The Charleston Farmers’ Market brims with local goodness every Saturday. Find a vibrant array of seasonal produce, plants, herbs, and cut flowers. Refuel with breakfast and lunch vendors while live music sets the mood. Explore a curated selection of juried arts and crafts from local artisans – you might just find the perfect treasure!

Get the family together, head on over to Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park, and enjoy Charleston’s very own Minor League Baseball team! From waterfront stadium views to an array of food and drink vendors, a Charleston RiverDogs game makes for the perfect summer night. Also, make sure to check out their promotions page to see what special-themed nights they have going on this month.

Join Deep Water Vineyard for their Weekend Wine-Downs every Saturday, rain or shine! Enjoy $15 wine tastings (hourly, includes a souvenir glass), sip fun drinks from their patio bar—like wine slushies, mead, and mimosas—and relax with live music and rotating food trucks. Bring the whole crew: kids are welcome, and well-behaved, leashed dogs can roam the grounds with you. Lawn games, friendly animals, and good vibes await!

Party at the Point returns this April to celebrate 25 years as Charleston’s favorite Friday night beach party! Held at Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina from April 18–July 18, this family-friendly concert series features live music, food, drinks, and waterfront views. $15 admission, kids 12 and under free. Tickets: citypapertickets.com Free parking available; rideshare drop-off just steps from the entrance. Weather permitting.

Join one of the city’s favorite traditions and celebrate the holiday with live music, food trucks, and a fireworks show over the Charleston Harbor aboard the historic USS Yorktown! Take in the views of the amazing fireworks display from the Flight Deck. Celebrate America’s birthday in style – book your spot on the USS Yorktown today!

Step into the world of two legendary artists, Monet and Van Gogh. This immersive, unforgettable experience is in Charleston for a limited time, so don’t miss it!

King Street transforms every second Sunday of the month into a pedestrian paradise! From 12pm-5pm, enjoy shopping local vendors, dining at sidewalk cafes, and taking in live music and performances. Soak up the city’s culture, support local businesses, and experience Charleston’s charm in a whole new way. It’s a must-do for any visitor or resident looking for a fun-filled afternoon.

Looking for the perfect Charleston evening? If so, look no further than Wine on the Piazza at the Edmondston Alston House! Those taking part will get to enjoy a glass of wine, spectacular views of the Charleston harbor, and a self-guided tour of this historic Charleston home. Tickets for this relaxing evening start at $30 per person.

To kick off tomato season, Duke’s Mayonnaise returns to Charleston for its 5th annual Hot Tomato Summer, celebrating the beloved duo of mayonnaise and tomatoes. From July 17–27, participating restaurants will feature creative dishes—from twists on the classic BLT to tomato cocktails and mayo-inspired desserts—all showcasing this iconic Southern pairing.

If you’re looking for some fun summer entertainment, head over to the Mount Pleasant Pier where you can enjoy an evening of dancing to a variety of music. Each month is a specific theme, ranging from beach tunes to classic 80s hits, so be sure to check out the link and plan to dance the night away!

Charleston’s Caribbean Jerk Festival is a vibrant celebration of jerk cuisine, featuring dishes from top regional chefs. Enjoy live music and cultural performances as you savor the smoky, fiery flavors of jerk. It’s a family-friendly event perfect for anyone looking for a taste of the Caribbean.

Six-time Grammy winner Jason Isbell brings his raw, heartfelt storytelling to the Charleston Gaillard Center. Known for his powerful songwriting and captivating performances, Isbell had a standout 2023—starring in Killers of the Flower Moon, releasing Weathervanes, and earning two more Grammy wins. Don’t miss the chance to experience hits live in an unforgettable evening of music.

The Annual Sweetgrass Festival is coming to Mount Pleasant’s Memorial Waterfront Park. This festival celebrates the Gullah Geechee people’s history, culture, and sweetgrass basket art form. Enjoy live music, browse stunning handwoven baskets by local artisans, and attend educational sessions that will enlighten and entertain participants of all ages. Offering free admission, entertainment, and activities, the festival is an excellent opportunity for engagement and interaction with the Gullah Geechee culture.