Mar

2025 EVENTS

Dock on Noisette Grand Opening!

GRAND OPENING!

We can’t wait to be a part of this special event celebrating the opening of Holy City‘s Noisette dock with live music from Weigh Station, oyster and beer!

Join us! This Friday at 4pm!

4th Annual Spring Artisan Market!

THE WATERFRONT’S SPRING MARKET!

Spring is in the air, and the countdown is on to Daniel Island’s Waterfront Spring Artisan Market!

Saturday, March 29
Waterfront Park
1–4 PM

Join us for an afternoon filled with incredible local vendors, live music, delicious bites, and community fun. Bring the whole crew, kids and furry friends included! All supporting clean water!

Spartina Seed Planting

SPARTINA SEED PLANTING

Join us for some Spartina seed planting! The SCORE team has been germinating Spartina grass and now they are ready to be planted.

Sign up today!

Earth Month Event!

CRAB BANK BOAT CRUISE AND CLEANUP

We are collaborating with Coastal Expeditions on the popular and always fun Earth Month event! Win/win for clean water stewardship!

Register today!

Sullivan’s Island Cleanup!

LET’S GO!

Cleaning up your beaches just got a lot more fun! Come catch a ride with Etto and cleanup Sullivan’s! Plus, celebrate your good deed with a margarita and a chance to win 2 High Water tickets.

Sign up today!

Pre-High Water Earth Day Cleanup

EASY HONEY CLEANUP!

Ready to rally for clean water with the coolest band in town?! Let’s join forces on Earth Day and make an impact and get jazzed for High Water!

Sign up today!

2025 PAST EVENTS:

Unofficial Pregame!

UNOFFICIAL PREGAME!

The unofficial PRE-GAME was a GAME CHANGER for clean water!

BIG shoutout to the incredible team at Free Fly and Home Team BBQ for hosting the unofficial pregame —featuring live music by the talented Hollifiel. This was an incredible night for clean water.

We can’t wait until next time!

Call-To-Action!

NURDLE HUNT!

Join Surfrider, PIRG and Charleston Waterkeeper Saturday, February 15th at Waterfront Park Downtown.

Plastic pellets, aka nurdles, leak and spill from train cars, shippers, packagers, containers, and manufacturers that use them to make plastic products. Once you see them hiding in our marshes, it’s impossible to unsee them the next time you take a walk at your favorite Charleston park.