Charleston has purchased 2.44 acres at 899 Morrison Drive for $18 million, with roughly 190 mixed-use, mixed-income homes planned for the Upper Peninsula site.
The mystery is solved: Chuy’s will replace Bahama Breeze at 7811 Rivers Ave. in North Charleston, with the Tex-Mex restaurant expected to open in November.
Charleston Southern and The Citadel both opened the 2026 football season with road losses, but the two games unfolded very differently. Here’s what stood out from opening weekend and what comes next for Charleston’s two Division I football programs.
Bareo is adding a new Thursday-through-Sunday brunch service beginning Sept. 3, bringing Japanese breakfast trays, playful cocktails, K-pop and a savory alternative to Charleston’s traditional brunch scene.
The team behind The Harlow is opening Char House Social at 1234 Camp Road on James Island. The new neighborhood steakhouse will combine char-grilled steaks, whiskey, cocktails, sports and live music when it opens this fall.
Charleston has a stacked weekend ahead with major concerts, WWE, Bulls, Bands & Barrels, brunches, markets, day parties, live music and plenty of nightlife. Here’s what’s going on around the Lowcountry August 28–30.
CeCe Winans is bringing the largest headlining tour of her career to the North Charleston Coliseum on October 28 with Charity Gayle, Red Worship and Terrian.
The Food & Wine Classic in Charleston returns November 13–15 with four Grand Tastings, more than 40 seminars, celebrity chefs and exclusive Lowcountry culinary experiences.
Frankie’s Fun Park is preparing to reopen its original Charleston-area location this fall following a major renovation that introduces five new outdoor rides, a new go-kart track and completely reimagined indoor and outdoor spaces.
Charleston has a packed weekend ahead. Explore 60+ things to do August 21–23, from Nikki Glaser and Summer Jazz on the Ashley to brunch, markets, nightlife, family events and Silver Dollar’s final celebration.
