Early February is one of the quieter times of year to visit Charleston, before the warmer weather and blossoming flowers bring the real crowds of spring.
Charleston’s biggest February weekend is the days of the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, which brings thousands of visitors to the city each year. You can also enjoy winter food and drink festivals, take part in art walks or charity races, or attend a special event at one of Charleston’s local attractions.
Interested in a specific type of event? See Charleston’s calendars of upcoming:
– Concerts
– Comedy shows
– Musicals
– Food festivals
– Farmers markets
See also:
– February weather in Charleston
– Free things to do in Charleston
– Attractions and other things to do in Charleston
– Things to do near Charleston
– Charleston annual festival calendar
!Event dates, venue and other details can change at short notice. Please check all information at the official website before making plans to attend an event.
– The Cottage, January 20 - February 7 2027
Play at The Historic Dock Street Theatre. More details
– ArtWalk, February 5 2027
Monthly first Friday art walks in downtown Charleston galleries. More details
– Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, February 12-14 2027
Big annual sporting lifestyle festival with events across Charleston including wildlife art exhibitions, chef demonstrations, animal demonstrations, and more. More details
– Pete the Cat, February 20-28 2027
Children’s musical at The Historic Dock Street Theatre. More details
– Pete the Cat, February 20-28 2027
Children’s musical at The Historic Dock Street Theatre. More details
– Lowcountry Oyster Festival, February 28 2027
Very popular annual food festival at Boone Hall Plantation, with oysters and other foods and drinks, shucking and eating contests, live music, children’s activities, and more. More details
→ See March events