Featured Events in North Charleston in October, 2024 (February Updated)

Experience an unforgettable evening with Ray LaMontagne and Gregory Alan Isakov at Firefly Distillery in North Charleston. Mark your calendars for October 1, 2024, and make your way to 4201 Spruill Ave for a night of soulful music in a picturesque setting. Don't miss this opportunity to witness these two talented musicians perform live in an intimate outdoor venue. Get ready to be serenaded under the stars as their enchanting melodies fill the air. Gather your friends and loved ones for a magical night filled with music that speaks to the soul.

Learn to paint a complete 16x20” oil painting with step-by-step guidance from Certified Ross Instructor®, Barbie Sawyer. Adult participants will learn the Bob Ross Wet-on-Wet Technique® as seen on more than 300 PBS stations throughout the US. All materials provided, no experience necessary. Students are invited to bring lunch/snack. A brief break will take place mid-way through the workshop. About the Instructor Barbie Sawyer began painting in 2012. She took an acrylic painting class and found it wasn’t really what she was looking for so she signed up for a Bob Ross Landscape Oil Class. She fell in love with the oil paints and Bob’s techniques. She recently completed the Instructor Training program in Florida. She learned how to teach the “Wet on Wet” techniques and earned her certificate as a Certified Bob Ross Instructor. Come to one of her classes and “Paint Just Like Bob Ross (In One Day)” and you will leave with an impressive frame-ready painting. Information Source: City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department | eventbrite

Experience the soulful sounds of Tamia & Joe live in concert at the North Charleston Coliseum on October 5, 2024. The event promises an unforgettable evening of R&B music in the vibrant city of North Charleston, South Carolina. Located at 5001 Coliseum Drive, the venue provides the perfect setting for fans to enjoy an evening of musical talent from these two renowned artists. Don't miss this opportunity to witness a spectacular performance by Tamia & Joe in this captivating city.

Catch the hilarious Nate Jackson on his Super Funny World Tour at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center in North Charleston, SC. The event is scheduled for October 12, 2024. Don't miss the chance to witness a night of non-stop laughter with this talented comedian.

Participants will learn basic crochet terms and stitches from local crochet artist Emily Enloe of SweetEnloe Crochet. Through group and individual instruction, students will learn how to put these various stitches together to create their own unique crocheted items. This class is open to teens and adults aged 13+ and families are encouraged to sign up together. Students will be provided a crochet hook and yarn to keep, but may also bring in any existing crochet hooks, yarn, or projects they wish to use while in class. Other classes on Nov 5, Nov 19, Dec 3, and Dec 17. Information Source: City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department | eventbrite

Join us for an evening of healing and enlightenment with cancer survivor Travis Brady, author of Make Room for Healing. The event will begin with a Lunar Vinyasa class led by breast cancer survivor and yoga instructor Kelsey Harrison. This gentle, slower-paced class emphasizes fluid movements and mindful transitions, allowing you to tune into your body and breath. Travis's presentation from the book will follow the class, and attendees will have the opportunity to ask additional questions and have their books signed. Your ticket includes the class fee. After checkout, please be sure to sign Park Circle Yoga's class waiver here. Copies of Travis's book will be available at the event from Itinerant Literate. Or you can preorder (and pick up) yours beforehand: Make Room for Healing | $14.99 | On sale: October 8, 2024 About the AuthorTravis Brady is surviving and thriving past her Stage 3A ER+ PR+ breast cancer diagnosis in 2016. In her quest to help others like herself, Brady interviewed more than 50 breast cancer survivors, learning their needs and stories about getting through treatment. What she uncovered is that all the women were looking for positive survivor stories to give them direction and hope. About the BookAccessible, heartfelt, and witty, this short collection of simple, practical tips offers self-care, healing, and recovery, from a stage-3 breast cancer survivor. “Before I started my treatment, I spoke to an oncologist at Johns Hopkins. He said, ‘Travis, you have to make room for treatment.’ He knew by speaking with me for just a few minutes I was trying to systematically plan each step like a project at work. That was not going to do. I heeded his advice, allowing myself the time and space to check in every day to see how I felt—to see what I needed and how to support myself.” When Travis Brady was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer, she sought advice from friends, and their friends, and their friends of friends—women who had been treated before her. She needed tips to make this process smoother, gentler, and more manageable. With this book, Travis offers you all the information she wished she had when she was first diagnosed—tips and practices that made her feel more in control in an uncontrollable situation. The organization of this book is designed to sequentially walk with you through treatment. The first section, Support, helps you get started by assembling your care team, seeking a second opinion, and advocating for your health. In the next section, Prepare, Travis shares specific practices that helped her physically cope and find comfort. In Nourish, she gives you a short-cut to the nutritional choices that supported her body. Heal takes you through holistic health practices you may not have considered but might be open to now. And finally, Enjoy reminds you to cultivate experiences where you derive great pleasure and satisfaction. Information Source: Itinerant Literate Books | eventbrite

Whether you're starting fresh or looking to invigorate your creative process, this sketchbook workshop is designed to ignite imagination and help circumvent artist block! Participants will explore techniques for expressing their personal artistic style through sketching, doodling, and collaging. Guided by illustrator and designer Kelly Kopacka, attendees will learn the benefits of building a daily sketchbook practice. All materials will be provided, but students are welcome to bring their own personal sketchbook if desired. Workshop is for participants age 18+. Information Source: City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department | eventbrite