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One winning photo will be selected to appear on the official 2026 site pass + displayed at the Fort Moultrie Visitor Center. Select entries will also be recognized on the National Park Service and Friends of Charleston National Parks channels. You have until Tuesday, Sept. 30, to submit your photos.
Events
Events
Thursday, July 24
Shark Week | 9 a.m.-5 p.m. | South Carolina Aquarium | Price of admission | From feedings and digging for shark teeth to an Undersea Explorer VR experience, get up close to the ultimate apex predator of the deep.
The Light Show | 6-8 p.m. | Firefly Distillery, North Charleston | $15 | Head to Park Circle for a night of poetry.
Charleston Singles Matching Mixer | 6-9 p.m. | The Rickhouse at Cannon Distillery | $35 | Calling those in their thirties + forties to enjoy an evening of cocktails, live music, and to meet their match.
Creed — Return of the Summer of ’99 Tour | 7 p.m. | Credit One Stadium | $76+ | The Lowcountry is ready to welcome this rock band from Tallahassee with “With Arms Wide Open.”
Friday, July 25
Operation Overnight Family Night | Friday, July 25-Saturday, July 26 | Starts at 4 p.m. | Patriots Point, Mount Pleasant | $55 | Join an evening of hands-on activities, larger-than-life games, and interactive learning — plus spend the night aboard the USS Yorktown.
Bodega Night Market | 5-9 p.m. | Bodega Mount Pleasant, Mount Pleasant | Price of purchase | Head to the night market to browse local artisans’ offerings, food trucks, and for all your favorite Bodega bites.
BBQ + Beer Backyard Bash | 6-9 p.m. | Moxy Charleston Downtown | Price of purchase | Get ready for a fun-filled day of ice-cold beer, good times, games, and live music on the rooftop.
Lowcountry Summer Coin Show | Friday, July 25-Monday, July 28 | Exchange Park, Ladson | Calling all coin collectors to Ladson for a few days of browsing and bargain hunting — don’t miss the special events for kids.
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Downtown brunch, lunch, and dinner spot 60 Bull Café announced its closing on Instagram. Owner Joel Vetsch told The Post and Courier that staffing challenges were one of the factors that contributed to the decision.
Open
No Bull Burger Bar has relocated. The beloved burger spot reopened last Wednesday at 2544 Savannah Hwy. Stop by any day from 4 to 9 p.m. for some loaded chips and the Gambler. (The Post and Courier)
Civic
On Monday, Aug. 4, The College of Charleston is inviting the community to discuss the Coming Street Commons project, which aims to provide more student housing. The meeting is from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences’ Michael Auerbach Auditorium. Can’t make it?Tune in online.
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Bravo’s “Top Chef” is bringing its kitchen showdown to the Carolinas. Season 23 will be centered in Charlotte with several episodes in Greenville, according to the show’s Instagram account. Tell us which local chefs you would like to see compete.
Festival
Mark your calendar, the Charleston RiverDogs are hosting the inaugural BBQ & Boots Fest on Saturday, Sept. 13, at The Joe. Guests can expect a family-friendly event featuring live country music, barbecue, and games. (Holy City Sinner)
Number
100. That’s how many positions SHL Medical, a medical device manufacturer, is filling as it undergoes a production expansion. Get this: by the end of next year, the company expects to add a total of 220 new jobs. Want to apply?Tap here. (WCSC)
Legacy
Ozzy Osbourne, English singer, songwriter, and music icon, died on Tuesday, July 22. He was 76 years old. Did you know? Back on Feb. 20, 1983, Osbourne performed at Charleston County Hall, a former music venue that operated on King Street from 1944 to 1985. (The Post and Courier)
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Dig into oysters from 167 Raw. | Photo by CHStoday
If you’re looking for the best spots to enjoy oysters around town, you have a lot of options — here are our recommendations.
Downtown
Amen Street Fish & Raw Bar | Sample four rotating varieties of local oysters, including Lowcountry Cups.
Leon’s Oyster Shop | If you’re over the raw scene, grab the fried oyster roll with avocado, comeback sauce, and chives or the world-famous char-grilled oysters.
The Ordinary | The crispy oyster slider with cabbage, Fresno mayo, on a fresh-baked Hawaiian roll is anything but ordinary.
Waterfront
The Obstinate Daughter | The raw oysters are a must-order; they’re served on the half shell with housemade hot sauce and champagne mignonette.
Tavern & Table | Odds are we’re ordering the seafood platter, complete with oysters — every time.
Charleston Crab House | Our mouths are watering just thinking about Grilled Oysters McClellanville, which feature garlic butter, bread crumbs, and Parmesan cheese.
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