Join Charleston’s Growing Euchre Community – Weekly Free Play at Local Breweries

Looking for something new and fun to do in Charleston? The Charleston Euchre Club is your home for cards, community, and connection. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just rediscovering the game, we host free weekly Euchre nights designed for all skill levels. No RSVP, no partner, and no experience required — just show up ready to play!

Most of our casual nights draw 16–24 friendly players, and our Sunday gatherings often see even bigger groups. It’s the perfect mix of laughter, strategy, and energy — a community that’s growing every week as more people discover the joy of Euchre. Bring a friend, come solo, or invite the whole family — you’ll always find a welcoming table.

⚠️ Tournament Update:
Our regular Sunday tournaments are currently on pause as we prepare for a bigger and better format with sponsored prizes. In the meantime, Sundays at Indigo Reef Brewing Co. continue as free casual play — the same great cards and community, with no entry fee.

Weekly Schedule:

  • Sunday Free Play – 1:00–3:00 PM at Indigo Reef Brewing Co. (Charleston)

  • Tuesday Free Play – 6:30–8:30 PM at Indigo Reef Brewing Co. (Charleston)

  • Thursday Free Play – 6:30–8:30 PM at Edisto River Brewing Co. (Johns Island)

👉 Stay in the loop with the latest updates, last-minute announcements, and club news by joining our Facebook group and visiting CHSEuchre.com.

Come play cards, make friends, and be part of Charleston’s fastest-growing social card game community. We’ll save you a seat at the table!

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