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Your Charleston Scene Calendar: March 12–18, 2026
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Spring is just around the corner, and Charleston is buzzing with events that cater to every interest—from live music and art exhibits to cultural celebrations and family-friendly activities. Here’s your guide to the must-attend happenings across the Lowcountry this week.

Thursday, March 12

Toast under the Oaks
Kick off the week by unwinding at Johns Island County Park with live tunes from Krystal Halvorson, delicious bites from local food trucks, and a cozy atmosphere perfect for midweek relaxation. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door.

Friday, March 13

Maritime Power Before the Making of America
Join historian Benjamin Schaffer at the Charleston Library Society for a fascinating discussion on America’s early navy. Tickets are $25 for members and $35 for nonmembers.

Taste of Black Charleston
Sample desserts and dishes from local chefs while enjoying live music at the Charleston Visitor Center. Tickets range from $107–$160.

An Evening with Emanuel Ax
The world-renowned pianist reunites with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra to perform Brahms’ masterpieces at the Gaillard Center. Tickets: $30–$174.

Dance for Mas Plants
Get your groove on at Hed Hi Studio with DJ Blacksmith spinning high-energy beats for a night of Latin-inspired fun. Tickets are $30.

Diamonds Reimagined: A Symphonic Salute to Rihanna
Experience Rihanna’s hits in a new light with an orchestral twist at Charleston Music Hall. Tickets: $35–$101.

Debi Tirar Mas Fiestas
Reggaeton, merengue, and dembow take center stage at Music Farm for a night of vibrant Latin dance. Tickets: $26–$32.

Kitchen Dwellers
This Montana bluegrass-psych quartet hits Pour House for three nights of folk-infused grooves. One-night tickets: $31, or $85 for the full series.

Rocky Dale Davis
Laugh along with viral comedian Rocky Dale Davis at Wit's End Comedy Lounge. Tickets are $36.

Saturday, March 14

Shamrock Shuffle 5K
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a themed run through downtown Summerville. Entry: $17–$45.

Watercolor Class: Historic Women Artists
Explore Charleston’s art history in a hands-on class at The Charleston Museum. Tickets: $120–$150.

Okeeba Jubalo Art Exhibition & Talk
Catch a special North Charleston exhibition and artist discussion, free to attend.

The Little Mermaid Ballet Premiere
Palmetto City Ballet brings Ariel and friends to life at Sottile Theatre. Tickets: $46–$58.

Echoes of Ella: Jazz Tribute
Celebrate Ella Fitzgerald with Alva Anderson’s swing-filled performance at Forte Jazz Lounge. Tickets: $30–$50.

Charleston Black Expo
Support local Black-owned businesses while enjoying cultural exhibitions, networking, and more. Tickets: $12–$44.

Shamrock Shakedown
Sip cocktails, enjoy live music, and vote in a fun bartender competition at Firefly Distillery. Tickets: $15.

Eddie Bush Live
Catch classic rock hits by the beach at The Windjammer on Isle of Palms. Tickets: $10.

Sunday, March 15

Face 2 Face: Elton John & Billy Joel Tribute
Relive the hits of two music legends in this nationally acclaimed mashup at Charleston Music Hall. Tickets: $35–$49.

Monday, March 16

Celebration of America’s 250th
The College of Charleston Orchestra & Opera honor the nation’s 250th anniversary with a special program at Gaillard Center. Tickets: $23–$70.

Tuesday, March 17

If These Walls Could Talk: The White House
Join Stewart McLaurin at Charleston Library Society for an inside look at White House history and architecture. Tickets: $10–$15.

Aly & AJ Live
Indie-pop duo Aly & AJ bring dreamy synth melodies to Charleston Music Hall. Tickets: $44–$65.

Wednesday, March 18

Arriving: Leo Twiggs & His Art
Screening and discussion on the career of renowned artist Leo Twiggs at Gibbes Museum of Art. Tickets: $45–$55.

Squeaky Feet Concert
Catch this jazz-funk/progressive rock band live at Pour House. Tickets: $10–$12.

Night at the Museum: Land & Liberation
Explore food sovereignty, ancestral growing traditions, and more at the International African American Museum. Tickets: $20.


From music and dance to art and family fun, Charleston has something for everyone this week. Don’t miss a chance to experience the heart and culture of the Lowcountry—get out, explore, and make memories that will last a lifetime! 

 

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