Events in Mount Pleasant

Enjoy an open-air marketplace where the community connects with local farmers, growers, artisans, and specialty food vendors. Nut Time Snacks will serve fresh roasted pecans, cashews, and almonds made hot on site and wonderfully aromatic, rich and creamy fudge in a variety of flavors, crisp pickles, and warm, soft pretzels. Free samples are available so you can taste before you buy. Arrive hungry and leave with something you did not know you needed.

200 S Main St, Summerville

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Experience a relaxing greenhouse yoga session at Wood's Ace Hardware & Mercantile, set within the Ace Hardware greenhouse and the Bolts & Brews Beer Garden. The class is open to all experience levels, welcoming first-timers and seasoned practitioners alike. Instruction rotates among local teachers Jessica Munday, Anne Marie Larmon, Meg Chapman, and Jess Oliver. The cost is $10, payable by cash or Venmo. Please bring your own yoga mat and any props you prefer to use.

713 Old Trolley Rd, Summerville

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Celebrate local creativity on Sullivan’s Island at an outdoor craft and book market featuring artisans, makers, and authors. Browse unique handmade goods like jewelry, pottery, fiber arts, gifts, home items, and art, meet local writers, discover new reads, and enjoy tasty bites while spending time with neighbors, friends, and family. A free pet costume parade and contest invites participants to dress up their friendly four-legged companions, with prizes for standout costumes provided by local sponsors. Friendly pets are welcome, and spectators can cheer them on. Admission is free. Island residents are encouraged to walk or bike, and those driving are asked to carpool and use permitted street parking in accordance with Town regulations. Artisan and author vendor spaces are available, with registration details shared in the event discussion or through the organizers.

1753 Central Ave, Sullivans Island

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Enjoy a playful, beginner-friendly goat yoga class at Flowertown Charm, created for seasoned yogis, first-timers, and anyone who simply wants time with affectionate farm animals. Gentle poses unfold as curious goats wander, cuddle, and sometimes playfully nudge one another, bringing a light and joyful feel to the practice. The class takes place at an urban farm in Summerville that is also home to dwarf goats, highland cows, fancy chickens, a giant tortoise, fluffy bunnies, and a mini donkey. Animals often seek attention during the session, and there is a short window afterward for photos and extra snuggles. Closed-toe shoes are recommended, and water is welcome, but outside food is not allowed. Please plan to arrive no more than 15 minutes early. On-site parking is limited and reserved for disabled or overnight guests, with additional parking available at a nearby church’s back lot. Flowertown Charm has offered goat yoga in the Lowcountry since 2018.

123 Park Ave N, Summerville

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Charleston Southern University’s Homecoming 2026 celebrates tradition, community, and Buccaneer pride with a full day of memories. The festivities feature a parade at the heart of the celebration, special reunions, and more opportunities to reconnect and reminisce. It is a welcoming, spirited gathering built around shared experiences and the sense of being one family at CSU.

9200 University Blvd, North Charleston

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Chaos takes over Room 207 when the kind Miss Nelson mysteriously disappears and her playful, prank-prone students are confronted by the no-nonsense Miss Viola Swamp. This lively stage adaptation of the beloved children’s book mixes humor, surprises, and a touch of mystery as the class discovers lessons they never expected. Adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher and produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc., the production offers a fun, family friendly outing at Dock Street Theatre. The performance runs about one hour and is suitable for audiences of all ages. For guidance on suitability, content guides are available online. Tickets are $38.25 for adults and for seniors 60 and older, and $23.25 for students ages 3 to 25 and active military, with prices including an $8.25 service fee. Babes in arms are permitted for Family Series performances, and children ages 3 and up require their own ticket.

135 Church St, Charleston

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Now in its sixth year, this fall community extravaganza welcomes the public for trunk or treat, a variety of food trucks, and shopping with local vendors and businesses. Expect giveaways along with friendly competitions recognizing standout trunks and creative costumes. Costumes are encouraged, and activities are enjoyable for all ages. Those who want to take part can register as a food truck or vendor, sign up to host a trunk, or volunteer to support the event. Volunteer roles require advance registration, and space is limited.

1655 Cane Bay Blvd, Summerville

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Salt and canvas artwork has been selected for an exhibition at James Island Town Hall. The collection will be displayed in the front lobby for viewing. Additional details and preview images will be shared as the exhibition approaches.

1238 Camp Rd, Charleston

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Experience a hands-on Gullah doll making class with Genya Watson at the Magnolia Workshop. Learn about Gullah Geechee culture as you create your own doll, and see her dolls in the Gift Shop. Admission, all materials, and light refreshments are included with the ticket.

3550 Ashley River Rd, Charleston

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Skandalo Entertainment presents a kid-focused Halloween celebration filled with trick-or-treat fun, games, candy, music, and festive activities. Entry is free for children and families. A costume contest will recognize first, second, and third place. Expect complimentary treats, interactive games, lively tunes, a raffle, face painting, and other seasonal surprises. Costumes are encouraged for kids and their families.

113 Market Rd, Ladson

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The house band performs outside at Top Golf, adding live music to a game of golf with friends or family.

5000 Topgolf Way, North Charleston

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Enjoy a relaxed painting session at Craft & Canvas that invites creativity at an easygoing pace. An instructor will guide everyone through each stage of a fun project, ideal for beginners and welcoming for experienced painters as well. Bring a favorite beverage, relax with friends, and head home with artwork you made yourself. Check the online calendar to see the featured painting for the session. All supplies are provided, and beverages are limited to beer or wine only.

1702 Old Towne Rd, Charleston

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Gather to watch the game for the first half, or stay through the first three quarters for a little extra time. The kitchen closes before the game ends, so guests will try to avoid keeping the staff late.

975 Bacons Bridge Rd, Summerville

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S.A.F.E. 1 in 26 brings a 10K, 5K, and community stroll to James Island County Park, creating an inaugural gathering focused on awareness and support for people affected by epilepsy. Organized by South Carolina Advocates For Epilepsy, the event welcomes competitive runners, casual walkers, and supporters of all ages. Participants can choose their distance while helping advance S.A.F.E.’s mission to Advocate, Educate, and Inspire across South Carolina through seizure first aid education, community outreach, support programs, advocacy, and resources for individuals and families. Chip-timed 10K and 5K races, a family-friendly stroll, awards for top finishers, vendors and community partners, family activities, and event T-shirts while supplies last are part of the experience. The name reflects that one in 26 people will be diagnosed with epilepsy during their lifetime, and the gathering focuses on raising awareness, reducing stigma, and ensuring no one faces epilepsy alone. Every step supports the cause.

871 Riverland Dr, Charleston

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American Legion Post 21 hosts a relaxed coffee gathering for veterans, service members, families, and community members. It offers a simple way to connect with local veterans, share stories, ask questions, and enjoy a cup of coffee together. Everyone is welcome, whether you served, have family who served, or want to show support. Conversations are casual and welcoming, and there might even be donuts.

105 Sumter Ave, Summerville

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Experience Charleston’s historic district on a guided walking tour at Washington Square in Charleston. Walk along historic streets past brightly painted homes, churches, and gardens, and take in notable examples of Charleston architecture while uncovering how the city’s past unfolded. The guide shares stories about the people, events, and traditions that shaped Charleston. Whether visiting for the first time or returning, this tour offers a way to explore the historic district on foot and gain a deeper understanding of the city.

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Relax with fellow anime fans over brunch. Watch fresh episodes from popular series, swap recommendations about favorite shows, and enjoy a selection of brunch options. This is a friendly community gathering for people who love anime and good food.

8484 Dorchester Rd, North Charleston

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This meetup brings together crystal enthusiasts and rock collectors, welcoming both the mystical and scientific perspectives. Explore a UV light tent that highlights fluorescent specimens, enjoy refreshments, and watch for door prizes. Guests are encouraged to bring a favorite piece to display and an item to sell, and there will also be many items available for purchase. Admission is $10. The gathering takes place at St. James United Methodist Church.

512 St. James Ave., Goose Creek

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Philip Glass, a defining figure in contemporary music, wrote a collection of twenty piano etudes as both a personal test and a musical diary, works that stand among the most intimate in his expansive catalog. Marking his 90th birthday, this expansive presentation offers the rare chance to hear the entire cycle performed in one program. Ten pianists share the journey, including Timo Andres, Inon Barnatan, Aaron Diehl, Lara Downes, Conor Hanick, Daniela Liebman, Jenny Lin, Christian Sands, and Charleston-based pianists Demetrius Doctor and Tom Hicks. Passed from one performer to another, these meditative yet virtuosic pieces gather into a sweeping portrait of a singular artistic voice and an absorbing evening of contemporary piano music.

95 Calhoun St, Charleston

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In observance of All Saints Day, the Holy Spirit Chancel Choir will join with choirs from across the Greater Charleston area to present Heather Sorenson's Requiem. Members of Holy Spirit previously performed this work at Carnegie Hall in 2025, and it will now be shared locally. Registration is available for interested singers, and rehearsal dates and times are provided on the registration form.

3075 Bees Ferry Rd, Charleston

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Presented by Charleston Music Hall, Hawthorne Heights marks the 20th anniversary of If Only You Were Lonely with special guests letlive. and Creeper. This all-ages show features a general admission floor, with reserved seating available upstairs. Tickets are available at the Charleston Music Hall box office.

37 John St, Charleston

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Put your knowledge to the test at a free, family friendly team trivia event at Eliza's at Hotel Indigo Mount Pleasant. Teams compete in a fun, welcoming setting, with prizes to win. Enjoy food and drinks while you play, and make it a relaxed outing with friends or family.

250 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Mt Pleasant

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Coastal Climbing Gym’s Homeschool Climb Days give homeschool students an active way to spend an afternoon bouldering and solving problems while developing strength, confidence, and teamwork skills. A day pass includes free shoe and chalk rental, and climbers of all experience levels can take part. No reservations are required.

708 King St, Charleston

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A playful soccer program for boys and girls ages 18 months to 5 years. Each session starts with a creative, active, skill-building warm-up called “Storytime with a Soccer Ball,” followed by a small-sided game or kick-around. The program includes five weeks of soccer, professional coaching, field rental, a numbered jersey, and an end-of-season medal, with no additional registration fees. Teammate requests can be noted during registration.

1050 E Montague Ave, North Charleston

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A Feast for Us is a collaborative seasonal supper bringing together food, music, ceramics, and local farming. For this Day of the Dead gathering, Chef Maya Morrill will create an improvised five-course dinner using ingredients sourced shortly before the event, accompanied by an intimate improvised performance from Ron Wiltrout, Kebbi Williams, and Jonathan Lovett. Each ticket includes a custom porcelain luminary by ceramic artist Maria White. Guests are invited to dress in honor of loved ones who have died and contribute photographs, flowers, candles, or other offerings to a community ofrenda altar. The menu will not be announced in advance, and the chef can accommodate most dietary restrictions shared ahead of time. A curated selection of wines will be available for purchase, alongside drinks from the deck bar, including liquor, beer, and nonalcoholic options. An optional wine pairing and a “Feed a Farmer” dinner add-on are also offered.

1977 Maybank Hwy, Charleston

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Enjoy a family-friendly game of team trivia at Shadowmoss Bar & Grill. Play for free, spend time with friends and family, enjoy food and drinks, and compete for prizes.

25 Dunvegan Dr, Charleston

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Enjoy a family-friendly trivia game at Buffalo Wild Wings in Summerville. Play for free with friends or family, enjoy food and drinks, and compete for prizes.

238 S Cross Creek Dr, Summerville

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Enjoy a family-friendly trivia game with friends or family at Tru Blues House of Wings. Playing is free, and prizes are available to win while you enjoy food and drinks.

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Hawthorne Heights brings an evening of music to Charleston Music Hall, featuring the band’s iconic hits and lively stage presence.

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