Summer is sizzling in the Holy City! From Fourth of July celebrations rolling into weekend beach concerts, to Charleston Carifest honoring Caribbean culture, July is packed with fun. Don’t forget about the Charleston Farmers Market, Reggae Nights at James Island County Park, and plenty of ways to cool down with sweet treats or a boat ride on the harbor. Keep scrolling to see the full July calendar of events!

July 9 – West Ashley Farmers Market
Open 3–7 PM at Ackerman Park. Also held July 16, 23 & 30.

July 10 – David Nail @ Music Farm
Country-pop concert featuring the Grammy-nominated artist.

July 11 – Reggae Nights @ James Island County Park
Featuring Well Charged. Gates open at 7:30 PM, music 8–11 PM. BYO chairs/blankets!

July 11 – W. Kamau Bell @ Charleston Music Hall
Emmy-winning comedian and host of CNN’s United Shades of America.

July 11 – Party at the Point: Rock the ’90s @ Charleston Harbor Resort
Outdoor concert on the water with food & drinks available.

July 11–13 – Phish @ North Charleston Coliseum
Three-night concert series with one of the biggest jam bands.

July 12 – Sweetgrass Basket Weaving Workshop @ The Charleston Museum
Hands-on session to learn the Lowcountry’s most treasured craft.

July 12 – Queen Flash (Queen Tribute) @ Music Hall
High-energy tribute concert celebrating the music of Queen.

July 13 – Second Sunday on King Street
King Street closes to cars—enjoy shopping, outdoor dining, live music, and more.

July 13 – Ride to End Alzheimer’s South Carolina
Charity cycling event to raise awareness and support for Alzheimer’s care and research.

July 17 – Amy Winehouse Experience w/ Elise Testone @ Music Hall
Tribute to the late artist by Charleston’s own Elise Testone.

July 17 – Wine on the Piazza @ Edmondston-Alston House
Sip wine while enjoying harbor views from a historic Charleston home.

July 18 – Luke Bryan @ Credit One Stadium
Country megastar hits the stage for a summer stadium show.

July 18 – Dancing on the Cooper @ Mount Pleasant Pier
A night of beach music and dancing under the stars.

July 18 – Party at the Point
Summer concert series continues with food, drinks, and sunset views.

July 19 – Isle of Palms Beach Run (5K/10K/Walk)
Family-friendly event on the sand. Run with ocean views!

July 19 – Nate Bargatze @ North Charleston Coliseum
Clean and clever stand-up comedy from one of the fastest-rising comics.

July 19 – Paul Reiser @ Charleston Music Hall
Emmy-nominated actor and comedian known from Mad About You and Stranger Things.

July 19–27 – Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical @ Dock Street Theatre
Family-favorite book series brought to life on stage.

July 20 – Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit @ Gaillard Center
Southern rock meets Americana in this critically acclaimed performance.

July 20 – The Wallflowers @ Charleston Music Hall
Featuring Jakob Dylan, playing classic hits and new music.

July 20 – Reggae on the Water Boat Cruise
4:30–7:30 PM from downtown Charleston. Includes open bar, food, and live DJ ($160).

July 22 – Hatebreed @ Music Farm
Hardcore band bringing big energy to a small venue.

July 24 – Creed: Summer of ’99 Tour @ Credit One Stadium
Relive the early 2000s with a stadium rock tour revival.

July 25 – Todd Rundgren @ Charleston Music Hall
Legendary multi-instrumentalist performing his greatest hits.

July 26 – Sweetgrass Cultural Arts Festival @ Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park
Celebrate Gullah-Geechee culture with basket weaving, storytelling, food, and music.

July 26 – Sal Vulcano @ Gaillard Center
Stand-up comedy from the Impractical Jokers star.

July 26 – Kenny & Dolly: The Legacy Tribute @ Music Hall
Tribute to country legends Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton.

July 27 – Charleston Sprint Triathlon Series (Second Event)
Swim, bike, and run your way through James Island County Park.

July 27 – Mumford & Sons @ Credit One Stadium
Grammy-winning folk-rock band performs live in Charleston.

July 29 – Descendents @ Music Farm
Punk pioneers hit the stage for a high-octane night.

July 31 – Pony Bradshaw @ Music Farm
Appalachian folk meets Southern soul in this intimate show.