Events in Mount Pleasant today

A GBN referral networking meetup on Johns Island offers a simple way to learn how referral-based connections can support business growth. It takes place at Estuary Beans & Barley and meets every Tuesday. Participants include Kat Leitner, Nick Jones, Tommy Willcox, Andrew Scherl, Beth Rauch Jeffcoat, State Farm agent Emily Adams, Jeremy Mccourry, Joel Gotshall, Lee Floyd, Tasha Newsome, and Whitney Coon.

Industry Nights at Terra offers hospitality professionals 50 percent off the dinner menu and select bottles of wine every Tuesday. This weekly special is a simple thank you to those who spend their days caring for others.

Families and friends can support the Marrington Middle School Band Booster at a monthly Wendy’s Night at Wendy’s. Place an order inside or through the drive thru during the event hours, and Wendy’s will donate 20 percent of sales attributed to the fundraiser to the booster program. Enjoy a meal while helping the band.

POUND Unplugged delivers a 45-minute workout at FitCo Fitness that blends high-intensity intervals with calming practices. The session alternates vigorous movement with restorative moments focused on mindfulness, breathwork, and meditation. Weighted drumsticks known as Ripstix are used throughout to support overall fitness while promoting mental clarity and easing stress.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of Euchre at Indigo Reef Brewing Co. No RSVP or partner is required, and players of all experience levels are welcome. Regulars typically just drop in to play, which makes it easy for newcomers to find a seat and get started.

Team Trivia brings a lively, family-friendly challenge to Buffalo Wild Wings in Mount Pleasant. Participation is free, and teams can settle in with food and drinks while putting their knowledge to the test. Prizes await the winners, making it a fun outing for all.

Every Tuesday night, team trivia takes place at The Pub On 61 in West Ashley. It is family-friendly and free to participate, offering a fun way to spend time with friends and family over food and drinks. Teams play for a chance to win prizes and show off their knowledge.

Teams put their knowledge to the test at Godwin's Beer Hall in Summerville during a family-friendly, free-to-play trivia event. Enjoy time with friends or family alongside food and drinks. There are prizes to be won.

Presented by Charleston Music Hall, Switchfoot performs with special guest Anberlin as part of the Forever Now Tour. This all-ages show features a general admission floor with reserved seating available upstairs. Tickets are available through the Charleston Music Hall box office.

A blocked playwright must finish a whodunit while the audience waits, with The Director pressing for results. As he writes, his imagined characters step into the action to chase the culprit, and the author begins to fear they may be turning on him. It is a comedy crafted for mystery fans, blending on-the-spot creativity with a playful investigation. Audience members can jump into some of the wackiest roles or sit back and work out the solution from their seats. Presented by The Black Fedora, which delivers clean, laugh-filled live theater with lighthearted volunteer moments for family and friends. Appetizers, desserts, and drinks are available. Rated suitable for families, though the show notes it is not recommended for children under 8, and the theater’s general guidance is not recommended for children under 6. Located a half block from the City Market. Admission is $32.

Enjoy a free, all-levels Yin Yoga class at James Island Town Hall, offered by the Town of James Island and led by Darcy Mahan. The practice features unhurried, longer holds designed to gently stretch muscles and support connective tissue. Flexibility is not required and beginners are welcome. Expect a calming experience that helps the body feel more at ease and the mind settle. Please bring your own yoga mat, and be prepared to get down to and up from the floor.

Spend a relaxing evening at the recently reopened Old Towne Creek County Park, where live music pairs with a variety of wines for a midweek unwind. Wander under the live oaks, take in the marsh scenery, and enjoy the calm of this scenic Charleston County setting. An on-site food truck will have a range of items available for purchase to round out the experience.

Team Trivia brings a family-friendly competition to Locals Sushi & Sports Pub - West Ashley. Participation is free, and players can enjoy food and drinks while they test their knowledge in a relaxed pub setting. It is a fun way to spend time with friends or family, with prizes up for grabs.

Four rounds of general knowledge trivia cover topics such as current events, geography, pop culture, music, and more. Teams of up to six compete to see who comes out on top, with plenty of opportunities to show off what you know.

Teams match wits in a free, family friendly trivia event at Fam's Brewing Co. on James Island. Participants can enjoy food and drinks while they play, with prizes up for grabs. It offers a relaxed way for friends and families to spend time together.

This weekly special features $6 pours of Wild Turkey 101 and a $12 turkey sandwich deal. A trivia contest rounds out the experience, with chances to win gift card prizes.

Each Thursday, Gifts by Nanna is under the gazebo at Sunset Beach Park with a selection of monogrammed and embroidered items, accessories, and home decor that are both unique and practical.

Presented by the Hancock Foundation, this second annual heritage tour in Charleston, South Carolina offers an in-depth experience centered on African American history and heritage. Adults travel to significant sites across the city, engaging through guided visits, intimate storytelling, and moments of reflection. The journey explores narratives of enslavement, emancipation, and achievement, moving from locations once tied to the slave trade to recognition of African American self-governance following the Civil War.

Every Thursday night, a family-friendly Team Trivia game takes over Neighborhood Tap House Carnes in Summerville. It is free to play, and groups can enjoy food and drinks while working together on questions. Prizes are available, adding extra excitement to this weekly outing for friends and families.

A classic story comes to life as Dorothy Gale is swept from her Kansas home to the dazzling Land of Oz, where a journey along the yellow brick road brings her together with a Scarecrow, a Tin Man, and a Lion who each hope to find what they feel they lack. Filled with timeless melodies including Over the Rainbow and iconic characters, this musical celebrates friendship, courage, and the longing for home, welcoming audiences of all ages. Based on the work of L. Frank Baum and the beloved motion picture, the production features music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg, background music by Herbert Stothart, dance and vocal arrangements by Peter Howard, orchestration by Larry Wilcox, and an adaptation by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company. This production is licensed by special arrangement through Concord Theatricals on behalf of Tams-Witmark LLC. The estimated running time is 2 hours and 15 minutes. Ticket prices range from $59.25 to $103.25 for students and active military, $64.25 to $103.25 for seniors, and $66.25 to $103.25 for adults, and include an $8.25 service fee. Children under 3 are not permitted for MainStage productions, and content guides are available to help determine suitability.

The McAlister family reunion spins into comedic chaos when a surprise corpse is discovered under the potato table. Auntie Pearl struggles to keep the gathering on track as Grandpa behaves unpredictably, Ruby Jewel chases her dream of Nashville stardom, and Cousin Carl can’t resist pocketing anything that is not secured. Volunteer attendees step into colorful roles, and everyone works together to piece together the mystery while enjoying a la carte drinks, snacks, and desserts. This experience is suitable for families, though it is not recommended for children 8 and under. Located a half block from the City Market. Tickets are $32.

At Pinky’s on the Beach, a playful celebration of Dolly brings sky-high hair, larger-than-life flair, and an oceanfront vibe. The day features live music from Macalyn and Bender Funk, along with a Dolly look-alike contest that awards a $100 Pinky’s gift card and Pinky’s swag to the winner. Themed bites include Pimento Cheese Balls, The Dolly Plate, Banana Pudding, and Party Cake, while the bar pours creations like Cup of Ambition, Cold As Jolene, Backwoods Barbie, 9 to 5, and the Dolly Shot. Rhinestones, teased tresses, and all-out sparkle are welcome.

Honor the nation’s 250th anniversary with a hands-on blacksmithing session at The Forge at Charleston Adventure Forest. Step to the anvil to heat and shape steel using traditional techniques, then create a tomahawk to take home. This is an active, participant-focused experience rather than a demonstration, offering a tangible connection to early American craft. Attendees finish with a handcrafted tomahawk and lasting memories of the process. Space is limited and reservations are required.

Farmers Market season at Carnes Crossroads brings an open-air marketplace with more than 50 vendors. Explore locally crafted goods, fresh produce, baked treats, artwork, and other unique finds. The market highlights the community's commitment to healthy living.

Central Creek Park hosts a fall-themed skate night filled with music and lights, welcoming beginners and seasoned skaters. Families can enjoy an all-ages setting focused on relaxed, active fun. Attendees should bring their own skates or rollerblades to take part.

At Seacoast Church - Summerville, the inaugural Steadfast Banquet: Rooted In Purpose brings the SRM community together to celebrate transformed lives, God’s faithfulness, and the vision ahead for Steadfast Recovery Ministries. The evening features a full dinner, worship led by Seacoast Worship, powerful testimonies from men of SRM, an inspiring keynote message, and a silent auction with special items. Guests can connect with Kingdom leaders and learn how to partner with the mission as SRM shares what is next.

Charleston Folk presents a coastal contra dance weekend at Camp Saint Christopher on Seabrook Island, featuring dancing by the beach along with on-site meals and lodging for the full weekend. Live music comes from Mean Lids and Tea & Whiskey. Mean Lids are Miriam Larson, Ben Smith, and Matt Turino. Tea & Whiskey features Karin McQuade on fiddle and vocals and Andrae Raffield on guitar and rhythm. Calling is led by Beth Molaro, an Asheville, NC teacher of traditional American dance who specializes in squares and contras, and Charlotte Crittenden, a Brasstown, NC dance caller connected with the John C Campbell Folk School and the Country Dance and Song Society. Sound is provided by Harper Marchman-Jones.

Take a two hour, 1.5 mile walk through downtown Summerville that includes Azalea Park. Along the way, learn about the area’s past, from little known scandals and tragic moments to ghostly stories that still echo today. Admission applies to ages 13 and older, children 10 to 12 attend for free, and guests under 10 are not permitted.

GLOW turns the park into an after-dark experience with blacklights, a live DJ, and a lively dance scene. Tickets can be purchased online or at the park, and advance purchase is encouraged because capacity often fills quickly. A waiver is required for everyone who enters during this event. There is no set age limit, but children 5 and under must be on the courts with a ticketed parent or adult guardian at all times. Children under 13 may not be left unattended and need parent or guardian supervision. Participants must wear Sky Socks and a Glow shirt.

Charleston Music Hall hosts Eddie B with the If These Classroom Walls Could Talk Tour. The show is open to all ages and offers assigned seating. Tickets are available through the venue’s website or at the box office.

As a fierce storm batters the streets outside Captain Jack’s Flapjack Shack, a comic whodunit heats up inside. A cowboy bursts in looking for revenge, a mob enforcer searches for her target, an undercover cop keeps a low profile with plans to nab everyone, and Luanne, the hard-working server with famously strong coffee, hopes to get through the night without trouble from her ex. Captain Jack adds to the tension with tall tales about a killing that seems impossible to solve. The audience stays tucked in the diner until the weather calms and is pulled into cracking the case before the culprit strikes again. Presented by The Black Fedora, this is clean, laugh-filled live theater with lighthearted volunteer roles for family and friends. Appetizers, desserts, and drinks are available. Family friendly, though not recommended for children 6 and under. Located a half block from the City Market. Cost is $32.

Rivertowne Public House hosts a celebration of rock and roll with a party atmosphere centered on the music and vibe of the genre.

Browse what is billed as the metro area’s best patch while blues piano sets an easygoing mood. Shop at your own pace with piano melodies providing a smooth, soulful backdrop to your visit.

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.

The Annual Rescue Me Adoption Event brings a full day of family-friendly activities to Cypress Gardens while focusing on helping animals find new homes. Enjoy flavorful choices from local food trucks, browse handmade goods and unique finds from area vendors and crafters, and stop by the Hullette Farm and Events Mobile Petting Zoo. Multiple local rescues will be on site with adoptable animals ready to meet prospective families. The day also raises funds in support of local rescues and Friends of Berkeley County Animals. Berkeley County residents receive complimentary admission to Cypress Gardens for the day. For safety, personal pets are not allowed, and animals are not permitted on the walking trails since alligator season is active. Vendor and food truck participation is available by application.

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.

Commemorate America’s 250th anniversary with a hands-on blacksmithing workshop at The Forge at Charleston Adventure Forest. Participants take on the role of a blacksmith, working with fire and steel and using traditional methods to forge a tomahawk to take home. Space is limited and reservations are required.

The 23rd annual care • give • run welcomes runners, walkers, families, and friends for a community celebration with a Back to the 80s theme at Palmetto Islands County Park at the Big Oak and Sweetgum Shelters. Neon, windbreakers, scrunchies, leg warmers, and big hair are encouraged, and standout 80s outfits will be recognized. Every registration supports Carolina Children’s Charity and helps Lowcountry children living with birth defects and childhood diseases. Expect a festive atmosphere with food trucks, live music, kids’ activities, mascot appearances, scenic trails, and plenty of community spirit. Carpooling is encouraged, and a per-person park entry fee applies unless covered by a Charleston County Parks Pass. Participants can choose a USATF certified 5K with chip timing or enjoy a relaxed, untimed Family Fun Walk that welcomes all ages and fitness levels. The 5K follows a partial trail route across grass, paved paths, boardwalks, sand, dirt, and roots, and fast-paced walkers are welcome. Registration for the 5K ranges from $25 to $45, with an official event T-shirt included on most ticket types. The Family Fun Walk ranges from $20 to $40, and raising $50 or more earns a complimentary CCC T-shirt. Children ages 3 and under participate at no cost. Every participant receives a finisher medal. Additional awards recognize top overall male and female finishers, masters divisions, age groups three deep, the largest team, the top fundraising team, best 80s attire, and more. Early packet pickup is available at SpringHill Suites by Marriott in the Sweet Grass Room. The event takes place rain or shine, and entry fees are nonrefundable. For safety on the course, pets, cycles, and headphones are not permitted, and children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. If weather or other unforeseen circumstances require cancellation, the event will transition to a virtual format and registrations will automatically transfer. For questions, call (843) 224-7723.

The Libertarian Parties of Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester County organize a community cleanup along their adopted portion of Savannah Highway, covering the southbound side from Farmfield Avenue to Wesley Drive. Participants meet at the intersection of Savannah Highway and Wesley Drive, gathering in the parking lot by the Sherwin Williams and the tire store, and safety vests are worn during the cleanup. The effort focuses on picking up litter and giving back to the community along this designated stretch.

The Men of Vision car club gathers at S & S Cafeterias - Charleston on the third Saturday of each month to share updates and hear reports. Participants are encouraged to arrive in a classic car and bring a chair. Buying something from the cafeteria, even a simple drink, is appreciated since the venue provides the meeting space at no charge.

At Snowden Community Center, the Annual Okra Soup Cook-Off returns with a friendly culinary showdown that highlights community spirit and beloved flavors. Chefs will present their best okra soup recipes, from rich and hearty bowls to spicy variations. Organizers are accepting inquiries from chefs and competitors, vendors with crafts, goods, or treats, and sponsors interested in supporting the tradition and showcasing their businesses.

The Chattanooga Mocs hit the road to face the Citadel Bulldogs in a college football matchup at Johnson Hagood Stadium in Charleston. Contrasting styles meet in a midseason conference test that brings added intensity. The game provides a chance to see two programs shape their trajectory for the remainder of the year in a classic stadium setting.

At The Refinery, a milestone celebration honors two decades of Home Team BBQ with a one-of-a-kind music lineup, throwback moments, appearances from guest chefs, and longtime friends of Home Team. Performers include Paul Cauthen. SCAM Allstars features Cameron Williams, Sam Holt, Randolph Turner, Jason Fuller, Stephen Spivey, and Richard Proctor, joined by special guests Jerry Joseph, Eric Carter, Eric Martinez, Winfield Smith, Jon Eldridge, and Domingo “Sunny” Ortiz. WERI Workhorses of the Entertainment/Recreation Industry brings together Domingo “Sunny” Ortiz, Ben Reynolds, William Tonks, and Rob Keller, and Mac Leaphart & Reid Stone complete the lineup. The gathering celebrates the music, memories, friendships, and community that have shaped Home Team over twenty years. Festivities span the weekend, beginning at Downtown Home Team and continuing at The Refinery. Early ticket access is available through the email list, with general availability to follow, and additional weekend details will be shared.

Mark two decades of Home Team BBQ with a night of live music at The Refinery. The lineup features Paul Cauthen, SCAM Allstars, Workhorses of the Entertainment/Recreation Industry, and Mac Leaphart & Reid Stone. What began as a neighborhood barbecue joint has grown into a community of friends, musicians, artists, employees, and guests, and this gathering honors that shared history with performances and a spirit of togetherness. A portion of proceeds benefits Rock N Roll Rescue, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. For help completing a ticket purchase, email info@therefinerychs.com.

Beeple Studios hosts a single-night world premiere that unites the Grammy-winning ensemble Sō Percussion with digital artist Beeple in an immersive studio experience where live performance meets AI-powered visuals. The program underscores a commitment to reaching beyond the Gaillard’s campus and engaging the broader creative community. Every ticket includes a pre-show reception featuring beer, wine, and small bites, setting a celebratory tone ahead of the performance. Seating is general admission, and the venue is Beeple Studios rather than the Charleston Gaillard Center.

The Novatones are at Rivertowne Public House in Mt Pleasant, a spot known for food, drinks, and merriment. A cheerful setting and good vibes set the tone for a relaxed outing.

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 guided walking tour explores the heart of Charleston’s historic district, with stops along charming streets, colorful homes, churches, gardens, and noteworthy examples of the city’s architecture. A guide shares stories about the people, events, and traditions that shaped Charleston, connecting landmarks with the history behind them. Whether it is a first visit or a return trip, this experience offers a thoughtful way to see the district on foot and gain a deeper understanding of the city’s character.

The Mahjong Social at The Cooper Hotel brings a relaxed tournament together with a Lowcountry-inspired brunch by the Charleston waterfront. This gathering blends friendly Mahjong play with beautifully styled tables, provided tiles, mats, and racks, and a lively atmosphere focused on connection and celebration. Expect social-style rounds, curated prizes, and thoughtful giveaways, plus a brunch experience that complements the game. Attend solo or come with friends. Tickets are available for individual seats or a full table, and availability is limited.

Game Day brings in-store tabletop play to Here Be Books & Games. Admission is $5 and includes a drink, a snack, and use of the shop’s game library. Guests can trade the snack for an extra drink or the other way around. The library features more than 400 titles, ranging from classics and new releases to casual, thematic, and strategy games, all arranged on shelves in the Gate Room. Upon arrival, check in at the counter and sign the guest book.

Credit One Stadium hosts the inaugural LinkU Invitational, marking the venue's first outdoor college basketball event. The lineup features Virginia versus Vanderbilt, then the College of Charleston against The Citadel, all on a single day in an open-air setting.

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.

Teams put their knowledge to the test at Eliza’s inside Hotel Indigo Mount Pleasant. This family-friendly trivia event is free to play, welcomes everyone, and pairs well with enjoying food and drinks. Prizes are up for grabs, offering a lively way for friends and families to spend time together.