We encourage all in Charleston to come out of that dungeon you call home and finally do something with your life, damn it. In that spirit, we have included some great events that will get you out and about and embracing the summer heat (but not too much) and Charleston at its peak time of year. We’ve got everything from pride events to concerts that benefit the Emanuel AME fund. So be sure to go out and not let the weekend pass you by.
Friday
Get a trippy start to your weekend at Faun Fables + The Good Witch Art Exhibition.
Close out National Gay Pride month with the Yoga Fundraiser for We Are Family, a local LGBT organization.
Come for barbecue and fixin’s and stay for Jordan Igoe and She Returns from War, benefitting This is Noteworthy.
De-stress and find your inner peace with the Reggae Nights Concert Series.
Enjoy the beach without the overwhelming heat with a beach night.
Saturday
Twenty Six Divine knows what’s up in the summa-time and is hosting a BBQ.
Rather bring your own dinner home? Come to the Cast Off Fishing Tournament.
We’ve always wondered how to make those Sweetgrass baskets, and now we don’t have to ponder anymore.
Calling all comic nerds to Soundwave’s Marvelous Mini-Con.
However you pronounce it, Tomayto Tomahto is going to be a great time for lovers of the FRUIT.
Do something worthwhile this Saturday and get your cornhole on benefitting the Special Olympics.
Give your kid the best day ever at Jump in the Park.
Spend your Saturday at the pool with a pork chop in your hand, courtesy of Robert Maniscalco.
Sunday
Don’t be that guy who missed this day of partying at Warehouse.
Donate to the Emanuel AME church and vibe to some great music.
Dust off that bike you use once a year and motor around Charleston for some drinking and eating fun.
Drink up at Against the Grain Brewery’s launch party for two new beers.
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