Explore the West Ashley Greenway. | Photo by @annie_o_love, owner of Annie O Love’s Cafe of Sweet Abundance
Lace up your hiking boots. We’ve compiled a curated hiking guide for the Charleston areawith 10 trails and routes to help you plan your next adventure.
Monday, April 28 Sullivan’s Island Run Club | 6 p.m. | Mex 1 Sullivan’s Island, Sullivan’s Island | Free | Lace up for a relaxed one-to-three-mile group run or walk along the scenic shoreline.
Tuesday, April 29 Spring Fling | Through Wednesday, April 30 | 10 a.m.-6 p.m. | Charleston Crafts Gallery | Free | Explore vibrant spring-inspired creations by local artisans across diverse media.
Wednesday, April 30 West Ashley Farmer’s Market | 3-7 p.m. | Ackerman Park | Free entry | Shop local produce and handmade goods while supporting Lowcountry growers and makers.
North Charleston Arts Fest | Through Sunday, May 4 | Times vary | Free | Locations vary | Celebrate five days of visual and performing arts from talented regional creatives.
Thursday, May 1 Gator Tales | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Caw Caw Interpretive Center, Ravenel | $10 | Discover the myths and marvels of alligators during a guided nature adventure.
Live Under The Oaks Concert Series | 6-8 p.m. | Mt. Pleasant Towne Centre | Free entry | Kick back with live rock from Bizness Suit and tasty bites from Gaucho Grill.
Get ready for a cosmic experience. The Charleston Planetarium is opening this Saturday, May 3, at 11 a.m. at the Citadel Mall. The grand opening celebration will include family-friendly tours, the first dome show, and activity tables for kids. (Holy City Sinner)
Cause
Charleston Moves, a group advocating for safe, connected, and equitable mobility, is celebrating its 20th anniversary and kicking off its annual Mobility Month. Events throughout May include an Anniversary Celebration Ride and Bike to Work Day. See the full lineup of programming.
Plan Ahead
John Mulaney, the Emmy Award-winning comedian, is bringing his “Mister Whatever” comedy tour to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Oct. 5. General admission tickets are available now.
Mansion Monday
This 1750s intercoastal waterfront estate is set on 1.56 acres beneath grand live oaks. The 7-bed, 6.5-bath home features original cypress paneling, marble verandas, double piazzas, an infinity pool, dock, sauna, fitness room, and a private guest suite. Meet 13 Broughton Rd.
Finance
They went from a 40-seat “blink-and-you’d-miss-it” bar to routinely topping “best of” awards lists across the country. Now Death & Co is expanding to Nashville, Seattle, Las Vegas, Atlanta, and even Australia. Don’t miss your chance to invest in Death & Co stock and lock in the current share price by May 15.†‡*
Cause
Want to root for the home team and save lives at the same time? Donate blood at The Joe tomorrow, April 29 and receive an exclusive Charleston baseball jersey + two tickets to cheer on the RiverDogs at a home game. Sign up to donate.*
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Mark your calendar for one of Charleston’s most anticipated fundraisers — Lowcountry Local First’s 17th annual Chef’s Potluck on Sunday, May 18. Set against the scenic marsh at the Porter Room at Holy City Brewing in North Charleston, this event features over 20+ local chefs partnering with farmers, fishermen, and ranchers to highlight the freshest Lowcountry ingredients.
Guests can enjoy tastings from every chef, sip on local libations, groove to live music, and soak in the views. Tickets are all-inclusive, and kids 12 and under attend free. Families can enjoy the Petit Chefs Kids Tent and a baby goat petting session from The Goatery at Kiawah River.
Bonus: Lowcountry Local First is also inviting the community to pledge your support to Charleston’s local food system by joining its Eat Drink Local Challenge. By committing to shift $10 or more of your weekly food and beverage spending to local sources, you’ll help strengthen our community.
I’m super stoked to attend the Chef’s Potluck — it’s for a great cause, and you get to enjoy dishes from so many different, wonderful Lowcountry restaurants in one day, like The Grocery, FIG, The Obstinate Daughter, and more.
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