Location

• The Hub at Nexton
• One Nexton
• Downtown Nexton
• Nexton Square

Shopping

• 1933 Wine and Spirits
• Lowes Foods
• Harris Teeter
• Publix

Dine

• The Backyard (a Biergarten Concept)
• Catrina’s Cantina
• Woodhaven Pizza
• Dulce Churros

• Lowcountry Street Grocery | Friday, March 15 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Guggenheim Terrace, 200 Seven Farms Dr., Daniel Island | Price of purchase | This is your one-stop shop that will feature more than 90 local vendors.
• Create & Sip Class | Friday, March 15 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Brewlab Charleston, 2200 Heriot St., Charleston | $35 | No need to be an artist, anyone can create a piece of textured wall art — so grab a drink, and get creative.

• Indigo Workshop | Saturday, March 16 | 10 a.m. | Drayton Hall, 3380 Ashley River Rd., Charleston | $125 | Learn the process and techniques for dyeing fabric with historically significant plants — after the hands-on workshop you’ll take home your own four-piece napkin set.
• The Citadel vs UMass | Saturday, March 16 | 2 p.m. | The Joe, 360 Fishburne St., Charleston | $12 | Cheer on the Bulldogs this weekend as they take on the Minutemen on the diamond.

• Pure Barre with Goats | Sunday, March 17 | 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. | Flowertown Charm, 225 Stallsville Rd., Summerville | $0-$30 | Work up a sweat at the Pure Barre Class in the company of goats.

• An attainable housing project plans to bring 100 townhomes to Carolina Park (near the Costco in Mount Pleasant). The homes will be available for buyers earning 80 to 150 percent of the area median income (~$77,800-$146,000). The average price for a townhome in upper Mount Pleasant is ~$500,000. (The Post and Courier)

• Fencing has been placed along part of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge to prevent people from driving in the pedestrian travel lane. This comes after an incident in November where a visiting couple from Florida accidentally drove onto the pedestrian path. (WCBD)

• St. Patrick’s Day is almost here, and there are many ways to celebrate in Holy City this weekend. From parades, block parties, pub crawls, and everything in between, check out 12+ events we’ve rounded up in hopes of making your planning a little easier.

• Ice cream lovers, consider making a trip to scoop50fifty (205b S. Cross Creek Dr., Summerville) tomorrow, March 16, for the Stuff Your Stanley event. Bring any clean 30-40-ounce insulated tumbler and fill it with your favorite ice cream for $8.99.

• On Sunday, March 17, join St. Baldrick’s charity fundraiser that supports childhood cancer research grants. Raise money or sign up to shave your head to stand in solidarity with the children battling cancer. The event takes place from 2 to 5 p.m. at Seaside Farms, 1971 Riviera Dr., Mount Pleasant.

• The sanctuary of Fort Johnson Baptist Church on Camp Road on James Island will reopen Sunday after it was struck by lightning and nearly destroyed by a fire in September of 2021. After $5.4 million of work, it will reopen for Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. on March 17. (WCSC)

• A Japanese ‘flying car’ company with Lowcountry ties has started production of a prototype aircraft. The company established its US home base in Beaufort County (~70 miles from Charleston) and outlined its plan to develop an advanced air mobility ecosystem in SC. (Charleston Regional Business Journal)

• Spread the word: Trident United Way is running a short online survey on local issues from now until March 22, and everyone’s input counts in shaping the Tri-County community’s future. Learn more + take the survey.*

• Pro tip: Consolidate debt to lower your payments. Pay off credit cards, medical debt, and more. Calculate your monthly payments.*

• Charleston Animal Society helped Charleston County become the first No Kill Community in the Southeast in 2013.
• The organization responds to animals in crisis as a result of both man-made and natural disasters.

• Applause for Paws Gala
• Rescue Brew contest
• Paws in the Park Festival