Events in Summerville today

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.

This outdoor, general admission show will go on rain or shine. All dates, acts, and ticket prices are subject to change without notice, and tickets may include applicable service fees at all points of sale. To reduce staff contact with guest belongings, a clear bag policy is in place that permits clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC tote bags up to 12 x 6 x 12, as well as small clutch bags up to 4.5 x 6.5. Lawn chairs are not allowed, but blankets are welcome. Tents, outside food or drink, coolers, and pets are not permitted. Children under the age of two are free, and ages two and older require a ticket. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales for Citi Cardmembers, the artist, Live Nation, and Spotify.

Team trivia at Neighborhood Tap House Greenridge features a family-friendly format and is free to participate. Participants can enjoy food and drinks while competing in groups for a chance to win prizes.

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.

An open mic at Famulari's Pizzeria (Cane Bay) offers singers and musicians a chance to step up and perform a few songs. The host is local musician Daniell Pollock, known for acoustic covers that range from 90s favorites to today’s hits across hip hop, rock, country, R&B, and more. The format welcomes solo acts and duos. Sign ups happen in person at the venue, with no online registration. The event brings live music, pizza, and a Cane Bay crowd.

A free tango practica at the Park Circle Community Building offers a friendly space for dancers of all experience levels. Bring tango shoes and plenty of positive energy to share the floor, connect with others, and be part of a growing community. For more information, contact Leidy at 973-572-2072 or Laura at 415-827-4930.

Every Wednesday night, Team Trivia brings family-friendly fun to Neighborhood Tap House Dorchester in N. Charleston. It is free to play, and teams of friends or family can enjoy food and drinks while competing for prizes. Put your knowledge to work for a chance to help pay the bill and share a laid-back evening together.

A welcoming night of gaming themed trivia brings together lifelong gamers, anime enthusiasts, sci fi and fantasy fans, and all kinds of nerd fandoms. Questions span Pokemon, Power Rangers, D&D, and TMNT, among other favorites, rewarding sharp recall across many universes. Each week, prizes are awarded to the top three finishers, along with bragging rights.

Team Trivia brings a lively, family-friendly competition to Coosaw Creek Crab Shack. It is free to play and welcomes teams of friends or family, with prizes up for grabs and food and drinks to enjoy while you test your knowledge.

Soundcheck Music Bingo turns the classic five-in-a-row match into a music-filled game at Sportsbook Cheesesteaks & Wings - Tanger. The event features four rounds that span genres and decades, with multiple chances in each round to win Dashi house cash. It is family friendly and completely free to play. Enjoy time with friends or family alongside food and drinks, and look out for opportunities to take home additional prizes.

The North Charleston Farmers Market showcases locally grown produce, specialty foods, and a range of art and craft vendors. A changing lineup of food trucks and musical entertainment keeps each week fresh, and admission and parking are free. Set at the North Charleston Park Circle Pavilion, the market sits beside the world’s largest inclusive playground, offering a convenient place to shop, taste, and enjoy the atmosphere. Vendors, food trucks, and carts offering specialty foods, fine art and crafts, and unique retail items can apply to participate on an ongoing basis, and there is no application fee.

Team Trivia at Famulari's Pizzeria (Cane Bay) brings quick-fire team play that welcomes all, with questions ranging from pop culture and history to science and sports. Bragging rights keep the atmosphere lively throughout the event. Teams choose a name, and arriving early can help with seating. Prizes include $100 in house cash for first place, $50 for second, and $25 for third.

The 2026 season of the Carnes Crossroads Farmers Market features over fifty vendors offering locally crafted goods, farm-fresh produce, baked treats, artwork, and more. The market highlights the community’s focus on healthy living and presents a wide range of local products to explore.

Enjoy a family-friendly skate night at Central Creek Park with music, lights, and a lively atmosphere. Skaters of every age and ability can take part, from beginners to experienced riders. Please bring personal skates or rollerblades. Friends and families can celebrate fall on wheels together.

At Seacoast Church - Summerville, this inaugural banquet brings the Steadfast Recovery Ministries community together for an evening that honors changed lives, acknowledges God’s faithfulness, and shares the vision ahead. For the first time, the entire SRM family gathers to experience what is happening through the ministry. Guests will share a meal, worship with music led by Seacoast Worship, hear redemption stories from men impacted by SRM, connect with ministry leaders, and take in an inspiring keynote. The program also features a silent auction and a look at future plans, including ways to partner with the mission.

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.

Bring along friends and family for an evening packed with music and laughter. Challenge your music know-how in a friendly game, with prizes up for grabs. Expect upbeat tunes and lighthearted competition from start to finish.

Southern Screams presents MACABRE, a new haunted house experience inside the eerie galleries of Museum Macabreo. The Curator has long gathered rare, strange, and forgotten relics, but his latest find has stirred a lurking force. Now the museum seems to hunger for additions, and an empty spot in the collection waits to be claimed. Expect immersive frights, unsettling characters, and a twisted museum journey that blurs the line between onlooker and exhibit. The displays do more than watch... they reach back. Enter at your own risk, where fear becomes the showpiece.

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.

At Exchange Park, an expo focused on reptiles and other exotic animals invites visitors to encounter live creatures from across the globe, connect with knowledgeable vendors, and shop for pets and supplies straight from expert sellers. The experience unfolds over two days and includes many chances to learn more about reptiles and other exotic species.

This annual Rescue Me adoption event offers a family friendly day focused on helping animals find permanent homes. Attendees can enjoy food from local food trucks, browse goods from area vendors and crafters, and visit the Hullette Farm and Events mobile petting zoo. Several local rescue groups will be on site with adoptable animals ready to meet new families. Berkeley County residents receive free admission to Cypress Gardens for the day. The event helps raise funds for local rescues and Friends of Berkeley County Animals while celebrating the community and all that Cypress Gardens offers. Vendor and food truck applications are being accepted. For safety, no personal animals are allowed, and during alligator season animals are not permitted on the walking trails.

A vendor will be at the show showcasing crested geckos for visitors in the area to check out.

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.

Chatty Magpie Cafe in North Charleston hosts a relaxed weekly brunch that combines fresh breakfast dishes, barista-made coffee, signature drinks, and live performances by musicians from the area in a cozy neighborhood setting. Created with community in mind, it offers a welcoming space to connect over a meal and music, whether you are discovering a new brunch destination or simply looking for a calm spot to slow down together.

One Table brings a multicultural celebration to Charleston, centered on the idea that sharing food connects people. Guests can sample cuisines from around the world, watch cultural performances that include a traditional lion dance, and enjoy live music. Artisan and community vendors will be present, along with interactive cultural activities and plenty to do for families. The gathering will be held at the Park Circle Community Building. Details on participating cultures, performers, food vendors, and artisans will be shared as they are confirmed.

The house band performs outdoors at Top Golf, providing live music to accompany a game. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere as you play and spend time with friends or family.

Travis Tritt appears at North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center with special guest Tyler Reese Tritt. Guests aged 2 and older need a ticket for entry. Professional cameras and recording are not permitted. A clear bag policy applies to all events at this venue, and bag size guidelines are available on the venue website. Artist, promoter, and venue presales are offered, followed by a public onsale.

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 relaxed Sunday gathering centers on anime and brunch. Attendees can watch new episodes from popular series, share their own favorites, and enjoy a selection of brunch items. It is a community-focused day for fans to relax and connect over what they love.

Game Day at Here Be Books & Games features in-store gaming with access to the shop’s game library. Admission is $5 and includes a drink and a snack, and you can swap one for the other if you prefer. Choose from more than 400 titles, spanning classics and new releases as well as casual, thematic, and strategy games, all shelved in the Gate Room. Please check in at the counter upon arrival and sign the guest book. Guests are also invited to lend a hand with the current activity in the Dragon Room.

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.

Charleston Jazz Academy hosts a monthly jam session that welcomes musicians of all ages, including students, adult learners, and professionals. The environment is friendly and supportive, with a house rhythm section of local pros holding down the groove while participants sit in and share the music. A sign-up list is posted online ahead of each session along with tunes to review, making it easier to prepare. Listeners who simply want to enjoy the hang are also welcome, though space is limited. Admission is free.