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.
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.
Looking for weekend plans? We found 60+ things to do around Charleston August 14–16, from farmers markets and family events to live music, brunch, nightlife, comedy and more.
Hidden behind an unmarked door in Charleston’s French Quarter, Le Bistro by Azur is a 21+ cocktail bar serving curated drinks, wine and French-inspired small plates in an intimate historic space.
What began as Charleston native Tia Clark’s personal connection to crabbing has grown into a nationally recognized Lowcountry experience blending blue crabs, Gullah Geechee heritage, conservation and Charleston’s waterways.
Charleston’s August 2026 calendar is packed with concerts, festivals, giveaways, fitness events, nightlife, comedy, workshops and community gatherings. Explore the full month and start making plans.
Charleston and the Lowcountry have fireworks and drone shows lined up for Independence Day weekend, including public shows, ticketed events, sold-out views, and limited-access island celebrations.
Charleston has 23 Juneteenth events happening across the Lowcountry this week, from history programs and block parties to concerts, parades, family festivals, skating, sailing, mural painting and wine on the water.
Looking for World Cup watch parties in Charleston? Here’s where to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including Team USA parties, Latin soccer crowds, bars, breweries, patios, and restaurants across the Lowcountry.
The Lowcountry farmers market circuit is back. Here’s where to shop local for fresh produce, flowers, seafood, baked goods, prepared food, handmade goods, live music, and community across the Charleston MSA.
