Discover entertainment on Hilton Head Island with these local events, things to do, celebrity connections, people, culture and more. The Hilton Head area is constantly buzzing no matter the time of year. If you love food and drink, arts and culture, and music and entertainment – Browse our curated list of things to do so you don’t miss out on the Lowcountry’s best events. We created this list specifically for our LOCAL Life audience. Meet a few celebrities that we’ve had the pleasure of interviewing and locals that make a big difference in the Hilton Head community. We love getting to hear and share their stories and we know you’ll love them too.
Hilton Head businessman Walter Czura wrote and produced “The Final Run,” a crime drama now available on streaming. The film, which screened at the 78th Cannes Film Festival in May, is based on his real involvement with the “Gentleman Smugglers” and the locally famous Operation Jackpot bust.
Megan Moroney opens up about her Georgia roots, her breakout moment with “Tennessee Orange” and her dream-come-true duet with Kenny Chesney.
In South Carolina, game day isn’t just about football — it’s about family, food and unforgettable tailgates. Discover how Clemson and Carolina fans elevate pregame traditions to MVP status.
This month’s Faces feature shines a Friday night spotlight on three standout local football coaches shaping the next generation of stars in Hilton Head, Bluffton and Beaufort.
In the South, football Saturdays are about more than the game. They’re about family, food and time-honored traditions. From chandeliers in The Grove to boatgating in Tennessee, here are 10 iconic experiences every college football fan should check off their list.
Country duo LOCASH is headed back to Hilton Head Island for the 2025 Songwriters Jam. With guitars, golf clubs and plenty of Southern charm, they’re ready to light up the Lowcountry with music, memories and a laser light show fans won’t forget.
From championship racers to teenage prodigies and historic marina founders, these local sailors are shaping the Lowcountry’s future — one tack at a time.
From childhood go-karts to a Daytona victory, Gus Dean’s racing career was fueled by family. Now the Bluffton native trades stock cars for mega trucks — and the fast lane for business.
Beaufort’s Noah Kipar started sailing at age 10 on a Georgia lake and never looked back. From racing regattas to leading youth programs, his lifelong love of sailing now helps others find their sea legs.
Join Hilton Head shark expert Chip Michalove on a morning offshore and discover the thrill of shark fishing, the science of tagging, and the soul behind one of the Lowcountry’s top conservationists.