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With daylight savings behind us, Fall is officially in full swing here in Charleston. Even though it may be getting darker earlier and the temperatures are beginning to drop, there’s still something great that comes with the colder temperatures; Oysters!

Charleston’s coastal location makes Oyster Roasts a fall/winter- long event, with some serving up only the best of the best. The events also usually include music, vendors, and other fun activities in addition to just eating oysters.

Here are just some of the many pearls in Charleston when it comes time to get shuckin’:

Fall Oyster Roasts at Bohemian Bull 

  • Every Thursday from 6-9, head to Bohemia Bull for their annual oyster roast! For just $15, enjoy all you can eat oysters with daily beer specials while listening to great local musicians. 

Palmetto Society Oyster Roast

  • The 14th Annual Palmetto Society Oyster Roast is on November 16 and begins at 7pm on 375 Meeting St Downtown. Not only will there be plenty of oysters, but there will also be a plethora of food trucks, local beer, entertainment, and raffles. With tickets at $40 a pop, you won’t want to miss this.

Oyster Roast At the Washout

  • Wednesdays are rockin’ at The Washout. Enjoy live music by Brady Smith and Dale Baker while savoring delicious oysters. The fun begins at 6pm! 

Cistern on the Half Shell: A Lowcountry Oyster Roast 

  • The College of Charleston’s Alumni Weekend Oyster Roast will take place on Saturday, November 23rd from 12-3pm. The Cistern Yard will be filled with past alumni, student organizations, live music performed by The Bluestone Ramblers and of course, Clyde the Cougar! Tasty Lowcountry oysters, incredible chili, hot dogs, chips and fixings will all be on deck! Tickets can be found at http://bit.ly/CofCFAW19OR 

Shuckin’ For Surfers Oyster Roast

  • Loggerhead’s Beach Grill will have their first oyster roast of the season on Saturday, November 30th from 1 – 5pm! Enjoy live music by Teresa “Sweet T” Parrish from 2:30 – 5:30pm while your spoiled by all you can eat oysters & BBQ for just $20! Bring the family out for a delicious day of fun for jus $20 – a portion of the proceeds will benefit Warrior Surf Foundations.  

Low Country Oyster Festival

  • Set to be held on January 26th this year at Boone Hall Plantation, the Low Country Oyster Festival is not one to be missed for any local oyster connoisseur considering it’s actually the World’s largest oyster festival. Named one of the top 20 events in all of the southeast, this charitable fundraiser has something for everyone. Between oyster-related contests, activities for the kids, and all the food and drink you’d want to consume, you’re going to want to put this on the calendar. You can purchase your tickets for $17.50 now or pay $25 on the day of the festival. 

The world is truly your oyster this season with these local events!