Barktastic Events this August for You and Your Pets
- Liz Harmon
- 3 days ago
- 2 min read

As summer begins to wind down, August is the perfect time to squeeze in a few more adventures with your four-legged best friend. Here are some of the best dog-friendly happenings around the Lowcountry this August.
1. Pups at the Pitch with Charleston Battery
Date: August 8th
Time: 7:30pm
Location: Patriots Point Soccer Complex
The Charleston Battery hosts select "Pups at the Pitch" matches throughout the season, giving fans the opportunity to enjoy professional soccer alongside their canine companions. Dogs can participate in special activities, meet local rescue organizations, and even take a celebratory lap around the field after the match.
2. Dog Day at the Riverdogs
Date: August 11th
Time: 7pm
Location: Joseph Riley Park
Spend a summer evening at the ballpark during one of the Riverdogs popular Dog Day games. Leashed dogs are welcome with a Dog Day pass and signed waiver,
3. Victory Cup Charleston
Date: August 22nd
Time: 10am
Location: Mullet Hall Equestrian Center
While this stylish polo event isn't exclusively for dogs, leashed pets are welcome to attend. Enjoy exciting polo matches, hot air balloon displays, food vendors, live entertainment and more.
4. Songwriter Showcase at Awendaw Green
Date: August 26th
Time: 5pm
Location: Awendaw Green
Awendaw Green's outdoor concert series welcomes well-behaved, leashed dogs and offers one of the most unique live music experiences in the Charleston area. Bring a lawn chair, enjoy local musicians, and unwind under the stars.
5. Charleston Outdoor Fest
Date: August 29th
Time: 10-4pm
Location: James Island County Park
Browse outdoor recreation vendors, watch demonstrations, enjoy live music, and explore James Island County Park. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the festival.
Make the Most of the Dog Days of Summer
Before school routines and cooler weather arrive, August offers one last chance to enjoy Charleston's outdoor events with your furry sidekick. From soccer games and baseball nights to outdoor festivals and live music, there's no shortage of opportunities to spend quality time together.




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