Shabbat Times in South Carolina

Halachic note

South Carolina follows the local custom of lighting candles 18 minutes before sunset. The Shabbat-end time shown uses tzeit hakochavim (8.5°). A 72-minute alternative is also shown for those who follow that opinion.

South Carolina has a historic and active Jewish community, with centers in Charleston, Columbia, and Myrtle Beach. Visitors can find Orthodox and other services, though planning is required for kosher Shabbat meals, which can often be arranged via local Chabad centers.