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Charleston’s Black Artisan Market is back!

Mark your calendars—Charleston’s Navy Yard will buzz with creativity as the Middleton Made Knives Black Artisan Market returns for its second year on Feb. 21, 2026. This free, family-friendly event is all about celebrating Black artisans and local talent in a vibrant outdoor setting. Expect unique crafts, delicious food, and a real sense of community. Whether you’re looking to support local makers or just enjoy a fun Saturday out, this is the place to be. Who’s planning to check out the market this year? Any favorite vendors from last time? #Food #CharlestonEvents #SupportBlackArtisans

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Erin Wilson

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Charleston’s Soul Fly fest: Where music, art & fishing meet

Imagine a festival where you can jam to live music, try your hand at fly fishing (no experience needed!), and soak up local art—all while supporting Charleston’s waterways. Soul Fly CHS is bringing this fresh, laid-back vibe to The Refinery on May 16, blending the best of Lowcountry culture with a mission: building community and protecting our coast. With bands like The Stews and Mountain Grass Unit headlining, plus interactive games, creative pop-ups, and amazing food, this is more than an event—it’s a movement. Who’s in for a day that’s all about connection, conservation, and good times? #Culture #CharlestonEvents #SoulFlyCHS

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Robin Long

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Charleston’s LiveWild Fest gets a new home

LiveWild Fest is shaking things up this year by moving to Firefly Distillery in North Charleston, giving everyone more space to stretch, sweat, and connect. This isn’t just another fitness event—it’s a full-on wellness adventure, packed with yoga, HIIT, pilates, cycling, meditation, and even cold plunges and red light therapy. Whether you’re a local or coming in from out of town, the festival is all about finding what makes you feel alive and sharing that energy with the community. Early bird tickets drop January 8, so if you’re thinking about joining, now’s the time to jump in! #News #CharlestonEvents #LiveWildFest

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Charleston’s Battle of the Bands heats up MLK Weekend

Charleston’s Music Farm is about to turn up the volume on MLK Weekend! The Black Food Truck Festival is bringing its Battle of the Bands Concert downtown on Jan. 18, 2026, and the lineup is stacked with local and regional talent. Expect everything from classical-meets-hip-hop by The Renaissance Orchestra to pure soul from Tommy Brown, plus Charleston’s own Starr Queen and nonstop energy from The Vibe Curators. Early bird tickets are $50 until Jan. 5—after that, prices go up. Who’s ready to see which band steals the show and brings the city together for a night of music and culture? #News #CharlestonEvents #BattleoftheBands

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Misty Brady

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Charleston’s LiveWildFest gets a new home

LiveWildFest is shaking things up for 2026 by moving to Firefly Distillery in North Charleston, giving everyone more room to stretch, sweat, and connect. The festival’s all about trying new things—think yoga, HIIT, cycling, meditation, and even cold plunges—plus live music and local wellness leaders. Early bird tickets drop January 8 for $79, so it’s a great chance to plan a day of movement and fun with friends. Anyone else excited to see how the new venue changes the vibe? What’s your favorite part of LiveWildFest or what are you hoping to try this year? #Health #BodyHealth #CharlestonEvents

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