Events in Hilton Head today

The plaza at The Shops at Sea Pines Center becomes a lively outdoor market that has grown into a beloved weekly tradition on Hilton Head Island. Each visit features fresh flavors, local talent, and plenty of Lowcountry flair. Shoppers can explore seasonal produce such as blueberries, strawberries, heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, and ripe peaches, along with seafood from local waters, freshly baked breads, and specialty cheeses. Beyond the food, area makers showcase handmade work that includes leather goods, fiber art, ceramics, paintings, jewelry, and home decor. The mix changes throughout the season, so every booth has a story and each trip offers something new. It is a place where neighbors reconnect and visitors discover what makes Sea Pines special. Wander the plaza, meet the makers, stock up on favorites, and enjoy lunch amid the market atmosphere.

Discover Cara Mia Jewelry Designs at Sea Pines Center as part of the farmers and makers market. Explore their jewelry designs while enjoying the market atmosphere.

Each Tuesday, La Bodega Lite brings funky beach vibes to The Dunes House, turning the shoreline into a weekly groove by the water.

Jason LaPorte performs a weekly live music set at Sea Pines Harbourside.

F45 Bluffton teams up with Mustang Run Club for a weekly run club at the May River High School Track. Participants can choose a classic track workout or opt for a Hyrox-focused session led by MRC. Bringing water is recommended.

All Hits Music Bingo comes to Tio's Latin American Kitchen at Shelter Cove Towne Centre, combining a music-themed bingo game with food and prizes.

This event features music bingo that is free to play and open to all ages. A daily happy hour takes place beforehand.

Settle in for a lively night with food, music, and plenty of laughs. Requests are welcome, and the entertainment is set to keep the laughter going from start to finish.

Target Party Tuesdays at Ruby Lee’s brings together food, music, and plenty of fun.

Bring your dancing shoes, because Target the Band is back at Jersey Pie with live music and an upbeat atmosphere. Enjoy tasty food, chilled beer, and the company of a welcoming crowd while the band keeps the energy high.

Big Bamboo Cafe presents an all new disco night with a 70s and 80s dance soundtrack led by DJ Ben Hughey. Enjoy drink specials including $4 Disco Lemonade, $4 Deep Eddy shots, and $14 LIT pitchers while the floor fills with classic grooves.

Look forward to weekly live music from Jason LaPorte at Sea Pines Beach Club.

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

At Kind Of Blue, Stee Colvin leads Ear Candy for an upbeat set spanning pop, rock, R&B, Motown, and reggae favorites. A singer and songwriter from Bluffton, South Carolina, Colvin gained national attention as a Season 24 competitor on NBC’s The Voice, has fronted the group since 2015, and has released original music including the album Songs About Her and the EP Three. He is joined by Malcolm D. Horne, a professional guitarist, producer, and musical director who also streams as Musicman1017 on Twitch, where he is ranked as the number one African American Minecraft livestreamer and is the founder of The Musicman Movement. Brooke Danielle Colvin Horne, Stee’s sister, rounds out the trio with tight harmonies and standout solo moments. Formed in 2014, Ear Candy brings studio polish to the stage with a high-energy approach delivered by producer songwriters and vocalists. A music charge will be collected at the door.

Thirsty Thursday at Brother Shucker's Hilton Head leans into oyster-inspired humor and a playful vibe. The banter is loaded with shellfish puns, with Stephen, Bob, Dave, and Brian tossing around quips about the oyster side of life, getting a bit boisterous, and turning in for a pearly good sleep. A lighthearted, shuck-centric evening from start to finish.

Jason LaPorte performs live at Sea Pines Beach Club in a weekly set.

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.

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

Kind Of Blue presents a performance with Stee Colvin and the Ear Candy Band, a trio delivering hits across pop, rock, R&B, Motown and reggae. Singer and songwriter Stee Colvin, known for competing on NBC’s The Voice season 24, leads the group and has released original music including the album Songs About Her and the EP Three. He has fronted the Ear Candy Band since 2015. Professional guitarist, music producer and musical director Malcolm D. Horne adds his expertise, and on Twitch he appears as Musicman1017, widely recognized as the top African American Minecraft livestreamer and founder of The Musicman Movement. Brooke Danielle Colvin Horne completes the lineup with rich harmonies and standout solo moments. Formed in 2014, the Ear Candy Band unites producers, songwriters and vocalists who bring studio polish to the stage for a memorable show. A music charge applies at the door.

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.

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

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

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.

Settle into a serene salt room for a meditation session led by Diane Corey. This experience weaves mindful practice with the restorative qualities of salt therapy to encourage deep relaxation, relieve stress, and refresh both mind and body. Meditation can reduce stress and anxiety, improve focus, support emotional balance, and promote better sleep. In the salt-enriched space, the clean, soothing air may support easier breathing, clearer skin, and reduced inflammation while enhancing overall calm. Expect a gently lit room, comfortable seating with zero gravity chairs on hand, and a welcoming environment for all experience levels. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is required. Take deep breaths and give yourself a quiet moment of stillness.

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Enjoy music bingo that is free to play and suitable for the whole family. A happy hour is available.