Weekend musts

Weekday wonders

For the fam

• Fossil Friday with the Natural History Department | Friday, March 22 | 3:30-4:30 p.m. | The Charleston Museum, 360 Meeting St., Charleston | Free with museum admission | The museum team will be on hand to share current projects and to help identify your fossil finds.
• Broad Street Live | Friday, March 22 | 8-11 p.m. | The Establishment, 28 Broad St., Charleston | Free | Enjoy entertainment from Charleston’s renowned pianist and recording artist Demetrius Doctor and a rotating coterie of talented local musicians.

• Decoupage a Plant Pot with Kyla Gardens | Saturday, March 23 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Park Circle Community Building, 4820 Jenkins Ave., North Charleston | $20 | During this workshop, adult participants will utilize different paper patterns to decorate and adorn plant pots.
• Shop The Block | Saturday, March 23 | 12-4 p.m. | Bevi Bene Brewing, 1859 Summerville Ave., Charleston | Free | This vintage market includes streetwear, hand-poured candles, handmade jewelry, art, and food trucks.
• Parking Lot Party | Saturday, March 23 | 2-6 p.m. | The Kickin’ Chicken Downtown, 45 Romney St., Charleston | Free | Kick off the madness with drink specials + giveaways at Kickin’ Chicken’s Parking Lot Party to celebrate two incredible years on Romney Street.*

• 3rd Annual Holi Festival | Sunday, March 24 | 12-4 p.m. | Coterie, 17 Warren St., Charleston | $5 | This celebration features color throwing, live music by DJ Feelwick, Indian street food + Nock drink specials.

• Get photo ready. In hopes of increasing community usage of Charleston County Public Library’s free resources (like creative studios, sewing machines, and cooking classes) the library will host casting calls for promotional materials tomorrow, Saturday, March 23, at these locations. (WCSC)

• Agaves is a Mexican restaurant that recently opened at 320 W. Coleman Blvd., where Taziki’s used to operate. The restaurant is operated by the same group that owns the Azul Mexicano restaurants around town. (The Post and Courier)

• Tonight’s Dancing on the Cooper was canceled due to a rainy forecast. All ticket holders will receive a full refund. A new event with the band Vinyl Daze has been scheduled for August 9. Tickets for that night and other Dancing on the Cooper events are available now.

• Little Bird will be a new coastal-inspired jewelry shop that will open next month at 90 Queen St. Offering handcrafted jewelry curated from rare stones from 100+ artisans and collectors across the country, the shop also plans to host classes and workshops. Follow along on Instagram.

• World-renowned artist Sam Bush will play in the Lowcountry tomorrow, March 23, at The Refinery (1640 Meeting St.). Attendees can expect to hear songs from his entire career, which began in the early 60s, plus from his latest LP, “Radio John.” Tickets start at $25. (Charleston City Paper)

• Next month, the International African American Museum will kick off its summer “Keys & Conversations” programming with a West African drumming experience by the Amen-Ra Drummers on Saturday, April 6 from 4-5 p.m. Tickets are $20. (Holy City Sinner)

• Meet Geneva Lyle, a Summerville woman who recently celebrated turning 105 years old. Born in 1912, Lyle’s daughters credit her longevity to her strong faith and being physically active. Happy Birthday. (WCIV)

• Perfect for a healthy lunch on the go, this fun alternative to a traditional sandwich is perfect for a spring park picnic. Pro tip: Mix it up by using flavored cream cheese or even creamy Boursin as the spread. Recipe this way.*

• If your last credit card bill sent a chill down your spine, it might be time for a balance transfer. For that, The Ascent recommends these four cards with 0% APR for up to 18 months. (You could have almost two years to avoid interest charges on qualifying balance transfers.)*

• Kickin’ Chicken (all locations)
• Meeting at Market | 120 Market St.
• Share House | 23 Ann St.
• The Alley | 1231 Columbus St.
• Uptown Social | 587 King St.