Charleston is buzzing with energy as we step into an exciting week filled with arts, music, and community events! Whether you’re a local or just visiting, there’s something happening around town that’s sure to catch your interest.
Before we dive into the festivities, let’s take a quick peek at the weather! Expect a mix of partly cloudy skies in the morning, transitioning into more cloud cover later in the day, with a slight chance of a rain shower—so you might want to grab an umbrella just in case! The high will reach around 82°F, with light and variable winds keeping things comfortable. As we head into the evening, prepare for early rain showers but rest assured, skies will clear up later on. Expect temps to dip to a low of around 69°F.
One of the highlights this week is the opening weekend of the Charleston Symphony! Get ready to enjoy a wonderful concert that brings back Concertmaster and Artistic Director Yuriy Bekker to the podium. The night will feature stirring compositions by Saint-Georges, Rossini, and Tchaikovsky that are sure to leave you in awe. This concert is happening at the Gaillard Center on September 20 at 7:30 PM. Tickets range from $26 to $125—a small price for an evening of cultural enrichment!
Get ready to laugh on September 20! Ms. Pat, a stand-up comedian and actress, will be performing her unique, hilarious routine at the Charleston Music Hall. Don’t miss her one-night-only, gutsy show as part of her “Hot & Flashy Tour”, starting at 7:00 PM. Tickets are selling fast, priced at $35 to $60!
Movie lovers will be thrilled to know that the Gibbes Film in Focus series is back, showcasing the renowned works of director Spike Lee. Join them for a screening of “Malcolm X” on September 19 from 6 – 9:30 PM at the Terrace Theater. Tickets are just $12, perfect for a night of engaging cinema!
For those who love the great outdoors, the Caw Caw Interpretive Center invites you to discover the wonders of Lowcountry moths on September 20 at 7 PM. You’ll get to explore the park, and learn about the incredible species that inhabit our area. This discovery course is priced at $10.
If you’ve got a knack for gardening, join the Plant Propagation 101 workshop on September 19 at the Park Circle Community Building. Participants aged 16 and up will learn techniques to propagate their houseplants and get to care for four plants during the workshop. Yum! Flour Chylde Bakery will provide some sweet treats to fuel your gardening adventures. The price for this workshop is just $20.
And for those with a creative flair, check out the Sweetgrass Basket Weaving Workshop on September 21 at the Charleston Museum. Local artisan Sarah Edwards-Hammond will guide you through the fine art of sweetgrass basketry with all materials provided for $75-$105.
Rounding off the week, Here Comes the Mummies brings their funk rock vibes to the Charleston Music Hall on September 22 at 8 PM. Get ready to groove and enjoy a night filled with music that promises a hauntingly fun experience! Tickets range from $30 to $45!
With all this going on, it’s surely a great week to be in Charleston. Whether you’re hitting up a concert, enjoying some local theater, or participating in a community workshop, make the most of these events! Grab your friends and family and dive into the culture and excitement our lovely city has to offer.
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