Between the beaches and historic sites, world-class restaurants and shopping galore, Charleston has a lot to offer(opens in a new tab). With so much constantly going on in this city, it’s easy to miss some of the best Charleston activities when they pop up on the calendar. For that reason, we decided to share some of our favorite Charleston events that happen in the month of June. Regardless of whether you live here full-time, or are planning to visit, we hope you’ll add some of these suggestions to your itinerary if you’ll be around in the month of June. Enjoy! Carolina Lady Anglers Fishing for the Cure Tournament – May 31 through June 4 The Carolina Lady Anglers raise funds for breast cancer every year with a Fishing for the Cure Tournament. This year, we are honored to be a Species Sponsor for the event. This fun, family-friendly tournament is a great way to help an important cause while making many memories along the way. If you’re in the area, we encourage you to grab a fishing rod and sign up! Each team that participates must select a captain to attend the Captain’s meeting on May 31, at 6:00 p.m. at Charleston Maritime Center. The fish weigh-in is on June 4, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the same location. For registrations costs, prize details, and other info, please visit the Carolina Lady Anglers website(opens in a new tab). Spoleto Festival USA – Runs through June 11 If you love art, music, and theater, the Spoleto Festival is an event you’ll want to put on your calendar. Technically this festival started at the end of May, but it’s still in full swing. Live events for this festival will continue on through June 11, so be sure to find a day to enjoy the festival with your family. Between art galleries, dance shows, theater performances, and more, there’s bound to be something at this festival for every member of your family—kids included! Check out the Spoleto Festival calendar here.(opens in a new tab)Blues & BBQ Harbor Cruise – June 8, 15, 22, or 29 If you love ocean views and Lowcountry blues, you definitely need to get yourself signed up for a Blues & BBQ Harbor Cruise. This dinner cruise is a wonderful way to experience Charleston while listening to the musical stylings of well-known blues pianist Shrimp City Slim and his band. On this 2-hour cruise, you’ll enjoy a full all-you-can-eat BBQ buffet with access to a cash bar. Yum! Find out more about tickets and pricing here.(opens in a new tab)Sunset at Fort Sumter – June 9, 16, 23, and 30 Charleston is rich in history. So, if you’re here for a visit or live in town, we highly recommend spending an evening taking a step back in time with a Sunset at Fort Sumter tour. On this tour, you will interact with period-dressed Civil War historians and learn about the Civil War. Once at the fort, enjoy the rich history provided by the National Park Service Rangers and spectacular views of the city, harbor, and Atlantic Ocean from the top of the fort. This tour also includes a return cruise where you will relax and take in the spectacular views of the harbor and the marine life while dining on southern BBQ cuisine. Beer, wine, and cocktails are available for purchase at the fort and during the cruise. Advance reservations are recommended. Call 843-722-BOAT to purchase tickets. Moonlight Mixers – June 16 Moonlight Mixers is a family-friendly event that’s fun for both adults and children. All ages are invited to celebrate the arrival of summertime weather with some shag dancing on the Folly Beach Pier. During this event, DJ Jim Bowers will keep your feet moving with the hottest oldies and beach music. This even runs from 7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Admission is $8 per person when tickets are purchased in advanced online. On-site tickets cost $10 per person. Purchase your ticket now!(opens in a new tab)Charleston Carifest – June 22, 23, 24, and 25 Charleston Carifest is a Caribbean Carnival celebration in honor of Caribbean American Heritage Month. This festival is four days long and is full of food, fun, music, and costumes. When you attend this event, you will instantly be submerged in education and culture. Join in on the festivities and embrace Unity in Diversity. Visit the website for more information.(opens in a new tab)
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