Events in Charleston March
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Events in Charleston March 2027 schedule
Charleston's March event calendar offers an exciting mix of musical performances, cultural festivals, and sporting events that appeal to a wide range of interests. The month kicks off with the highly anticipated performance of Hadestown at the Performance Hall At Gaillard Center on March 4, 2027, featuring the soulful tunes and compelling storytelling that have captivated audiences nationwide. Music lovers can also look forward to the vibrant Charleston Symphony Orchestra concerts throughout the month, including performances of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis conducted by Ken-David Masur on March 12 and 13, providing a classical experience at its finest.
For those interested in live theater and entertainment, Crystal Methyd and The Enchanted Forest bring their unique flair to the Charleston Music Hall on March 11, 2027. Comedy and variety are highlighted by the return of Stomp at the Performance Hall at Gaillard Center on March 30, offering an energetic percussion-driven show. Additionally, the legendary Audra McDonald graces the Gaillard Center stage on March 6, delivering a masterclass in vocal performance.
Sports enthusiasts can enjoy the Credit One Charleston Open, one of the premier tennis tournaments in the region, scheduled over several days from March 27 to March 31 at Credit One Stadium. The tournament features top tennis players competing in multiple sessions daily, making it a must-see event for sports fans.
Cultural and dance aficionados will appreciate the performance by Kodo at the Gaillard Center on March 21, 2027, showcasing the mesmerizing art of Japanese drumming. Meanwhile, the Charleston Symphony Orchestra teams up with Ranky Tanky on March 25 for a dynamic concert blending jazz, gospel, and orchestral music.
With such a diverse lineup of events, Charleston in March 2027 promises entertainment for everyone, from classical music and theatrical performances to high-energy sports and cultural showcases, all set in some of the city’s top venues.