Coastal Carolina Fair – October 25-November 4

Coastal Carolina Fair
October 25-November 4, 2018
Exchange Club Park
9850 Highway 78, Ladson SC, 29456

In operation since 1924, the Coastal Carolina Fair is the largest in the region! Held every fall in October/ November, this is one family friendly event not to be missed!  Click here for tickets and information.

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CCPRC: 27th Annual Latin American Festival – October 14

27th Annual Latin American Festival

Dive into the vibrant Latin American culture for a day at the annual Latin American Festival,
Sunday, Oct. 14 at
North Charleston Wannamaker County Park located at
8888 University Blvd, North Charleston, SC 29406

This popular event lasts from 12 – 6 p.m. and will feature Latin American music, dance, art, food and children’s activities. Plena Libre will headline this festival followed by various musical performances and demonstrations by Latin America’s best artists. Those whose genre of music is tropical pop, we have the perfect performance for you! UltimaNota will keep dancers on their feet with their tropical rhythms accented with a fresh and modern twist. Following this stellar performance, Kimberly La Guerrera will keep the crowd grooving with her regional mexicano music that simply cannot be missed!

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Oktoberfest – October 13

Celebrate Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 13, 2018 from 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church, 405 King Street across from Marion Square.

Featuring authentic German food, beer from Holy City Brewing, live music from the Hans Schmidt German Band and the Accordion Sounds of Ed Morris, children’s games in the kinderzone.

Octoberfest 9_2018Click here for tickets and information. All proceeds benefit St. Matthew’s Community Outreach Center serving the under served on the peninsula.

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35th Annual MOJA Arts Festival Sep 27-Oct 7

The streets sway with the captivating rhythm of African music while the smell of Caribbean cuisine permeates the air during this 10-day celebration of Gullah culture named for the Swahili word meaning “one.” Events for the 35th Annual MOJA Arts Festival include music, dance, health and recreation, literacy, theater, visual arts and so much more! Click here for information on events and venues.

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6th Annual Charleston Water Week Sep 8-16

Charleston Water Week is a packed-full schedule of events and activities all taking place on one of Charleston’s most valued assets – its waterways. Many different disciplines are available for all types including the competitive athlete, recreational enthusiast, interested spectator and leisure traveler. Key water sports events that highlight the week will be the Kiawah Island Triathlon and Swim Around Charleston. The 6th annual event will take place from September 8-16, 2018. Events include stand up paddle (SUP), kayak, bocce ball, fly fishing, sailing, surfing, yoga, Charleston history tours, aquarium tours, Yappy Hour at dog park, and a host of other events. Click here for the full schedule and venues.

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2nd Annual ‘Surf in the City’ Film Fest August 3

Surf In The City: A Night Of Surf Films

The Charleston Music Hall is thrilled to be teaming up again with The Carolina Surf Film Festival and Channels Surf Shop to present a night of Surf Films in downtown Charleston, SC on Friday, August 3 at 8pm. It will be the 2nd annual Surf In The City.  Click here to purchase tickets.

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Gullah/Geechee Nation International Music & Movement Festival – August 3-5

Gullah/Geechee Nation
International Music & Movement Festival 2018
August 3-5, 2018

The Gullah/Geechee Nation International Music & Movement Festival is the official celebration of the Gullah/Geechee Nation. This three day celebration hosted and presented by native Gullah/Geechees will link the connection from the Sea Islands to Barbados through music, dance, drama, film, books, and crafts. Saturday is “Gullah/Geechee Reunion Day” at the Charleston Music Hall. Cum fa jayn we fa “Disya da Gullah/Geechee!”  Click here for more information.

For the schedule of events….

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Charleston Margarita Festival – July 20

It’s Tequila time!

Margarita_Festival_June_2018

Get ready to party on July 20 at the third annual Charleston Margarita Festival, one of the most popular cocktail events in the Holy City. Back and bigger than ever, this sellout event will feature delicious margaritas to sample, great food, beer, music and a fantastic waterfront setting at downtown’s Brittlebank Park.

Click Here for more information and to purchase tickets.

This is a 21+ only / rain or shine ticketed event.
A portion of the proceeds to benefit Lowcountry Local First.

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CCPRC: Uncle Sam Jam July 4

The Charleston County Parks and Recreation Commission present Uncle Sam Jam on July 4th at the Mount Pleasant Pier.

Enjoy the harbor breezes and live music at the perfect venue for celebrating our independence – the Mount Pleasant Pier! At the foot of the Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge, stretching 1250 feet out into Charleston Harbor, the scenic Mount Pleasant Pier will also be a great spot to watch the area’s best fireworks displays! Join our party at the end of the pier, and groove to live music from Ellen Drive.

Admission fee applies.  Click here to purchase tickets.

Event Details

  • Only 800 tickets will be sold.
  • No refunds issued or rain date scheduled.
  • Food and beverages will be available for purchase. ID is required to purchase alcohol.
  • A registered and paid chaperone is required for participants ages 15 and under.
  • Photo ID required to gain entry.
  • Chairs are welcome, as seating is limited.
  • Outside alcohol, food, and coolers are prohibited.
  • No pets allowed.

The front section of the pier will still be open to regular visitors for fireworks viewing for no admission fee.

We reserve the right to use photos or videos taken of visitors while they are at Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission facilities or events for publicity purposes. Park schedule and fees are subject to change without notice.

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