A one-night-only show at Cannon Street Arts Center will offer presentations from leading Charleston artists, live painting, musical performances and more. Sharon Graci (left) and Kerri Devine (right). Credit: Jonathan Boncek and Provided photo

Midlife Monologues

Celebrate the challenges and joys of a womanโ€™s journey during Midlife Monologues, an intergenerational showcase featuring an impressive group ranging from young adults to women in their 60s. Charleston poet laureate Asiah Mae, writer Stephanie Hunt and vocal group Sorelle of The Voice are among the women coming together to share their talents and talk about what itโ€™s like for women before, during and after midlife. Tickets are available for both the live and live-streamed performance.

Oct. 24. 8 p.m. Ticket prices vary. Cannon Street Arts Center. 134 Cannon St. Downtown. puretheatre.org

Block party with Jeremy Renner

Jeremy Renner, Avengers actor, two-time Academy Award-nominee and new co-owner of Charlestonโ€™s Sweet Grass Vodka, will visit The Refinery for a VIP bottle signing and meet-and-greet event. Renner joined the Charleston-based spirit company in July and is now on a nationwide tour to promote the brand. The ticketed event features a block party and live music which is included with free general admission tickets. For an additional free, the VIP bottle signing experience is available.

Oct. 20. 5 p.m. Ticket prices vary. The Refinery. 1640 Meeting St. Downtown. sweetgrassvodka.com

Old City Jail reopens for ghost tours

Bulldog Toursโ€™ iconic Old City Jail tour is back just in time for Halloween after a two-year renovation project. Tour guests continue to claim that theyโ€™ve spotted the ghost of Lavinia Fisher, Americaโ€™s first female serial killer, more than 200 years after her execution. Guests can expect a haunted evening roaming the halls of the old jail where the cityโ€™s most notorious thieves, pirates and war criminals were once imprisoned while listening to spooky stories by Bulldogโ€™s tour guides.

Throughout October. 6 p.m. $37. Old City Jail. 21 Magazine St. Downtown. bulldogtours.com

Fall Festival on James Island

Enjoy a fall Sunday afternoon at Fort John Baptist Churchโ€™s Fall Festival with plenty of entertainment, food and merchant vendors as well as a trunk-or-treat. Guests can enjoy the hayride and petting zoo before braving the dunk tank or opting to get their faces painted. Kids can hop around the bouncy castles, participate in the cake walk and play yard games.

Oct. 22. 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Free to attend. Fort Johnson Baptist Church. 1473 Camp Road.
James Island. facebook.com/FortJohnsonBaptist/events

Tim Burton movie trivia

Test your knowledge of Tim Burton, the filmmaker known for pioneering goth culture in the American film industry. Brush up on all things Burton before the big night, including Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, The Nightmare Before Christmas and Planet of the Apes. The top three teams will receive prizes, and food and drink will be available for purchase.

Oct. 25. 7 p.m. $10 per team. Bay Street Biergarten. 549 East Bay St. Downtown. baystreetbiergarten.com


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