Charleston, August 20, 2025
News Summary
Charleston offers an exciting lineup of events this August, catering to diverse interests with film premieres, comedy shows, music performances, and engaging community discussions. Highlights include a tribute concert, an indie night, and various outdoor activities, promising memorable experiences for both residents and visitors alike.
Charleston Hosts Exciting Events This August
Charleston is set to come alive this August with a range of events from comedy shows to music performances, appealing to various tastes and interests. Notable happenings include a film premiere and a tribute concert, along with a series of engaging discussions and outdoor activities.
Weather Forecast
The weather during these events in Charleston is expected to be warm, with a morning high near 90°F. Skies will be partly cloudy in the morning, transitioning to cloudy in the afternoon, with a slight chance of rain showers. Evening temperatures will drop to a low of 73°F, accompanied by a light north wind.
Film and Comedy Events
One of the highlight events is the Rip City CHS Film Premiere taking place on August 22, 2025, at The Terrace, featuring a series of comedic short films, sketches, animations, and music videos. Tickets are priced at $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the event. The first show has already sold out, but seats remain available for the late show.
The same evening, comedy enthusiasts can enjoy a performance by Kate Willett at Wit’s End Comedy Lounge. Shows are scheduled for August 22-23, 2025, starting at 8 p.m. Ticket prices range from $22 to $36. Additionally, on August 21, attendees can check out the Menopause and Martinis Discussion at the Harbor Club at Westedge for $55.
Musical Performances and Dancing
Music fans have plenty to look forward to, with events such as the MF Indie Night on August 21, 2025, at Music Farm. Emo band Thoroughfare, along with special guests, will take the stage for a ticket price of $17. Following this, the Dylan Affect Tribute Band will perform on August 22 at the Pour House with tickets available for $20 in advance.
A special Moonlight Mixer Dance Event, hosted by Andrew Grimmage and Morgan Grier, will also take place on August 22 at the Folly Beach Pier, with tickets priced at $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the event.
More Activities and Festivals
Other events include the Lowcountry Jazz Festival occurring over the last weekend of August (29-31) at the Charleston Gaillard Center, featuring headliner Boney James, with tickets starting at $79.56. Fans can also attend the Sounds of S.O.U.L. Album Release Celebration at the Pour House on August 26 for a $10 cover charge.
Outdoor and community activities include Sunrise Yoga at the Mount Pleasant Pier on August 23 for $10, as well as Prose and Pastries with local author Vanessa Miller, which is free to the public on the same day.
Background Context
August is filled with diverse entertainment opportunities in Charleston, catering to various audiences. The city previously hosted a variety of events, and this month continues the tradition of fostering local culture through arts, music, and engaging discussions. This season’s events aim to connect residents and visitors, creating memorable experiences amidst the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
Event Overview Chart
| Event | Date | Location | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rip City CHS Film Premiere | August 22 | The Terrace | $20 in advance, $25 day-of |
| Moonlight Mixer Dance Event | August 22 | Folly Beach Pier | $10 in advance, $15 day-of |
| Menopause and Martinis Discussion | August 21 | Harbor Club at Westedge | $55 |
| MF Indie Night | August 21 | Music Farm | $17 |
| Lowcountry Jazz Festival | August 29-31 | Charleston Gaillard Center | From $79.56 |
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- Post and Courier: Charleston Area Events August 21-27
- Google Search: Charleston events August 2025
- Charleston City Paper: S.C. Blues Star King to Offer Aug 23-24 Family Reunion
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- Google Scholar: Charleston events 2025
- ABC News 4: Charleston Flash Flood Warning Criteria
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Charleston
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