Welcome to the What’s Up Summerville Guides — your go-to resource for discovering the best of Summerville, SC. From dining and coffee spots to family activities, shopping local, community resources, seasonal events, and things to do around Flowertown, these guides help residents and visitors explore Summerville with confidence. Each guide highlights trusted local businesses, hidden gems, and community favorites so you can experience more of what makes Summerville unique.
What You’ll Find Below What it means to be a South Carolina Cultural District How Summerville became the state’s 13th designated district Some of the
September in Summerville is that funny little stretch when the calendar says fall, the pumpkins start appearing, and the temperature may have absolutely no intention
The Caribbean-themed restaurant is expected to close in October, with its colorful Tex-Mex replacement targeting a November opening near Northwoods Mall. North Charleston’s Bahama Breeze
A longtime Downtown Summerville landmark is becoming part of a growing arts campus — bringing new creative space to a building that has already played
Every business has slower days. Maybe Monday afternoons are dead. Maybe Wednesday appointments never completely fill. Maybe the lunch rush disappears after 1:30. Maybe there’s
Senior year has a way of moving faster than anyone expects. One minute, students are settling into a new school year. The next, families are
Nexton’s commercial lineup is growing again, with six businesses now open or on the way across dining, wellness and pet-friendly recreation. The community announced the
Simple ways to move more, eat well, get outside and make the most of where you live Building healthier habits doesn’t necessarily require a new
A longtime Lowcountry entertainment destination is preparing for a major comeback. Frankie’s Fun Park announced that its original Charleston-area location at 5000 Ashley Phosphate Road
LOCAL VENDORS & MAKERS
Explore local farmers, bakers, makers, artisans, food vendors, and small businesses regularly featured at the Summerville Farmers Market.
