A vibrant collage showcasing the diverse January events happening in the Lowcountry.
January brings a vibrant array of events to the Lowcountry, perfect for family fun, creativity, or live entertainment. From musical concerts and comedy shows to educational workshops and celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Attend Candlelight Concerts, experience laughter at Wit’s End, or participate in the ‘New Year, New Garden’ event. With comfortable temperatures and sunny skies, embrace the lively local atmosphere and make unforgettable memories this January.
Hey there, Lowcountry! If you’re looking for something fun to do this January, you’re in luck! With sunny skies and temperatures expected to be a cozy 51°F, there’s plenty happening to keep you entertained. Plus, the clear conditions mean you can enjoy these events without worry!
Starting off the month, grab your tickets for the Candlelight Concerts series featuring “The Sounds of Soul” at the Unitarian Church of Charleston. You won’t want to miss the beautiful music inspired by legends like Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin on January 10. And that’s just the beginning!
On the same day, hit the Music Farm to catch the electrifying sounds of Tycho as they rock the stage. Or if you’re feeling more in the mood for some local vibes, the Johns Island rock band Majic Dust will also be performing at The Royal American. Make sure to check out The Dave Matthews Tribute Band at Pour House on January 9 for a taste of some familiar tunes. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show!
Need a laugh? Make your way to Wit’s End Comedy Lounge for stand-up performances by comedian Hunter Hill on January 10 and 11. For the culture enthusiasts, the Charleston Symphony is gearing up to present “Symphonie Fantastique” at the Charleston Gaillard Center on January 10-11. It’s the perfect mix of laughter and sophistication for your January nights.
Don’t miss out on the exciting “New Year, New Garden” event hosted by author Nicole Johnsey Burke. It takes place on January 10, and guess what? Attendees will receive a special gift bag! On January 11, get ready for a fantastic time at the South Carolina Housing Justice Network‘s “New Year Celebration” event at the Public Works Art Center. There’s so much happening, you might not know where to start!
Families can enjoy the Scales and Tails educational session for kids at Old Santee Canal Park on January 11, where they can learn and have fun in nature. This park has stood the test of time, providing outdoor enthusiasts a great place to explore for over 30 years!
Feeling crafty? Join the Pastel Candle Making Party scheduled for January 12 in Mount Pleasant for some hands-on creativity. And if you’re a music lover, be sure to catch the annual Chamber Music Charleston concert featuring guest violinist Anthea Kreston at Dock Street Theatre on the same day. There’s something for everyone this month!
Keep your calendar open for the talented Damon L. Fordham‘s book celebration on January 14 at Buxton Books. Book lovers will appreciate this event! Plus, don’t miss the heartwarming musical “Dear Evan Hansen” at the Charleston Gaillard Center on January 15. For film enthusiasts, the Charleston Jewish Filmfest is presenting the indie comedy film “Yaniv” on the same day.
Whether you’re into music, comedy, or creative workshops, January has something for everyone in the Lowcountry! So gather your friends and family, bundle up in those cozy sweaters, and get ready to enjoy the vibrant local atmosphere. Dive into the fun and make this January a month to remember!
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