Illustration of various iconic locations in the state of South Carolina

South Carolina statewide events

Learn about festivals, community outings, sports competitions and AAA Branch location events.

Oct.

10

Crescendo—Hilton Head

Celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month across Hilton Head Island during this 10th annual arts and culture event. The kickoff party at Shelter Cove Community Park features Mark Rapp and the Soda City brass band. Later, enjoy Symphony Under the Stars at Lowcountry Celebration Park and a glowing Lantern Parade at Coligny Beach. (Oct. 10-Nov. 23)

Crescendo—Hilton Head

Oct.

16

Walhalla Oktoberfest—Walhalla

Willkommen to Sertoma Field for a fall celebration of Walhalla's German heritage. Enjoy the OOPS Polka Band, bratwurst with kraut and cold German beer. Join the chicken dance, browse arts and crafts from Southeast vendors and treat kids to carnival rides. Wear Bavarian garb, then cap the night with fireworks. (Oct. 16-18)

Walhalla Oktoberfest—Walhalla

Oct.

17

Spooky Saturdays: Nature's Disappearing Acts—Rock Hill

Discover nature's masters of disguise at Historic Brattonsville, an 800-acre living history museum. Learn about animals that vanish without a trace, from leaf insects to copperheads, and the survival strategies behind their camouflage. Kids explore these creatures through fun activities, a camouflage craft and hands-on specimens from the educational collection.-Nov. 23)

Spooky Saturdays: Nature's Disappearing Acts—Rock Hill

Nov.

13

Holiday Festival of Lights—Charleston

Experience 37 years of Lowcountry tradition at James Island County Park. Drive the three-mile route past more than 750 illuminated displays and millions of twinkling lights. Park and explore festive gift shops, hop a holiday train ride, marvel at the giant sand sculpture, roast marshmallows and visit Santa. Lasting memories guaranteed. (Nov. 13-Dec. 31)

Holiday Festival of Lights—Charleston

Nov.

21

Festival of Trees—Greenville

Enjoy the magic of Christmas at the 40th Festival of Trees, displayed across the Hyatt Regency and Courtyard by Marriott in downtown Greenville. More than 50 trees decorated by local schools, florists and organizations light up the season. Proceeds benefit the William Carpenter Heart Fund, helping heart patients at Bon Secours St. Francis. (Nov. 21-Dec. 25)

Festival of Trees—Greenville

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