Toddlers & babies · January 8 – 14

Come join in on some pirate fun with your little one! We will be learning about some of the famous local pirate legends of the Charleston area while working on some fine and gross motor skills. Plan on walking the plank, searching for treasures, and of course, learning something new! Find your eye patch and pirate...

Weekly drop-in open gym for preschoolers; an adult must accompany the child.

Friday night blacklights, live DJ and dance party on the trampolines. Often sells out by Thursday; buy ahead. Kids 12 and under need a parent in the building.

You need a roof over your head as quickly as possible. Where do you begin? Find out how the colonists built Charles Towne’s first houses as you interact with a park educator inside the Common House. Learn about earthfast construction, mortise-and-tenon joints, and other curious aspects of Charles Towne’s...

Step into the past and shop like a colonial family during the American Revolution. Choose dishes for your table and discover which items Patriots used – and which they gave up – during the boycott of English goods. This hands-on activity invites kids and families to explore how big ideas and tough choices shaped...

Let’s not forget the littles. Before the Off Road Duathlon we invite children of all ages and abilities to dash across the finish, too. This is an untimed run/walk for littles. — Location: Laurel Hill County Park

Toddler-only jump time for walkers to age 5. Parents may join on the courts free. Tickets at the door only.

Wee Warrior Time: a play session just for little ones and their grown-ups at Adrenaline Monkey. Kids climb, play and explore together with other kids their age. When: Sundays 10–11 AM and Saturdays 9–10 AM Who: kids 6 and under, with a parent Where: Adrenaline Monkey, 4950 Centre Pointe Dr, Suite 100, North...

Public skate sessions; skate rental available. Bring socks and a light jacket. (Seeded placeholder — please confirm times/price and mark 'still happening'.)

Toddler-only jump time for walkers to age 5, with a themed craft and special guests on Wednesdays. Parents may join on the courts free. Tickets at the door only. Only 9-10am when CCSD is out.

Wednesday jump time for homeschool families, all ages (walkers and up). Tickets at the door. Not offered when CCSD schools are out.

A decade after its founding in 1670, Charles Towne, the capital of England’s Carolina colony, was moved across the Ashley River to Oyster Point on the modern-day Charleston peninsula. Join the park’s historian to explore the reasons behind the seat of government’s relocation and dispel some myths in the process.