Make the most of the last weekend of January with the Lowcountry Lowdown.

The 42nd annual Charleston Boat Show returns to the Charleston Area Convention Center January 28 - 30, 2022.

Celebrate the great outdoors at the 2022 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition February 17-20. We have your chance to get in for free!

Registration fees for the 45th Annual Cooper River Bridge Run will increase in February.

2022 sees concerts back in full swing around the Lowcountry. Here's a few you can start planning to attend right away. Be sure to check back in the future for the latest updates too.

The Price is Right Live has announced a 2022 show at North Charleston Performing Arts Center 2022.

Registration fees for the 45th Annual Cooper River Bridge Run will increase in February.

Two favorites come together this weekend for Bacon & Beer at the Rusty Bull Brewing Co.

Live in Mount Pleasant? You could win a $50 gift card when you dine there too! The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce and the Town of Mount Pleasant have just announced this joint initiative to support local food and beverage establishments.

It’s everybody’s favorite weekend on Folly Beach. The Taste of Folly is back! The main event, Savory Saturday, will take over Center Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, January 15.

Colder temperatures and a new year can only mean one thing in the Lowcountry: it’s time for oyster roast season! Here’s a list of some of the big events you can check out this winter.

The Save the Light Half Marathon and 5K is part of a grassroots effort to support the preservation of the Morris Island Light House. Save the Light and the Charleston County Parks and Recreation Commission are partnering on this annual event.

Let your sweet tooth rejoice! Girl Scout cookies are back and they’re bringing two new flavors to your taste buds this cookie season.

Colder temperatures and a new year can only mean one thing in the Lowcountry: it’s time for oyster roast season! Here’s a list of some of the big events you can check out this winter.

Betty White loved animals just about as much as all of us loved Betty White. On January 17, what would have been her 100th birthday, fans of “The Golden Girls” star could help her leave a lasting impact on animal shelters across the country.

One of the Charleston area’s most anticipated culinary events kicks off Thursday as restaurants offer discounts and special menus.

Explore your wild side, get in a great workout and enjoy the beautiful nature trails of Caw Caw Interpretive Center. Charleston County Parks is hosting its annual Where the Wild Things Run 5k run and walk Saturday, March 5.

Grammy Award winner Michael Bolton will perform in Charleston on Sunday.

The Cupid’s Chase 5K is scheduled for Saturday, February 12th at 10 a.m. at James Island County Park at the Wappoo Shelter.

The Save the Light Half Marathon and 5K is part of a grassroots effort to support the preservation of the Morris Island Light House. Save the Light and the Charleston County Parks and Recreation Commission are partnering on this annual event.

The Co-Op, a shop and café that has attracted locals and tourists to its Sullivan’s Island location for a decade, is planning to expand into downtown Charleston.

The world’s largest oyster festival returns to Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens on February 6.

The 6th annual Black Ink: A Charleston African American Book Festival will return this January as a virtual event.

Charleston’s annual Emancipation Parade will kick off Saturday morning with an Olympic medalist as its grand marshal.