Juicy J and Project Pat will headline Kulture Klash 11 at Building 64 in Navy Yard Charleston on Nov. 14, joining 20 musical acts, four stages and more than 100 visual artists.
From Park Circle Oktoberfest and the Lowcountry Boil Bowl to Drifter Fest, Pickers Hullabaloo, 2nd Sunday and more, here’s what’s happening around Charleston Sept. 11–13.
After organizers reported a sellout in 2025, Pickle Palooza is expanding into a three-day Charleston festival Sept. 18–20 with food, drinks, pickleball, competitions, entertainment and Sunday brunch.
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.
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.
Shaquille O’Neal is headed to North Charleston as DJ Diesel to headline Skinful Halloween 2026 at Building 64, joining Afroman, Riff Raff, Cimafunk and more for a massive 21+ costume party.
After more than 26 years on Upper King Street, Silver Dollar will permanently close Sunday, August 23. The longtime Charleston nightlife staple is celebrating one final week with karaoke, live music, DJs and a final Sunday sendoff.
Summerville Town Council has approved a new Outdoor Entertainment District allowing people to carry beer and wine while walking through designated parts of downtown Thursday through Saturday.
Faculty Lounge has closed its longtime Huger Street location in Charleston. The understated neighborhood bar carried a history dating back to the 1970s and became known across generations for cocktails, DJs, dancing and its hidden-away atmosphere.
