News Summary
March 2025 in Charleston is filled with vibrant events including live music performances, food festivals, community races, and creative workshops. From lively concerts by renowned artists to unique culinary experiences and inspiring community activities, there’s something for everyone. Music lovers can catch performances by Big Head Todd & the Monsters and Aziz Ansari, while foodies can indulge in Oyster Gras. The community spirit shines through events like the Ashley River Adventure Race and Wish Night 2025. Plan your March in Charleston for an unforgettable experience!
March 2025: Exciting Events Coming to Charleston!
Hey there, Charleston! Spring is just around the corner, and with it comes a whole bunch of fun activities to mark your calendars with. Whether you’re a fan of music, food, or just love getting out to mingle with the community, March is packed with goodies to enjoy. So, let’s dive into some of the highlights you won’t want to miss!
Bright Skies and Great Times
March will kick off with cozy temperatures and pleasant sunny skies hovering around 73°F, perfect for outdoor events. While the evenings cool down to a comfortable 51°F, the light southern breezes should make for lovely evenings out!
Music Lovers, Rejoice!
Let’s talk tunes! If you’re itching for vibrant live performances, you won’t be disappointed. Big Head Todd & the Monsters will grace the Charleston Music Hall on February 28 and March 1, with ticket prices ranging from $39 to $110. If you’re a Pink Floyd fan, make sure to snag tickets for the “Comfortably Pink” tribute concert on March 1 at The Windjammer — tickets are just $20 in advance!
If live comedy is more your speed, Aziz Ansari is rolling into town with his stand-up tour on March 1 at the Gaillard Center. Grab your spot early as tickets are priced between $92 and $150. And don’t forget about “Dancing with the Stars, Live!” on March 4 at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center — get ready for some dazzling performances!
Foodies Get Ready!
For those who love to indulge in good eats, there’s the “Oyster Gras” celebration on March 1 at The Rickhouse at Cannon Distillery, where you can enjoy oysters and live music! Ticket prices are quite reasonable, ranging from $18 to $80. Plus, the “Black History Soul Meet and Eat” on the same day is set to feature a delightful combo of local food, arts, and crafts — all for an admission cost of only $10 to $20.
Community Vibes
Charleston loves community, and March offers plenty of opportunities to connect! The Ashley River Adventure Race returns on March 1 featuring both a 5K run and an 8.5-mile paddle, encouraging everyone to get up and moving! Tickets are affordable, ranging from $20 to $120.
For an inspiring night, come out for the “Wish Night 2025” event benefiting Make-A-Wish on the same day at Wild Dunes Resort, which includes a dinner and auctions, with tickets starting at $425.
Arts and Workshops
And for those with a creative flair, don’t miss the Alla Prima Oil Painting Workshop on March 5 at The Gibbes Museum of Art for an engaging evening of creativity — just $50 for members and $65 for non-members.
Auditions and Unique Events
Have you got what it takes to sing the national anthem? Mark your calendars for the auditions happening on March 3 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park — it’s free to participate! For an event that’s sure to be a hit, check out the Mardi Paws adoption event on March 2. Who knows, you might just find your furry partner in crime!
Wrap Up Your March with Fun
There’s something happening for everyone in March, whether you’re a fan of music, food, fitness, or just looking to enjoy the vibrant community of Charleston! Gather your friends and family and dive into this fantastic lineup of events — make the most of this upcoming month and create memories that you’ll cherish forever!
So, which events are you the most excited about? There’s no better time to enjoy the beautiful Charleston atmosphere indoors and out!
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- Live 5 News: Charleston Wine and Food Festival Returns
- Wikipedia: Festival
- ABC News 4: Charleston Food Truck Festival
- Google Search: Charleston Food Truck Festival
- Post and Courier: Charleston Area Events February 27 – March 5
- Google Scholar: Charleston events
- Charleston City Paper: Tickets Available for Wine & Food Events
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Food festival
- Ucare CDN: Event Information
- Google News: Charleston events March 2025
- WVGazetteMail: Celtic Calling Returns to Charleston
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