It’s so hot outside that it almost feels cold, which may or may not be healthy…But we’ve got some ‘cool’ activities to get you out of the sun and into the AC. Or, if the heat is your thing, we’ve got more than enough outdoor events to help you celebrate the summer sun. But no matter what, don’t let the heat beat you out of Father’s Day fun. Treat Dad to brunch or even take him fishing. Just be sure to get out and enjoy the weekend.
Friday
Come check out Lynn Dugan’s exhibit Beyond Color Theory to get your art fill
If a 4-course dinner with Holy City Brewery craft beer pairings sounds good, stop by Circa 1886 for Chef Marc Collins’ dinner.
It’s almost too hot to go to the beach during the day, but you can dance along the pier at night at Folly Beach for their Moonlight Mixer.
Chomp down on some quality seafood at Lobster Night at Coast.
Saturday
Get your bowling shoes on for a good cause at Bowl for Brody.
Give the beach a break and get your water gun out for America’s largest water battle, The Deluge.
Bring the whole fam to Father’s Saturday Fishing at Sewee Pond.
A hundred degree weather means working outside is nearly impossible, but this year’s YogaPop makes the impossible possible with the aid of music, games, food, and cocktails.
Come see some phenomenal golf and learn a lesson in dreaming big at The Dennis Walters Golf Show.
Before you go see the new Jurassic Park movie, learn about the creatures at Dino-Mite at the Charleston Museum.
We hold the deep belief that cocktails and art go perfectly together, and those behind Awakening III: Solstice seem to agree.
Two cuisine worlds collide at the Surf & Turf Dinner at Coast.
Sunday
Live music, local artists and artisans, and your fave fruit will be in abundance at the Fifth Annual Bluesberry Jam and Blueberry Festival.
Embrace your inner Picasso at Thirsty Painters.
Sunday Brunch Farmers Market is up and swinging this year, perfect for reviving yourself after the weekend’s madness.
A proper celebration for Dad is in order, and The Sanctuary is ready for it with their Jasmine Porch Father’s Day Brunch.
Get in your summer groove with a surf flick and music at the Summer Stoke Series Endless Summer Solstice Party.
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