Featured Events in Mount Pleasant in January 2025 (April Updated)

Experience the ultimate showcase of talent at the upcoming event, SHOW OFF!, taking place at the John Foster Building, Liverpool John Moores University in the vibrant city of Liverpool. Mark your calendars for January 13, 2025, and witness a diverse range of performances that are sure to captivate and entertain. Tickets are priced at £14.25, offering great value for an unforgettable evening of entertainment. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of a memorable event that celebrates creativity and skill.

The Lowcountry Antique Militaria & Americana Show & Sale January 2025 promises to be an unparalleled event for history enthusiasts and collectors alike. Set against the charming backdrop of Mount Pleasant, this prestigious gathering will take place at the Omar Shrine Temple in South Carolina, USA, from January 4th to January 5th, 2025. Attendees can expect to find an impressive array of antique militaria and Americana artifacts, ranging from rare Civil War memorabilia to vintage patriotic collectibles. With knowledgeable vendors and exhibitors from across the nation, the event offers a unique opportunity to explore and acquire historical treasures. The Lowcountry Antique Militaria & Americana Show & Sale January 2025 is not just a marketplace but a celebration of American heritage, making it a must-visit for anyone with a passion for the past.

Welcome to Latin Dancing with Erin Leger - Beginners Class! Get ready to spice up your Saturdays with some sizzling salsa moves at Rival Dance Academy. Join us on Sat Jan 04 2025 at 1:00 PM for a fun and energetic class led by the talented instructor, Erin Leger. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to brush up on your basics, this class is perfect for dancers of all levels. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn some new moves and meet new friends. See you on the dance floor! Information Source: eventbrite

The Liverpool Regional Group of the Victorian Society welcomes all to our 60th anniversary AGM and lecture presented by Joseph Sharples, at the Grade II* listed Liverpool Medical Institution. Victorian Liverpool has a wealth of Scottish connections, from the Gladstone family to the Aberdeen granite columns of St George’s Hall. From his new home in Glasgow, Joseph Sharples (author of the Pevsner Architectural Guide to Liverpool) will reflect on some less familiar Caledonian links, especially with the great metropolis on the Clyde, Liverpool’s rival for the title ‘Second City of the Empire’. The event will take place in the historic surroundings of the lecture theatre of the Grade II* listed Liverpool Medical Institution, established by one of the oldest medical societies in the world. Built to a design by Clark Rampling, the building opened in 1837, the year Queen Victoria came to the throne. The Liverpool Regional group of the Victorian Society raises awareness of the Victorian architectural heritage of all of Merseyside and further into Cheshire and South-West Lancashire through events including visits and talks. To join this group, please email: liverpool@victoriansociety.org.uk . Image: LMI Lecture Theatre, Liverpool Information Source: The Victorian Society: Liverpool Regional Group | eventbrite

Mioë + EXIST Women's over 30's Skate session Come join us for a rad! skate session exclusively for women over 30 at Exist Skatepark. Beginners ONLY, this event is the perfect opportunity to try something new for 2025 with like-minded women in a friendly environment. You will be supported in small groups by the trained EXIST staff and all kit will be supplied - feel free to bring your own along if you have it. If your new year's resolution was to try something new, get healthy, meet new people then this could be the very thing for you! *Limited funding is available from Mioë for any women unable to pay the full amount. Please contact Mioecreativeproductions@gmail.com Information Source: Mioe Creative Productions CIC | eventbrite

Ma Bessie and Her Blues Troupe Nicknamed the 'Empress of the Blues', Bessie Smith was the most popular female blues singer of the 1920s/30s. She is often regarded as one of the greatest performers of her era and was a major influence on other jazz singers. Ma Bessie and Her Blues Troupe perform a narrated show, featuring music such as 'Alexander's Ragtime Band' and 'Ain't Nobody's Business', as well as showcasing many of Bessie's songs. The show chronicles Bessie's life from a one-room shack in Blue Goose Hollow, to becoming the highest-paid black entertainer of that time, to the tragic accident on Route 61 in September 1937 that ended her life aged 43 years. Please note that this event is part of Lindy in the Sky which is a weekend long Lindy Hop dance festival, featuring classes with national and international teachers, parties with live music and a panel discussion. You are more than welcome to join in the dancing but there will also be designated seats for anyone just wanting to watch the band. Find out more about Mersey Swing here - www.merseyswing.com Full information for Lindy in the Sky here - www.merseyswing.com/lindy-in-the-sky Information Source: Mersey Swing CIC | eventbrite