MAKE THE MOST OF THE COAST

Charleston Punk Flea Market is taking over Omar Shrine in Mount Pleasant on June 27–28 for a weekend full of DIY vendors, artists, collectors, and makers. Browse vintage clothes, vinyl records, cassettes, CDs, toys, original art, handmade jewelry, retro video games, comic books, VHS, horror and B-movie memorabilia, oddities, taxidermy, and plenty of strange and unusual finds.

Located at the Omar Shrine at 176 Patriots Point Road, this one-of-a-kind market is perfect for fans of weirdo art, vintage treasures, and offbeat shopping!

Party at the Point is one of the most popular live music events in Mount Pleasant and a favorite thing to do near Charleston during the spring! Held at the waterfront Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, the weekly concert series features live bands, food and drinks, and dancing by the harbor with stunning sunset views. Get tickets by clicking the “Visit Website” button on this page.

July 3, 2026: On The Border (A Tribute To The Eagles)

Celebrate Independence Day in unforgettable style at the 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum! This is one of the top things to do near Charleston, South Carolina, for the 4th of July. Come aboard the legendary USS Yorktown to enjoy an evening packed with live music, local food vendors, drinks, and family-friendly entertainment. As the sun sets, you will experience a dazzling fireworks display, lighting up the Charleston Harbor and the Cooper River Bridge!

This year’s celebration is bigger than ever, marking America’s 250th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of Patriots Point. This 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular at Patriots Point delivers the perfect mix of history, celebration, and coastal views with unbeatable scenery, patriotic energy, and a milestone year to celebrate!

This event does sell out quickly! If the USS Yorktown venue is sold out, you can still view the fireworks from anywhere in Mount Pleasant where the sky above the Charleston Harbor is visible. Popular viewing locations include Memorial Waterfront Park, the Mount Pleasant Pier, Shem Creek Park, Pitt Street Bridge Park, and available areas on Patriots Point. The Wonders’ Way Pedestrian Path on the Cooper River Bridge is inaccessible during the fireworks show – it is not a viewing location.