Play Cards. Make Friends. Have Fun — Join the Charleston Euchre Club

A perfect Euchre hand held in front of a sunny Charleston beach with palm trees, featuring both bowers (Jack of Spades and Jack of Clubs) and a strong spade suit.

Looking for something fun to do in Charleston that doesn’t involve overpriced cocktails or awkward small talk? You’re in the right place.

The Charleston Euchre Club is a welcoming, fast-growing group of players who meet up weekly to enjoy cards, conversation, and a great local brewery vibe — whether you’re a seasoned Euchre veteran or just learning the ropes.

Here’s what you can expect:

♠️ Weekly Free Play
Tuesdays • 6:30–8:30 PM @ Indigo Reef Brewing Co. (Clements Ferry)
Thursdays • 6:30–8:30 PM @ Edisto River Brewing Co. (Johns Island)

🏆 2nd & 4th Sunday Tournaments
1:00–3:00 PM @ Indigo Reef
$10 entry • $50 cash for 1st • $25 Indigo gift card for 2nd

✓ No partner or RSVP needed — just show up
✓ All skill levels welcome
✓ Fast-paced, low-pressure games with friendly people
✓ Great beer, great venues, and plenty of laughs

Whether you're new to Charleston or new to Euchre, there's a seat at the table for you.

👉 Explore the site to see the full schedule, FAQs, photos, and more
👉 Join our Facebook group to connect with other players and get event reminders

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