Parks and Recreation

Charleston Harbor Marina

• The Harbor Marina comes in strong on our list by being the largest in-water marina in the state of South Carolina. It offers resort style amenities and a one-stop shop to prepare you for a weekend on the boat.
• Key features: pool, children programs, water taxi, and resort shuttle.

Safe Harbor Charleston City

• Looking to play yacht captain for the day? Look no further than Safe Harbor and its popular MEGADOCK. Located in the heart of the Holy City, Safe Harbor is a smart choice for anyone looking to stay downtown and have the best of both worlds.
• Key features: transient slips, marine services on site, and convenient location.

Bohicket Marina

• For all of the coastal vibes, Bohicket is the place to be. This marina is nestled on Seabrook Island and has stunning marsh views.
• Key features: app service for scheduling, dry storage, free parking, and charters available.
• Plan ahead: The Billfishing tournament is coming up May 10 to 13.

• Under the Southern Sun | Tuesday, May 2-Wednesday, May 31 | Times vary | Lowcountry Artists Gallery, 148 E. Bay St., Charleston | Free | Enjoy a display of new oil paintings by local artist Tina Maryland featuring landscapes with unique mood and texture.
• Star Wars Tiki Night! | Tuesday, May. 2 | 4 p.m.-2 a.m. | Tin Roof, 1117 Magnolia Rd., Charleston | Free |Pack your lightsabers and get ready for a night filled with themed drinks and tiki vibes.

• The Sound of Charleston | Wednesday, May. 3 | 7-8:15 p.m. | Circular Congregational Church, 150 Meeting St., Charleston | $26-$28 | Follow the journey of Charleston as told through song.

• 2023 North Charleston Arts Fest | Wednesday, May 3-Saturday, May 6 | 10 a.m.-7 p.m. | North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center, 5001 Coliseum Dr., North Charleston | Free | This annual event celebrates arts within our community with a wide range of performances and exhibits.
• Cinco-3PO de Derby Days: A Rooftop Trilogy | Thursday, May 4-Saturday, May 6 | Times vary | The Rooftop at the Vendue, 19 Vendue Range, Charleston | Free | Enjoy lively events with unique drinks and food for Star Wars, Cinco de Mayo, and Kentucky Derby celebrations.

• Cinco de Mayo Block Party | Friday, May 5 | 5-10 p.m. | Mex 1 Coastal Cantina - West Ashley, 817 St. Andrews Blvd., Charleston | Free | Don’t miss one of the biggest Cinco de Mayo celebrations in the area —grab your friends and enjoy some tacos.

• Sip & Stroll on the Drayton Hall Landscape | Saturday, May. 13 | 3 p.m. | Drayton Hall, 3380 Ashley River Rd., Charleston | $35-$40 | Stroll through the grounds while enjoying an audio tour and sipping wine + local brews on select dates throughout 2023.*

• The International African American Museum tickets are on sale now for the opening June 27. Sales opened Sunday, April 30 and are available online. Tickets must be purchased with reserved time slots due to the demand of visitors. (WCIV)

• Bohemian Bull just opened a new location in Mount Pleasant, ~2.5 miles north of Town Centre. This location will serve a similar menu to the original but are hoping to make use of the buildings previous wood fire oven in the future. (The Post and Courier)

• There has been a permanent change in speed limit announced on US-176. 45 mph signs are being put in place and change will take place this week. There will be an increased police presence in those areas to monitor the speeds. (WCIV)

• Hurricane preparedness week is beginning as hurricane season officially starts on June 1. Isle of Palms will be hosting an event to assist residents of the community and local area in preparing for storms on May 16 from 4 to 7 at their recreation center — 24 28th Ave. (WCSC)

• Trident Technical College is hosting its commencement ceremony Friday, May 5, at 3 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum. The commencement is special as only one is held per year and celebrates almost 2,000 graduates. The event is open to the public and will be streamed on their facebook page.

• Dorchester County is hiring for its 2023 summer youth employment program. This program is aimed at offering summer jobs for teens to further their career skills. Applications are currently open and close on May 22 at 5:00 p.m.

• An $18.5 million — yeah you read that right — mixed use property is for sale at 61 Cannon St. Take a look around. This renovated space features modern design and bright style. Layout features a commercial restaurant space and multiple short term rental units.

• Charleston Friends of the Library is set to host its annual BIG book sale May 19 to 20, at 76 Patriots Point Rd. in Mount Pleasant. The sale features over 60,000 books from multiple genres and this will be the 41st year running the sale. Times vary dependent on the day. You know where to find us on May 19.
• Our online store (Six & Main) is now featuring Covey Collection, a Charleston-based pet accessories company. Inspired by a joyful dog named Covey, this brand offers beautiful, small-batch dog gear, wrapped up in Charleston’s color and fun. Start shopping now.

• William “Rudy” Morgan registered as an organ donor when he got his driver’s license at 16. Here’s how that decision saved five lives 24 years later.*

• Looking to enjoy dinner with a view? Enter: Charleston Crab House’s waterfront, sunset views at the James Island and Shem Creek locations. Make a reservation.*

• How to win Mother’s Day? Send the mother figure in your life iconic meals and desserts from across the country with Goldbelly. Think: Ina Garten’s coconut cake, a New York bagel brunch kit, and a chef’s steak dinner for four. Yup, it’s all on Goldbelly.