Columbia, Rock the Block (4/17): Join us outdoors for a rocking fun(d)raising event for Trustus Theatre.

Columbia, Beatles the Ballet (4/17): Columbia City Ballet returns its premiere production of Beatles The Ballet based on one of the most iconic bands of all time -The Beatles!

Monthly Cannabis Growers Meeting - All Welcome! : Monthly group meeting for Cannabis Lovers!

Calling all Brides, Free Bridal Show Calendar, Bridal Giveaways, Wedding Expos, Upcoming Bridal Show : Don't miss out, sign up for alerts and Bridal Shows and Bridal Giveaways, somebody is going to win!

Boston, Upcoming Gem and Jewelry Shows Near Me : Gem and Jewelry Show master list is here!

Charleston, The Charleston Bridal Show (7/25): Meet your wedding vendors in person and get discounts that you will only get at the show. Your big day is one of the most important of your life. Make sure you know your vendors. You want to make sure

Abbeville, A Faery Hunt Virtual Visits and Fairy Parties and Birthdays (12/25 - 5/31): Bring the enchantment of Fairyland into your child's day. This can be for a birthday party, play date, scout troops, day care, or just for the fun of it!

Charleston, 36th Annual Juried Student Exhibition (3/26 - 4/23): The annual exhibition is a celebration of talented artists at the College of Charleston.

Charleston, Beethoven’s 5th (4/16 - 4/17): Beethoven likely wrote his Piano Concerto No. 5 while hiding in a basement. Under attack by Napoleon, Vienna was in a state of emergency.

Charleston, Butterfly Book Nook Garden Work Day (4/17): If you're in need of extra time outdoors, pack a light lunch to enjoy in the garden after a productive work day!

Charleston, Japonisme in Charleston: Alice Smith and Her Circle (4/30 - 10/3): Early 20th century Charleston artist Alice Ravenel Huger Smith was one of many American artists to react to the western dissemination of Japanese prints.

Charleston, Lasting Impressions: Japanese Prints from the Read-Simms Collection (4/30 - 10/3): The Gibbes Museum of Art is home to one of the most significant collections of Japanese woodblock prints in the Southeast.

Charleston, Learn to paint like Bob Ross in one day. (4/18): Ever tried to follow along with Bob Ross and just could not get it right?

Charleston, Like A Girl: Dare to Dream (4/9 - 5/2): Like A Girl: Dare to Dream, a new exhibition by artist Fer Caggiano, is on view at City Gallery from March 11 through May 2, 2021 .

Charleston, Live Music with Chhicken Scratch (4/16): Join us for live music from Chhicken Scratch! The Lowcountry's ultimate classic rock band!

Charleston, Manning Williams: Reinventing Narrative Painting (2/6 - 6/6): Manning Williams’s paintings are rooted in the history, traditions, and terrain of the South Carolina Lowcountry.

Charleston, Music Bingo Brunch at WA Pub (4/18): Music Bingo is returning once again to the West Ashley Pub on Sunday, 4/18!

Charleston, Sunday Brunch Farmers Market (4/11 - 12/12): The Sunday Brunch Farmers Market is a 100% local market, featuring more than 35 awesome local vendors.

Charleston, Sunday Figure Drawing (3/21 - 12/19): In a professional and academic environment, artists work from a nude model in a variety of artistic mediums!

Charleston, Sunday Figure Drawing (1/10 - 12/19): In a professional and academic environment, artists work from a nude model in a variety of artistic mediums, with poses ranging from 30 sec to 25 min.

Charleston, The Charleston Bridal Show (7/25): Meet your wedding vendors in person and get discounts that you will only get at the show. Your big day is one of the most important of your life. Make sure you know your vendors. You want to make sure

Charleston, The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Septet with Wynton Marsalis (4/23 - 4/24): The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO) Septet performs a vast repertoire, from rare historic compositions to Jazz at Lincoln Center-commissioned works.

Charleston, The PoHo Backyard Market (4/17): Join us out back behind the Pour House for a Backyard Market featuring 30+ local vendors!

Charleston, Thrifters + Drifters Spring Market (4/18): Thrifters + Drifters is BACK! All your favorite local makers + shakers will be in one place for the Spring Thrifters + Drifters market!

Charleston, Virtual Meditation (3/7 - 5/30): Reflect on a reading or podcast followed by 20 minutes of meditation, led by Gary Smith.

Columbia, Arboretum Open House (3/21 - 12/19): All are welcome to join us at Open House, always the 3rd Sunday of every month. G

Columbia, Art Class: Resin Wearables (4/16): In this class, students encase real dried flowers and leaves in resin to create a wearable work of art. Taught by CMA staffer Dana Witkoski.

Columbia, Art Day (4/17): Art Day—Free—Saturday, April 17, 10 a.m.–3p.m.Artista Vista continues on Saturday with Art Day on the Stormwater Studios campus.

Columbia, Beatles the Ballet (4/17): Columbia City Ballet returns its premiere production of Beatles The Ballet based on one of the most iconic bands of all time -The Beatles!

Columbia, Beethoven & Blue Jeans (4/24): Our annual Beethoven & Blue Jeans includes his Fidelio Overture and Symphony No. 2, along with Emotive Transformations by contemporary American composer, James Lee III.

Columbia, Earth Day Shred Day Event (4/17): Join your Richland County neighbors as we celebrate Earth Week with this free drive-thru event.

Columbia, eXtended Range (4/17): Extend your dive time past the No Decompression Limits and stay in the water a little longer.

Columbia, Friday Beer-Ride (4/2 - 10/22): Weekly road ride from the Cycle Center in 5-Points. We traverse the downtown streets northward into the Forrest Lakes neighborhoods following the Gills Creek tributary and loop back to the store.

Columbia, Limited Exposure – a Broadway Cabaret (4/16 - 4/18): As our emcee, Bill DeWitt (My Fair Lady), will reminisce and even poke a little fun at some of the realities of living in the times of COVID.

Columbia, LIVE at Tiffanys!! Were back! (4/17): Come join me and Michael at Tiffany's in NE Columbia for some amazing food, drinks, and music in an awesome family-friendly environment!

Columbia, Mad Hatters Art Party (5/2): From Alice & Wonderland to celebration of spring, everyone is invited to join us for a safely-spaced, fun, outdoor, very very merry unbirthday art party in the gardens at the Historic Robert Mills Hou

Columbia, Pressing Voices (1/30 - 6/6): South Carolina has been home to an impressive array of printmakers creating works in a diverse range of styles.

Columbia, Rock the Block (4/17): Join us outdoors for a rocking fun(d)raising event for Trustus Theatre.

Columbia, Student Choreography Showcase (4/24 - 4/25): We’ll close out what is sure to be an unforgettable year with another distinctive audience experience!

Columbia, Student Choreography Showcase (4/23 - 4/25): Directed by Olivia Waldrop, our final student choreography showcase of the year will feature eleven student works that have been specially conceived as original dance films.

Columbia, Sunday Funday (3/14 - 4/25): Join us every week for Sunday Funday, Tin Roof style! Come hang out with your favorite bartenders and enjoy music from the best local DJs.

Columbia, Survivor to Warrior S.P.E.A.R.R. Defense Training (4/17): HUSH No More & Warrior Warehouse are presenting Survivor to Warrior S.P.E.A.R.R. Training which is led by Head Instructor Lance Adams.

Columbia, The Imaginative Worlds of M.C. Escher (2/6 - 6/6): Images by artist Maurits C. Escher (1898-1972) fascinate audiences with their imaginative design, consummate draftsmanship, and dreamy visions.

Columbia, Virtual: World of Jazz - A Global Experience (5/1): Featuring members of the Charleston Jazz Orchestra, this performance will be available On Demand two weeks after the Charleston Music Hall performance date.

Columbia, You on the Moors Now (4/9 - 4/17): Jaclyn Backhaus’ rip-roaring You on the Moors Now brings a fiercely modern sensibility to antiquated ideas of love and romance.

Conway, Peter Pan (4/30 - 5/9): Peter Pan is one of the most beloved and frequently performed family favorites of all time.

Edisto Island, Edisto Island Museum Re-Opening (4/20): The Edisto Island Museum is re-opening it's doors!

Edisto Island, Two Author Booksigning with C. Hope Clark & Bob Spearman (4/24): C. Hope Clark will be signing her new release, the 7th of the Edisto Island Murder Mystery Series: "Reunion on Edisto". And local resident Bob Spearman will be signing his new novel, "Shrimpin' Gold"

Edisto Island, Weekly Arts & Crafts Market at Bay Creek Park (4/7 - 10/20): Every Wednesday! Come out to Bay Creek Park for a waterfront arts & crafts market also offering handmade craft food items, farmers market.

Florence, Indigo Dip and Dye (4/24): Join in the fun at the Florence County Museum’s socially distanced Indigo Dip and Dye. Bring your own fabrics to dye in the Indigo grown at the FCM.

Florence, Open House (4/17): Metro Street Grille food truck, department demos, Dyno Shootout & giveaways!

Fort Mill, South Carolina Strawberry Festival (4/23 - 5/1): The South Carolina Strawberry Festival is Fort Mill's annual salute to spring! Located just 15 minutes south of Charlotte and an hour north of Columbia, the South Carolina Strawberry Festival will be

Fort Mill, South Carolina Strawberry Festival (4/23 - 5/1): The Town of Fort Mill is excited to announce its slate of events for the 2021 South Carolina Strawberry Festival, which kicks off Friday, April 23 and continues through Saturday, May 1.

Goose Creek, Goose Creek Farmers & Artisans Market (2/20 - 12/18): Come join us for our brand new year round Goose Creek Farmers & Artisans Market!

Greenville, Expand Your Soul: 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training (3/20 - 5/9): 200hr Power Yoga Teacher Training Certification at Soul Yoga Studio!

Greenville, Family Fridays (3/19 - 5/28): Kids 15 and under only $10/race with an accompanying adult every Friday!

Greenville, Framed: Step into Art (3/19 - 5/11): The bilingual exhibit transforms the works of well-known painters into interactive environments.

Greenville, GLOW TALES- A Blacklight Puppetry Extravaganza! (4/17 - 5/2): Three short tales told through black light puppetry, story-telling and music, perfect to create a magical theatre experience for parents and children!

Greenville, Grieg Piano Concerto (4/24 - 4/25): A rising star of the keyboard, Do Hyun Kim has thrilled audiences around the globe including appearances in St. Petersburg, New York City, and Tokyo.

Greenville, Sensational Strings (5/1 - 5/2): The strings of the Greenville Symphony Orchestra shine in this program led by guest conductor and newly-named Music Director of the Omaha Symphony Ankush Kumar Bahl.

Greenville, West African Drum & Dance (1/16 - 5/15): The Sound of the Drums beckons you! Immerse yourself in African culture and community for this all-time favorite now offered 2x per month.

Hilton Head Island, Reptiles & Amphibians of the Lowcountry (3/12 - 5/28): Alligators, snakes and turtles - oh, my! Take a closer look at the fascinating and unique characteristics of local reptiles and amphibians.

Irmo, HT@MTC Drive-In Music Night (4/17): Join us in the Harbison Theatre parking lot for another drive-in music night! The Dick Goodwin Quintet and Kristi Hood will return to HT@MTC on April 17 at 6:00 PM.

Johns Island, Live Music by Ed ‘Porkchop’ Meyer at Seanachai! (4/3 - 12/4): Stop by for live music by Porkchop the first Saturday of every month from 6-8PM!

Lake City, ArtFields (4/3 - 5/1): ArtFields® in Lake City, S.C., turns what was once one of South Carolina’s most prosperous agricultural communities into a living art gallery that shows some of the best art of the Southeastern United

Mount Pleasant, Blessing of the Fleet & Seafood Festival (4/25): The Annual Blessing of the Fleet & Seafood Festival is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year!

Mount Pleasant, Brunch at Charleston Harbor Fish House (4/24): Brunch

Murrells Inlet, Earth Day Celebration (4/24): Join us for our Earth Day Celebration on April 24, 2021, 10 a.m. – 2p.m.

Murrells Inlet, Scout Days 2021 (4/24): Join us for a fun-filled day of learning and excitement.

Murrells Inlet, Unity Diversity Labyrinth Walk (4/17): Today we are overwhelmed with the news of diversity turning to dissension, suspicion and ignorance, overflowing into violence against the people of our own nation.

Myrtle Beach, American Society of Marine Artists 18th National Exhibition (1/16 - 4/18): Marine art is a genre that depicts maritime activities, inshore and harbor scenes, naval scenes, ship portraits, waterscapes and marine wildlife.

Myrtle Beach, Art in the Park, Market Common (4/24 - 4/25): Art in the Park (AITP) is the Grand Strand’s premier outdoor show and sale, hosted by the oldest art guild in the area, Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild (est. 1969).

Myrtle Beach, Art Journal Club (2/27 - 1/22): This is an opportunity to learn new techniques to increase your art journal techniques.

Myrtle Beach, Big House Revival – Tribute To The Allman Brothers (4/18): The Allman Brothers changed the course of popular American music in the 1970s when they created what would later become known as Southern rock.

Myrtle Beach, From the Sublime to the Ridiculous (4/18): The Long Bay Symphony concludes its 2021 Classical Series with From the Sublime to the Ridiculous, a program serving up pieces in a fascinating variety of styles featuring Shannon Kessler Dooley and J

Myrtle Beach, Life in Alignment (3/28 - 12/26): This is a place of love, encouragement, compassion, and passion. For both personal and business alignment.

Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach Marathon (5/1): Plan your next race at the beach and join us for the 24th annual Myrtle Beach Marathon on May 1, 2021.

Myrtle Beach, ZAC KELLUM @ Bar Louie Myrtle Beach (4/2 - 9/5): Singer songwriter Zac Kellum is a soulful country singer from South Carolina.

North Charleston, Bingo at Dashi (3/21 - 11/14): Come join us at Dashi in N. Charleston every Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. for bingo!

North Charleston, Bingo at Dashi (1/10 - 11/14): Come join us at Dashi in N. Charleston every Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. for bingo!

North Charleston, Breaking Bread with Vets (2/6 - 1/1): Join us this February 6th as we celebrate our 2nd year anniversary of the Breaking Bread event.

North Charleston, Brunch with Queso (3/14 - 4/25): Brunch is great, it’s fantastic, but it’s even better with Queso. Food specials / Cocktail features every Sunday at Rebel Taqueria

North Charleston, Dallas Baker and Friends on The Patio (4/2 - 5/14): Live music on the patio at a safe distance.

North Charleston, Metropolitan Bridal Show Expo (4/25): Plan out the wedding of your dreams! Meet some of Charleston Metropolitan area's best wedding vendors in one centralized location!

North Charleston, Outdoor Yoga (2/21 - 4/25): Join Masie for a Slow Flow yoga class for all skill levels outside at the Community Center in Park Circle.

Orangeburg, Orangeburg Festival Of Roses (4/30 - 5/2): The Orangeburg Festival of Roses celebrates the beginning of the rose blooming season.

Pawleys Island, Peedee Spring Flower Festival And Darla Moore Botanical Gardens (4/23): Spring is in the air at the annual Spring Plant & Flower Festival at the Pee Dee State Farmers Market.

Pickens, Blue Ridge Fest (4/30): Blue Ridge Fest combines great entertainment and a classic car cruise-in where hundreds of classic cars will be on display along with good food and the best hosts around.

Rock Hill, Rock Hill Grass Roots Races (3/13 - 10/14): WANT TO GET INTO TRACK RACING? 'Grass Roots' races are held on select Thursday evenings and Saturdays

Spartanburg, On Top Of The World (4/25): After an extraordinary year full of challenges, the Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra is feeling "On Top of The World" and ready to celebrate a season full of accomplishments.

Spartanburg, The Return Of John Williams (5/1): From the Star Wars Symphony to Harry Potter, the music of John Williams makes a triumphant return to Spartanburg.

Walterboro, Colleton County Rice Festival (4/23 - 4/24): This festival is a celebration of the rice planting heritage that helped found Colleton County.