Excitement Sparks in Summerville and Charleston This Weekend!

Excitement Sparks in Summerville and Charleston This Weekend!

Hey there, Summerville! Get ready for a fantastic weekend filled with fun events and activities that everyone in the family can enjoy. From tasty food to inspiring talks, there’s something happening around every corner!

Sunny Celebrations Await

This Saturday, October 5th, we’re expecting a lovely day with mostly sunny skies and a high of 83°F. Whether you’re out and about or chilling with friends, it sounds like the perfect day to soak up the sun. Just a heads up though—light winds coming from the northeast should keep things nice and breezy.

Summerville Rotary Oktoberfest

Mark your calendars for the 10th Annual Summerville Rotary Oktoberfest, taking place at Hutchinson Square from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. This family-friendly festival is not just about beer (though there will be plenty of that!). Expect traditional games, live music, excellent local food, and yes, beer vendors galore! This event supports various community programs, so your participation makes a huge difference!

Live Music and Culture

Let’s not forget the music scene! On October 3rd and 4th, the lively duo Shovels & Rope will be enchanting audiences at Music Farm with their backwoods sound. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just discovering their music, it’s sure to be a night filled with energy and creativity.

Foodie Fun in Charleston

Attention food lovers! On Sunday, October 6th, Pitmaster John Lewis is bringing his famous Hatch Chile Roast to Pacific Box & Crate. This event will feature delicious dishes from Charleston’s top restaurants and live music to keep the vibes high. Bring the kids along for some extra fun at the kiddie corral!

A Weekend of Learning

If you’re into literature and discussions, head over to The Charleston Library Society on October 3rd for a fascinating talk by Timothy Boyce. He’ll be diving into the stories of Norwegian Odd Nansen’s daring WWII experiences—a real treat for history buffs!

On the same evening, local author Kimberly Brock will discuss her eagerly awaited book, The Fabled Earth, at Buxton Books. Whether you’re an aspiring writer or just love a good tale, this is the place to be.

Community Spirit

For families looking for an engaging experience, the Wee Wild Ones: Pumpkins in the Park event at the Caw Caw Interpretive Center on October 4th is a perfect choice for your little explorers. Kids will have fun learning about plants through fun hands-on activities.

Catch More Fun at Oktoberfest Markets

As the excitement ramps up, don’t miss Striped Saturday that also falls on October 5th. With local vendors, food trucks, and themed drink specials just in time for Oktoberfest, it’s a great way to wind down the weekend.

This weekend is packed with entertainment, delicious food, and opportunities for community engagement. Whether you’re attending an event in Summerville or exploring Charleston, there’s plenty to experience and enjoy. So why not gather your family and friends, get out, and make some wonderful memories? Happy weekend!


Author: HERE Charleston

HERE Charleston

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