set of tunes made for dancing. Enjoy live music alongside great food, cold beer, friendly faces, and an upbeat atmosphere.

Stee Colvin, a Bluffton, South Carolina singer and songwriter who appeared on season 24 of The Voice, performs with the Ear Candy Band in a set of genre-spanning favorites. He has led the group since 2015 and has released original music including the album Songs About Her and the EP Three. Joining him is Malcolm D. Horne, a professional guitarist, music producer, and musical director also known online as Musicman1017, recognized as the top African American Minecraft livestreamer on Twitch and founder of The Musicman Movement. Brooke Danielle Colvin Horne, Stee’s sister, completes the trio with richly layered harmonies and featured solo vocals. Formed in 2014, the Ear Candy Band unites producer, songwriter, and vocalist talents to bring studio-level polish to live renditions of pop, rock, R&B, Motown, and reggae hits. A music charge is collected at the door.

Enjoy “Spanish Romance,” a concert featuring Andrew Blanch’s acclaimed Spanish guitar program alongside Argentine mezzo-soprano Maria Eugenia Nieva. The night moves from a Spanish guitar recital rooted in classic Baroque and Spanish composers to Latin American music and songs celebrating love from across the region. The performance runs about 70 minutes without an interval, and all ages are welcome. Seating is general admission, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.

Enjoy a free outdoor movie in the park as part of a series that now begins earlier thanks to a larger screen. This screening features Dora & the Search for Sol Dorado. Families are welcome, and pets can come along. Pack chairs, blankets, and a pillow for comfort. Pick up takeout from SCTC restaurants or Kroger to enjoy during the show. Presented by SCTC merchants.

Brother Shucker's Hilton Head hosts a lighthearted night built around oyster-themed humor and shuck-centric wordplay. The atmosphere is cheeky and playful, with pun-filled banter and quirky one-liners that keep the laughs going. It is a shell-ebration of good vibes for anyone who enjoys a clever twist on oyster talk.