Events in Mount Pleasant today

Fresh flavors and local treasures come together at the Summerville Farmers Market, a lively open air marketplace featuring farmers, growers, artisans, and specialty food vendors. Nut Time Snacks will be serving hot, fragrant pecans, cashews, and almonds roasted on site, along with a wide variety of creamy fudge, crisp pickles, and warm soft pretzels. Free samples make it easy to taste before you buy. Arrive hungry and head home with something you did not know you needed.

Celebrate the nation’s 250th with an immersive blacksmithing session at The Forge at Charleston Adventure Forest. Participants work directly with fire and steel, using time honored methods to shape and finish a tomahawk to take home as a tangible memento. This is a hands-on workshop rather than a demonstration. Space is limited and reservations are required.

Experience yoga in the greenhouse at Ace Hardware and Bolts & Brews Beer Garden. These all-levels classes take place on Saturdays with a rotating lineup of local instructors, 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 to use.

Paddle to Cat Island on the upper Wando River for a relaxed day of exploration and fossil hunting. The island offers a sandy shoreline for lounging and a compact maritime forest to wander, and its beaches are known for frequent shark tooth finds. Participants meet at Paradise Island Boat Landing half an hour before the tour begins, then use the tide to travel to the island while learning about local wildlife and the area’s history. Time ashore includes lunch, relaxing, swimming, beachcombing, and a brief guided nature walk for those who are interested. About an hour is spent on the island before the tide turns for the return paddle, and the full outing lasts roughly four to five hours. Bring lunch, plenty of water, sunscreen, and clothing and footwear suitable for paddling and beach conditions. Advance booking is required online or by calling 843-697-2075. Pricing is 75 dollars for adults, 55 dollars for children under 12, and 35 dollars for those bringing their own boat.

Enjoy a relaxed brunch at Chatty Magpie Cafe featuring fresh breakfast classics, specialty drinks, and carefully crafted coffee alongside live sets from local musicians. The comfortable neighborhood cafe atmosphere makes it a welcoming place to slow down and spend time with friends and family. Focused on good food, good music, and genuine connection, it brings the North Charleston community together.

Head to the pickleball courts behind Luminary and Brew Coffee for a free community meetup. Bring your own paddle if you have one, and borrow from the extra paddles and balls available. Players at any experience level are welcome, and friends and family are invited to participate.

This ongoing series at Goose Creek Recreation Center welcomes women of every age to explore traditional Native dance in an encouraging setting. Sessions highlight essential steps, the cultural stories and meaning behind each dance, and opportunities to connect with others through shared tradition. Newcomers and continuing dancers are supported equally, with an emphasis on community, cultural celebration, and personal growth.

This end of summer market features food, games, and a range of local vendors. Music will be part of the experience, along with additional activities to enjoy. Admission is free for attendees of all ages. Vendors interested in participating can contact Stacey Craven at (843) 478-4842.

Top Dawg Tavern’s annual Family Day is happening with a full lunch-time lineup for families. Enjoy meet and greet photos and autographs with Ariel and Woody from Toy Story, plus activities like a coloring contest, paint pixie face painting, and Carol’s balloon art. Kids meals are also available every day for $6, and they come with a kids drink and ice cream.

A community back to school backpack drive offers free backpacks packed with school supplies to support students as the new year approaches. Families can also enjoy free hot dogs and popcorn, and kids can take a turn on a giant bounce slide for extra fun. Quantities are limited and items will be given out while they last.

Charleston County School District hosts the fourth annual Serving the Unhoused at the convention center. There will be free food, access to resources and support, fun activities for children, and giveaways, including a refurbished car.

A Charleston tango gathering that blends practice and social dancing with a shared brunch. Participants contribute a sweet or savory dish and spend the session dancing, practicing, and sharing a meal at Tanja’s.

At the Magnolia Workshop, spend an afternoon crafting a textile you dye yourself using time-honored indigo methods. Work with a plant-based extract, dip your fabric into the vat, and watch it shift from green to a rich blue as the dye oxidizes. As part of America 250 programming, this hands-on session explores the science behind natural dyeing, from fermentation to oxidation, while also examining the layered history of indigo in colonial South Carolina and the indispensable expertise and labor of enslaved Africans in the Lowcountry. Unwind, get creative, and connect with others while enjoying light bites and refreshments. Participants design and dye a personalized set of four dinner napkins to take home, delve into the chemistry that powers the color transformation, and link the experience to America’s Revolutionary past through Southern agricultural history. Bonus admission invites you to extend the day with a self-guided stroll through Magnolia’s Heritage Garden and the indigo maze. Curated for adults, history fans, gardeners, crafters, and curious learners, and no prior dyeing experience is needed.

Experience a classic taste of the South with a low country boil, also known as a shrimp boil or Frogmore stew. This one-pot meal brings together shrimp, sausage, and vegetables for hearty, comforting flavor. Dessert features a seasonal fruit crumble. Guests may bring the beer of their choice to pair with the spread. A relaxed pick for a date or an easygoing get-together with friends.

Celebrate the start of a new school year at Palmetto Scholars Academy with a campus gathering that features meet and greets with the Cross Country and Volleyball teams, Kona Ice alongside other local food trucks, a three point shooting contest with cash prizes, and a cornhole tournament with cash prizes. Attendees can purchase Phoenix Club memberships, pick up new PSA merchandise, and support student athletes through donations. This event welcomes students, families, alumni, and community supporters to connect and share in the school spirit.

Kick off the Tim McGraw concert with a pre-party at New Realm Brewing. The event runs from 4 PM to 7 PM and features live music, cold drinks, and a special concert menu plus quick bites to help you get ready for the show. It is all ages and includes free parking.

Set out on a two hour, 1.5 mile walk through downtown Summerville, with a route that includes Azalea Park, and hear stories of local history alongside accounts of buried scandals, heartbreaking tragedies, and lingering ghost lore. Pricing applies to participants 13 and older, children ages 10 to 12 may come free, and guests younger than 10 are not allowed.

Charleston is set for a high-energy night as Holy City Fight Night: Summer Knockout combines live boxing, the buzz of a marquee sporting occasion, and the feel of a night out with friends. This edition teams up with Hurricane Boxing and features skilled fighters from across the region battling through a series of intense bouts. Whether you are a longtime fan or brand new to the sport, the action is designed to deliver from start to finish. Expect live matchups, VIP seating with hospitality options, curated vendors, music and entertainment with interactive elements, premium sponsor experiences, and chances to meet fighters and special guests. The experience is up close and immersive, blending fierce competition with a lively social atmosphere. Tickets are limited, and pricing may increase as the event nears. For sponsorship inquiries, contact sponsors@holycityfights.com.

Join Total Wine & More for a fun, guided session on how to pair wine and cheese. You’ll learn about different wine and cheese combinations and discover which cheeses tend to pair best with specific wines. The class runs from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM.

Here Be Books & Games hosts an in-store game night featuring open access to its board game library and a growing puzzle selection. Admission grants use of more than 400 games, ranging from timeless favorites to recent releases, casual picks, thematic adventures, and strategy challenges. The game collection is shelved in the Gate Room, and puzzles are located under the TV in the Dragon Room. Upon arrival, check in at the counter and sign the guest book. Capacity is limited. Entry is $5, or $7.50 with one drink and one snack included.

At Home Team BBQ-Downtown, Southern songwriter Scott Low brings music that blends blues grit with folk storytelling and the unhurried touch of a river guide. His recent releases Struttin’ Round Town (2025) and The Appalachian Blues (2024) tap into the rural South, pairing rough-hewn guitar, smoldering vocals, and lived-in lyrics that move from swaggering grooves to bare acoustic confessionals. After winning the 2025 Atlanta Blues Challenge, he presents Grateful Blues in full, as heard on Grateful Dead XM, honoring Jerry Garcia. Ranked among the top ten acoustic blues albums of 2025, it salutes the meeting place of traditional blues and psychedelic Americana. The performance reimagines blues standards favored by the Grateful Dead and offers fresh takes on Dead originals, fusing raw Delta textures with an improvisational spirit.

Chris Boone is performing at Wando River Grill for an evening of indie rock and pop rock. The show starts at 6:00 PM.

Join a fun Dungeon Donut themed trivia night with a “Bring Your Bookclub” vibe. The session runs as a laid back, group activity where you can sip, paint, and relax while you play trivia. Studio staff provide the supplies and step by step instruction for the artwork, and you’ll take home your finished piece at the end. BYOB is allowed (21+ to consume alcohol), and you can bring drinks and snacks if you’d like. Please note observers, infants, and toddlers are not allowed, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Arrive a few minutes early for check-in so you don’t miss important instructions.

Charles Esten’s sixth annual WARDjammer arrives on the Isle of Palms, highlighting the artist known on screen as Ward Cameron in Outer Banks, Deacon in Nashville, and for his improvisation on Whose Line Is It Anyway. Beyond acting, he has carved out a notable career as a recording artist and songwriter. Billboard praised his independent debut album, Love Ain’t Pretty, for its gritty country character. He has appeared at the Grand Ole Opry nearly 200 times and has led headlining tours across the United States and Europe. He also supports important causes as the National Honorary Spokesperson for Blood Cancer United’s Light the Night Walk and as a board member and volunteer with Musicians On Call.

Live music from Drew Marler is planned. If there is a storm or extreme heat, the performance will be moved inside so the music can continue.

Settle in for a laid back painting session at Craft & Canvas. An instructor will guide a fun, beginner friendly project with clear, step by step instruction, so both newcomers and experienced painters can create something to take home. All supplies are provided. Bring your own beverage to enjoy, beer or wine only, and relax with friends while you paint. To see which artwork is featured for this session, check the calendar on the Craft & Canvas website.

Get ready for a country rock night with 49 Winchester as part of the Tim McGraw: Pawn Shop Guitar Tour. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM at Credit One Stadium.

Head to Charleston Mini Folk Fest for a lively evening of folk, country, old-time, and bluegrass music with The Whippoorwills, Grittygrass, and Futuretime String Band. There will also be pop-up tacos from chef Allen Duggar, plus local art and vendors throughout the night.

Shane Gillis is bringing his comedy show to North Charleston. The performance is scheduled for 7:00 PM at North Charleston Coliseum.

A tribute performance honoring the music of Queen takes the stage at Charleston Music Hall. This all-ages concert is open to everyone who wants to experience a night dedicated to the band’s iconic catalog. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

This two-hour haunted bar walk blends Summerville nightlife with eerie storytelling from knowledgeable guides. Participants visit carefully chosen local bars to enjoy drinks while uncovering centuries of intrigue, scandal, and charm. The experience emphasizes engaging tales and a social atmosphere. Exact meeting details are provided after booking.

Part of the long-running Charleston Sprint Triathlon Series, this race at James Island County Park combines a 600-yard freshwater swim, a 12-mile bike ride, and a flat 5K run. Tens of thousands have taken part over the years, and the series has been recognized by the Charleston Metro Sports Council as a Top Ten Charleston Signature Sport Event. Participants should be ready for an open water swim and for cycling on roads that remain open to traffic. Registration is $70 per race and there is no race day registration. Packet pickup is available on site on race day. Athletes receive one t-shirt for the series. Water stations will be set along the course, and bringing pre-filled bottles is encouraged. Bibs are required, body marking is not provided, and lost bib penalties apply. Starts are organized in waves. Bringing basic tools for on-site bike repairs is recommended. A post-race awards ceremony will take place at the venue. This event welcomes triathletes of all experience levels. Accessible parking and an accessible portable restroom are available. The swim begins with a wading start, with Charleston County Parks Emergency Services stationed on the water and along the shoreline. The bike course travels both inside the park and on nearby city roads, and the run uses two loops within the park on paved trails and roads. Law enforcement officers will staff the on-road sections for safety, and emergency personnel will also be positioned along the lake bank.

American Legion Post 21 hosts a relaxed coffee gathering that brings together veterans, service members, families, and community members to connect. Attendees can enjoy a cup of coffee, share stories, ask questions, and get to know the veterans in their area. Whether you served, have family who served, or simply want to show support, this friendly setting focuses on conversation, listening, and a warm welcome... with coffee and sometimes a donut.

Masters 3 presents an uplifting concert centered on the Good News of the Gospel. The program features faith-focused music performed live. A love offering will be collected.

Enjoy a laid back brunch gathering where anime fans watch fresh episodes from popular series alongside a selection of brunch fare. Attendees can relax with friends, savor good food, and share favorite titles with fellow fans. It is a welcoming community day built around new releases, conversation, and a shared love of anime.

Enjoy a relaxed crafting get-together at Annie O Love’s Cafe. Bring a project to work on and settle into a welcoming, inclusive space. Everything offered is vegan and gluten free. This gathering is open to everyone and does not require registration.

Join a fun paint and sip class at Indigo Reef Brewing Company where you will follow along with an instructor to create your own version of “Starry Lake.” The experience is beginner-friendly, includes all the painting supplies you need, and includes guidance throughout so you can just relax and enjoy the creative flow. Enjoy great music and the option to purchase beverages at the venue.

This family-focused event features a simple offer. For each All-Access Pass purchased, one complimentary youth pass is included for a guest younger than 18.

Dive into in-store gaming at Here Be Books & Games with a relaxed day of play. Admission is $5 and covers a drink, a snack, and access to the Game Library. You can swap the snack for a drink or trade the drink for a snack if you prefer. The library features more than 400 titles, from classics to new releases, including casual, thematic, and strategy options, all arranged on the shelves in the Gate Room. When you arrive, check in at the counter and sign the Guest Book. You are also welcome to pitch in with whatever is currently underway in the Dragon Room.

Second Sunday on King Street features AndLobster with a menu centered on lobster and crab. Look for warm buttered Connecticut-style lobster rolls, chilled New England lobster rolls, and crab roll sandwiches. Rolls and quesadillas come with a side of your choice, such as orzo pasta salad, cucumber salad with sunflower seeds, peanut ginger coleslaw, or kettle chips. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along King Street and treat yourself to a seafood favorite.

Brian Free & Assurance are bringing their country gospel and Christian sound to Dorchester Shrine Club in Summerville. The show is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.

Sundays feature live music by Joal Rush. This is a recurring weekly performance.

39 Rue de Jean’s wine bar is hosting an intimate, elevated five-course prix fixe wine dinner as part of its 25th anniversary celebration. The menu will be paired with wines selected to match each course, and the chef and sommelier will guide guests through the evening with thoughtful explanations and pairings. Reservations are limited to one seating, making it a special, celebratory night for both longtime fans and first-time guests.

Eliza's inside Hotel Indigo Mount Pleasant hosts a free, family friendly team trivia event where groups test their knowledge while enjoying food and drinks. Prizes are awarded, adding extra excitement to the competition.

Catch Organ Fairchild live at Charleston Pour House on the Deck Stage. Their sound blends an organ-trio vibe with rock energy, pulling from influences like Soulive and Medeski Martin & Wood as well as classic jam and groove styles. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the show starts at 7:30 PM. Ticket prices are $10 in advance and $10 on the day of the show.

PJ Morton’s Saturday Night Sunday Morning Tour comes to The Charleston Music Hall. Accessible seating can be arranged on Ticketmaster by using the ADA filter, or through the venue’s box office during business hours. The building does not have an elevator, so keep that in mind when considering balcony sections F, G, H, I, and J. The venue operates cashless, with credit and debit accepted at the box office and bar. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed and will be inspected at entry, with exceptions for essential medical equipment and nursing mothers. Packing light can help make arrival smoother. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with local, artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales.

Designed for homeschool families, this climbing session at Coastal Climbing Gym blends movement and learning through bouldering that promotes problem solving, strength, confidence, and teamwork. A day pass includes shoe and chalk rentals, so beginners and experienced climbers can get started right away. No reservation is needed. Check in and let students learn through activity and adventure.

At Bar Moxy, Industry Night salutes Charleston’s hospitality community. Professionals from restaurants, bars, hotels, and events are the focus, with complimentary valet and drink specials that make it easy to unwind. Expect a room full of peers who understand the pace of service life and are ready to relax and connect while many other spots are quiet. It is an evening created for the people who keep the city buzzing.

Teams gather at Tru Blue's House of Wings in Mt. Pleasant for a family friendly trivia game that is free to play. Friends and families can enjoy food and drinks while answering questions together, with a chance to win prizes. It offers a relaxed, social way to spend an evening.

City of Hanahan’s annual golf tournament offers a full day on the fairways at Yeamans Hall Club while raising funds for the Hanahan Parks & Recreation Department and its community programs, events, and spaces. Participants can look forward to an exclusive round at Yeamans Hall Club, a $20,000 hole-in-one prize, and plenty of opportunities to connect with others. The field is limited to 20 teams, and individual entries are not being accepted. Team registration is open to groups of four, and a team is confirmed only when a completed registration form with all four player names and emails and full payment have been submitted. Opportunities for corporate and local business sponsorships are available. For questions, contact Heather at hwilson@cityofhanahan.com or (843) 922-2918. Registration is accepted only through the Hanahan Recreation Department. Please be cautious of scams or unauthorized third-party registrations.

Explore GBN-style referral networking with the Johns Island group at Estuary Beans & Barley. This meetup centers on building professional connections and exchanging business referrals. Names associated with the group include Kat Leitner, Nick Jones, Tommy Willcox, Andrew Scherl, Beth Rauch Jeffcoat, Emily Adams (State Farm Agent), Jeremy Mccourry, Joel Gotshall, Lee Floyd, Tasha Newsome, and Whitney Coon.

Head to the weekly Mount Pleasant Farmers Market for a lively, festival-style outing featuring local, farm-fresh goods. Vendors offer produce, meats, sauces, baked treats, and other specialty foods, plus prepared food options for a true Lowcountry-style meal. The market also has live music, and it’s focused on local farmers and food vendors. Note that food products must come from an SCDA-certified commercial kitchen, cottage or home-based licensed bakers aren’t allowed, and artisan or non-food businesses can’t apply.

Hospitality professionals are treated to 50% off the dinner menu and select bottles of wine. It is a simple way to recognize those who spend their days caring for others.

Join a fun, in-person board game speed dating night at Indigo Reef Brewing Company. You will be guided through several board games during the event, with each round giving you a chance to meet a new group of singles. At the end of the night, you will submit the people you would like to date and the people you would like to hang out with as friends, and the organizer will follow up with matching emails if there is mutual interest. There is plenty of time to chat while you play, and it runs for about two hours.

Settle into a calm, creative atmosphere and paint a cozy mushroom cottage using beginner-friendly watercolor techniques. This class welcomes first-time painters and anyone looking for a relaxing artistic break. Learn how to build gentle washes, layer color, and add simple details that bring your scene to life. Sip, socialize, and head home with a fairytale-inspired piece you will be proud to display. All supplies are provided, tickets are $30 per person, and seating is limited.

Settle in for laid back Euchre play in a welcoming, social atmosphere with drink specials. Everyone is invited, from first-timers to seasoned players. No RSVP is required and you do not need a partner.

Teams come together for a free, family-friendly trivia night at The Pub On 61 in West Ashley. It offers an easygoing way to spend time with friends or family while enjoying food and drinks, with prizes available for top finishers.

Buffalo Wild Wings in Mount Pleasant hosts a free, family-friendly Team Trivia experience where teams test their knowledge for a chance to win prizes. Groups collaborate on questions, enjoy food and drinks, and share an easygoing way to spend time together with friends or family.

Portugal. The Man is playing at The Refinery in Charleston. The show starts at 7:30 PM local time.

A blocked playwright races to complete a murder mystery while a full house looks on, all under the glare of an exacting Director. With every line he drafts, his imagined suspects step into the spotlight to hunt for the culprit, and he begins to worry that the danger might be aimed at him. Audience members can volunteer for some of the zaniest roles or simply sit back and track the clues in a witty send‑up made for mystery fans. The Black Fedora presents this as a clean, laugh-filled live show with opportunities for family and friends to get in on the fun, and appetizers, desserts, and drinks are available. It is described as family friendly, with guidance that the production is not suggested for children 8 and younger, and the venue generally advises against attendance for children 6 and younger. Located a short stroll from the City Market. Price is $32.

Legare Farms Rolling Market offers farm goods such as vegetables, beef, pork, and eggs, plus pantry favorites including jams, jellies, pickles, honey, salsas, relishes, and boiled peanuts. At select times, prepared items like bread pudding, pies, cookies, pumpkin bread, and tomato pies are available. Since the schedule may change, call 843-559-0788 to confirm the location or timing. Support local farmers.

The Chamber presents its inaugural Business and Community Expo at the Trident Technical College Thompson Campus. This showcase gives businesses an opportunity to boost visibility, meet potential customers, and cultivate professional relationships. Vendor booths are available for $250 for Chamber members and $350 for non-members, with limited availability on a first-come, first-served basis. Vendors handle setup ahead of the event, and a VIP reception provides added time for networking. For sponsorship details, contact Caroline Titze at events@greatersummerville.org.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its truck to The Horseshoe in Charleston with lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, and more served fresh from the window. It is an easy lunch stop if you are in the area. You can place an order in the mobile app to save time, and the app begins accepting orders a couple of hours before each truck service. Please wait until the current service has finished before ordering for the next one. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, you can order directly at the truck. Rewards points are earned with every purchase, and in person orders can be added to your account by having the crew scan your QR code.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck is rolling into Summerville at Lowe’s with lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, and more served hot from the window. Preorder through the app to skip the line, available in the App Store or Google Play. The app generally opens a couple of hours before each truck service, and you will need to wait until the current service ends to place an order for the next one. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, simply order at the truck. Earn points with every purchase, and if you order in person, have your QR code scanned so rewards are added to your account. It is a convenient dinner option for anyone craving Maine-inspired seafood on the go.

Four rounds of general knowledge trivia put a spotlight on current events, geography, pop culture, music, and more. Teams of up to six players compete for bragging rights, and with such a wide mix of categories, every teammate has a chance to shine.

Team Trivia brings teams together for a free, family-friendly trivia night at Fam's Brewing Co. on James Island. Play while enjoying food and drinks and compete for prizes. Happening each Wednesday night, it is a chance to spend time with friends and family.

Every Wednesday night, My Father's Moustache in Mt. Pleasant hosts a family friendly team trivia game that is free to play. Friends and families can enjoy food and drinks while testing their knowledge, with the chance to win prizes.

Team-based trivia fills Locals Sushi & Sports Pub in West Ashley with a family friendly vibe and plenty of friendly competition. Participation is free, prizes are on the line, and food and drinks from the venue pair with the action. Held on Wednesday nights, it is an easy way to spend time with friends or family while putting your knowledge to the test together.

Mike Cooley performs live at Charleston Pour House, offering an evening that puts his songs and lyrics front and center.

Under the gazebo at Sunset Beach Park, Gifts by Nanna showcases distinctive and useful monogrammed and embroidered pieces along with accessories and home decor.

Motherhood is not meant to be a solo journey. This free weekly gathering at The Schoolhouse offers a warm, supportive space for moms to connect, share openly, and find encouragement. Babies are welcome, and there is room for all the questions that come with every stage, from the first days through postpartum and beyond. Each session features a rotating guest speaker who brings practical insight, education, and resources, creating variety alongside the comfort of a consistent community. Open to mothers in any season of parenting, with no cost to attend. Friends are welcome, and the focus stays on building connection without judgment.

Join a Parkinson’s-focused PWR!Moves session featuring targeted exercises designed to help maintain and restore skills that can be affected by everyday movement challenges. This is a structured workout hour to support mobility and daily function.

Hosted at Stuhr Funeral Home & Crematory, this supportive group focuses on grief and self care. Each gathering highlights a different element of the healing process. Participants may share, ask questions, or simply listen if speaking feels difficult. Every session is led by a board-certified grief counselor. The format is flexible so newcomers can begin attending at any time. Open to all. RSVP to Linda Hair.

The Brook & The Bluff bring their Werewolf tour to the stage with a sound shaped by the electricity of their live show. Werewolf marks a turn toward louder guitars, faster grooves, and ringing four-part harmonies, all anchored by the band’s tight songwriting and layered vocals. After nearly ten years on the road and a catalog with streaming totals in the hundreds of millions for favorites like Halfway Up and Everything Is Just a Mess, the group reconvened in Nashville for morning writing and rehearsal sessions while life changes like marriages and divorces unfolded in the background. The music carries a swamp-rock vibe that nods to Creedence, Tom Petty, and the Eagles, and features the lead single Super Bowl Sunday, a thundering yet reflective anthem about ego and the blind spots it creates. Frontman Joseph Settine notes they approached the album as if it were a concert set, and that live-first mindset fuels the tour. Their resume includes sold-out headline runs across the continent, appearances at major festivals, and support slots for Noah Kahan, Mt. Joy, The Avett Brothers, Ashe, and Rainbow Kitten Surprise.

Charleston Pour House hosts a Deck Stage show featuring Stono River Project with Prince Quail. The Charleston-based group blends folk, rock, Americana, country, and blues, performing songs written by singer Skyler Waddell that reflect on love, sorrow, hope, and life in the Lowcountry. The performance also celebrates their new single, Make It Home Tonight. Admission is $5 at the door.

Music Bingo brings four upbeat rounds to Famulari’s Pizzeria in Hanahan, featuring chart favorites from artists like Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Bruno Mars, and Justin Timberlake. Mark five in a row vertically, horizontally, or diagonally to score a win, with three winners crowned in each round. Successful cards earn a share of $175 in house cash. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations are not accepted.

A Touch of Thai offers an inviting introduction to Thai Yoga Bodywork, guiding participants through partner-based movement, assisted stretching, mindful touch, and present-moment connection. Designed with accessibility in mind, it welcomes yoga teachers, massage therapists, movement practitioners, couples, and newcomers who want to explore supportive touch and body awareness in a caring setting. Experience is not required. Over the course of this 90-minute workshop, attendees learn assisted stretching methods, explore movement with leverage, practice sustainable body mechanics, and build clear, compassionate communication around touch while grounding their practice in the core principles of Thai Yoga Bodywork. It is a helpful starting point for anyone hoping to expand their movement knowledge, strengthen supportive touch skills, or simply try something new.

Catch a comedy show at Wit’s End Comedy Lounge in North Charleston. The lineup on this listing features Zoltan Kaszas, with the show scheduled for 7:00 PM.

Come out for the 2026 City Paper Music Awards, a celebration of Charleston’s local music scene across many genres, including Americana, Rock, Reggae, Hip Hop, Country, Jazz, and more. Winners are chosen by the public based on votes from Charleston City Paper readers and web visitors. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM.

A furious storm batters Captain Jack’s Flapjack Shack while a comic mystery cooks inside. A lone cowboy strides in seeking payback, a female mob enforcer hunts her quarry, an undercover cop eyes all of them, and Luanne keeps the coffee flowing as she tries to survive the shift without doing in her ex. Captain Jack loves a tall tale about an unbelievable crime, and the diner becomes the scene of a baffling whodunit that needs solving before the culprit strikes again. Presented by The Black Fedora, this is clean, laugh-filled live theater with chances for audience volunteers to jump into the fun. Appetizers, sweet treats, and beverages are offered. Family friendly, though not recommended for children 6 and under. Just a short walk from the City Market. Tickets are $32.