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• Taylor Swift Galentine’s Night | Friday, Feb. 16 | 5-9 p.m. | Mex 1 Coastal Cantina, 2205 Middle St., Sullivans Island | Free | Calling all Swifties — this gives you the chance to win two tickets to see Taylor Swift in New Orleans.
• Lowcountry Lyrics: A Writer’s Round | Friday, Feb. 16 | 7:30-9:30 p.m. | Shem Creek, Mount Pleasant | $175 | This newly added moonlit experience will provide guests with custom cocktails, hors d’oeuvre, and acoustic storytelling around the fire pit.

• Surf Conditioning Community Beach Workout | Saturday, Feb. 17 | 9:30 a.m. | 5th Block West Beach Access, Folly Beach | Free | Shred your core before shredding some waves — this event is for those looking for a surf-specific workout + to connect with other surfers in the community.
• Walking Tour: For the LOVE of Summerville | Saturday, Feb. 17 | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Timrod Library, 217 Central Ave., Summerville | $20-$25 | Join storyteller Tim Lowry on a stroll as he shares many of the sites, sounds, and stories that folks love about the birthplace of sweet tea.

• Stingrays vs Everblades | Sunday, Feb. 18 | 3:05 p.m. | North Charleston Coliseum, 5001 Coliseum Dr., North Charleston | $19+ | It’s a Sunday fun day for the whole family, after the game let your kids take a slapshot on the ice.

• Get ready for a new foodie adventure. The Charleston Place is introducing a new dinner series with Sushi Chef Shin Horiguchi, who was born and raised in Tokyo and now travels to host sushi-focused events. Recommendation: make your reservations soon; this event will likely sell out.

• Fort Johnson Road is expected to remain closed until late next week, so a detour will remain in place. This comes after a major water main break Saturday morning, causing some flooding and part of the road to wash away. Officials ask that people avoid the area. (WCBD)

• Charleston, let’s get wild. The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, better known as SEWE to us locals, is back. The 42nd event in downtown Charleston runs through Sunday, Feb. 18. This year, there are several new elements to explore.

• The Charleston Festival (formerly, Festival of Houses and Gardens) is looking for volunteers. Training will be on Thursday, Feb. 22. Pro tip: depending on the amount of time you help, there are perks like discounts, complimentary annual passes to the house museums, and landmark passes.

• Looking for plans for the upcoming long weekend? The Charleston Museum is inviting you to dive into the Lowcountry’s history this Presidents’ Day Weekend. The Charleston Museum + the Museum’s Historic Houses will be open Friday, Feb. 16 through Monday, Feb. 19. Tickets start at $15.

• The Lowcountry’s oldest United Methodist church and third oldest building in the area is celebrating 227 years this Sunday, Feb. 18. Old Bethel United Methodist Church, located at 222 Calhoun St., is recognized as a National Historic Landmark because of its history dating back to 1797. (WCSC)

• Just because Valentine’s Day has come and gone doesn’t mean the romance has to end. Whip up these sheet-pan steak + potatoes with roasted vegetables or this creamy ravioli soup for your loved one. After all, the way to a person’s heart is through their stomach, right? *

• Planning your future? Seafields, located a short drive from Charleston on Kiawah Island, is a world-class 62+ luxury Life Plan Community. Enjoy light refreshments, learn about the community, and see what’s to come at the information session at Fulton Lane Inn on Wednesday, Feb. 21, from 3 to 5 p.m.*

The Matador’s Coconut-Avocado Margarita

• 1 3/4 ounces Lalo blanco
• 3/4 ounce of triple sec
• 2 ounces coconut-avocado sour (keep reading to see the recipe)

• Fill a mixing glass or shaker tin with ice and add all ingredients.
• Shake hard for 5 seconds until the mixture is well-chilled and frothy.
• Serve in a Margarita pint glass.
• Garnish with fresh lime or a piece of coconut.