Tickets on Sale for Paws in the Park – March 21

When

Mar 21st, 2026

12:00pm - 4:00pm

Where

185 Lockwood DrCharlestonSC29403

Celebrate 152 Years of Animal Rescue with Craft Beer, Live Music, an Oyster Roast, Chili Cook-Off & On-Site Adoption Zone at Paws in the Park
Saturday, March 21 | Brittlebank Park

This March, celebrate 152 years of animal rescue and care with the Lowcountry’s biggest rescue organization, the Charleston Animal Society. On Saturday, March 21 at Brittlebank Park, participate in South Carolina’s largest animal event complete with craft brews, live music, an oyster roast, chili cook-off, and plenty of pets! Bring your pets to play in the park’s open activity areas, or if you’re looking to give a fur baby a forever home, visit the on-site Adoption Zone!

The event is for all ages and animal lovers. Rain or shine, the event will go on to celebrate the lifesaving work that the Charleston Animal Society does every day to get animals off the street and into loving arms.

Click here to purchase your tickets today! Children 12 and under as well as active-duty military enter for FREE!

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