Spoleto Farewell

Art in the park via SCOAE, on the water at the Juried Exhibition at City Gallery, on King Street at 2nd Sunday, Charleston is crazy with art! Drink it in.

2nd Sunday on King Street and The KKBE Lowcountry Nosh Today!

So many stores, galleries and restaurants, so much to eat, drink see and do . It’s the most fun you can have in Charleston every single month. Park. Walk to Liberty Street (you know, it’s where the Apple Store is). Look for the 2nd Sunday tent and introduce yourself to @fishprintgirl Liz Roberts, who will introduce you to Gyotaku, the ancient method of printing fish. She inks one side of a real, locally caught fish then presses paper onto the fish to transfer the ink to create an exact mirrored image. Beautiful. And there’s free 2nd Sunday stuff. Pick up a post-it everybody loves post-its!

Then, on to Hasell Street for The Lowcountry Nosh, the Jewish food and heritage festival held annually as part of 2nd Sunday by KKBE. Takes up the whole block on Hasell Street. So many delicacies, so little time. And pickles! KKBE is the second oldest synagogue in the United States and the oldest in continuous use. It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1980.

November Hurricane Artists

2nd Sunday on King Street extended an invitation to Artisans affected by the November hurricane. And, we got some good ones! Stop in and support them on Lower King Street!

Olive the Rescue Dacshund

Woof Gang will host a book signing for author Tracy M. Graley. Her book Olive The Rescue Dachshund is a story about the power of kindness, resilience, and self-worth.

Woof Gang will also have a holiday backdrop available for pups and their people to use, with a QR code for donations to Charleston Animal Society. 

See you there! 341 King Street

Birth of a Nation

Tate Nation that is. Our beloved, always around and brightly colored prolific Charleston artist Tate Nation will be in front of his gallery, 257 King Street (on the bricks). Stop by and wish him a happy birthday. He’ll have prints for you to gift during the holidays. Take him a cookie!

From Our Friends at Charleston City Paper

Nation’s artistry shines at Piccolo Spoleto

Tate Nation, that is! “If anyone knows a thing or two about making art in Charleston, it’s Nation: He’s got a gallery space at 257 King St. and participates in Second Sundays on King Street every month. He ran an art gallery in Shem Creek for nine years, has made T-shirts for the Cooper River Bridge Run and served as the illustrator-in-residence at the Gibbes Museum.” Read here.

Want a poster of your own? Get one here.