Upcoming Events to Explore in Charleston This February

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Charleston is filled with vibrant events this February, catering to various interests including comics, oysters, art, and cultural discussions. From the 17th Annual Captain’s Comic Expo to the Folly Beach Art & Craft Festival, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Further enriching the month are culinary experiences and community gatherings, providing perfect opportunities to make lasting memories in this charming city.

Excitement in Charleston: Events That You Won’t Want to Miss!

Attention, Charleston! The city is buzzing with energy as a slew of delightful events is on the horizon. From comic conventions to oyster roasts, there’s something for everyone this February. So, grab your calendars, and let’s take a peek at what’s happening in our charming town.

17th Annual Captain’s Comic Expo: A Comic Lover’s Dream

If you love comics, art, or simply enjoy dressing up as your favorite character, you’re in for a treat! The 17th Annual Captain’s Comic Expo is set to rock the Omar Shrine Center on February 22 and 23. With over 135 tables filled with comics, original artwork, and incredible cosplays, this event promises a fantastic weekend. Join fellow fans on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. The guest list is epic, featuring the talented Kat Cressida, the voice of Jessie from Toy Story, and Anthony Marques, known for his work on Batman: The Audio Drama. Don’t forget to snag your tickets, starting at just $20.

Oysters Galore with Big Brothers, Big Sisters

Annual Oyster Roast hosted by Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Lowcountry is happening on February 22 from noon to 3 p.m. at Bohemian Bull on James Island. For just $35 if you buy in advance or $45 on the day, you’ll get to indulge in all the tasty oysters your heart desires. Plus, it’s all for a great cause!

Insightful Tours with Bulldog Tours

Starting on February 22, Bulldog Tours will offer enlightening tours every Saturday focusing on the African American experience in Charleston. These tours kick off at Liberty Square and cost just $10 per person. Discover the rich history and culture that shapes our beautiful city through these specially curated experiences.

Folly Beach: An Art Lover’s Paradise

33rd Annual Folly Beach Art & Craft Festival will showcase over 80 local artists, musicians, and vendors from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Enjoy a relaxing day by the beach featuring a surfboard-painting contest and activities for the kids. Admission is free for residents and just $10 for the general public ($15 on the day of the event).

Nature and Culture at Middleton Place

$15 plus general admission.

Cultural Discussions at the International African American Museum

6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m..

Aziz Ansari Takes the Stage

7 p.m.. Part of his Hypothetical Tour, this is sure to be a night full of laughs. Make sure to grab your tickets!

Celebrate Young Artists at Halsey Institute

Young Contemporaries 2025 at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, running through March 15. This showcase features the burgeoning talent from the College of Charleston.

New Eats Around Town

Joyland, located at 145 Calhoun Street. And if you’re after some good coffee, Summit Coffee Old Village is now serving organic coffee and pastries at 411 Hibben Street in Mount Pleasant.

Charleston Wine + Food Festivals Just Around the Corner

Charleston Wine + Food Festival, taking place from March 5 through March 9. Make sure to check out which events still have tickets available to savor the culinary magic.

Community Gathering at Business & Brews

Charleston Business & Brews event at New Realm Brewing from 5 to 7:30 p.m.. This event is free to the public and a great way to connect with the community.

With all these amazing events, February is shaping up to be an exciting month in Charleston! Be sure to explore something new and make lasting memories. Happy exploring!

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Additional Resources

• Charleston City Paper: Wine + Food Events
• ABC News 4: Event with Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette
• CHStoday: Explore Charleston Wine + Food Events
• Post and Courier: Charleston Area Events
• Count On 2: Hiring Event in Charleston County School District
• Wikipedia: Charleston, South Carolina
• Google Search: Charleston events February 2025
• Google Scholar: Charleston events
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Charleston
• Google News: Charleston events

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