
Whether you’re planning a romantic night out, a Galentine’s celebration with friends, something feel-good and community-focused, or fully embracing anti-Valentine’s energy, Charleston has something happening almost every night this week. Here’s a breakdown of what’s going on around town so you can plan accordingly—no matter how (or if) you’re celebrating.
💘 Valentine’s Day Celebrations
Romantic dinners, unique experiences, and date-night events are happening all week, including a Chef’s Kiss Beer Dinner, cocktail classes, torch-lit boat rides at Cypress Gardens, live music, candlelight concerts, tastings for a cause, themed karaoke, and special Valentine’s dinners at spots like Revival, Five Loaves Cafe, Bourbon N’ Bubbles, and The Culinary Institute of Charleston. From low-key date nights to full dinner-and-a-show plans, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate.
💕 Galentine’s Day in Charleston
Celebrating friendships? Galentine’s events are packed with champagne, cocktails, dancing, and creative fun. Highlights include Champagne Problems celebrations, Girl Dinner at Kersey House, Shred Your Ex parties, cocktail tours, wine tastings, paint-and-sip nights, brunch events, and themed nights at Pinky’s. Basically—grab your group chat and pick your personality.
🌸 Feel-Good Valentine’s Events for Everyone
If you’re looking for something a little more community-driven, Charleston delivers. Valentine’s Day also includes vendor markets like Triangle’s Sweetheart Market, Cupid-themed runs (yes, including the Undie Run), 5Ks, and even an oyster roast paired with pet adoption at DIG in the Park. These are perfect if you want to celebrate love in a broader, feel-good way.
🖤 Anti-Valentine’s Day Events
Not feeling the hearts and roses? You’re not alone. Anti-Valentine’s celebrations include night markets, themed parties, and events like Love Stinks and Cupid’s Cancelled—because sometimes the best plan is leaning all the way into it.
However you choose to celebrate (or not), Valentine’s week in Charleston is packed with options. Pick what fits your mood, your people, and your schedule—and let the city do the rest. See the graphics below for a full list of events!



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