For fans of Charleston culture
Your dog needs a cookie! And a toy! At Wolfgang Bakery and Grooming, enjoy 15% of all things pink for Mother's Day. Plus, there's a cooling station in front of the store for pups to cool off in. 341 King Street.
Zola Jewelry is handcrafted in the South Carolina Lowcountry
Spring fashion from Lauren Ridenour, Sadie & Sutton Boutique, True Lucia, In The Dresser will be on the bricks. Spring flowers from Sweet Jessamine. And there’s such good food! James Brown’s Famous Boiled Peanuts, & Lobster, King of Pops and the return of the MacDaddy Food Truck!
After, you may go home and watch the Oscars. Don’t forget your gown and tiara!
Photo by Mirko Fabian on Unsplash
Join us to bring in the new year with friends, neighbors, artists and makers, shoppers—and don’t forget good food! We’ve already heard that Lib’s Diner, Vibrant Vegan, &Lobster and New Dog will be there. KJ Style BBQ returns to his Hasell Street corner this month.
BBQ is BACK!
KJ Style BBQ returns to his Hasell Street corner this month, back by popular request.
Buy 3 sale items at Gretchen Scott, get one sale item free (of equal or lesser value). 235 King Street.
Look for artists Lauren + Tate + Rebecca on the bricks. That’s King Street between Hasell and Wentworth.
It’s our lucky month for music. Paul Juneau of Journey with the Juneaus.
The return of Yum Yum Jug Band is worth clapping for.
And, Nick Matthews will be there!
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Second Sunday on King Street is this weekend… FREE Gift with purchase from Tate Nation Studio!
Keep track of every 2nd Sunday on King Street throughout the coming year, with a calendar (including dates through February, 2023!) featuring breathtaking photographs of Charleston water and skies, captured by 2nd Sunday’s very own Susan Lucas … FREE with any purchase of $25 or more (Paintings, prints, posters, & puzzles), this Sunday, at Tate’s tiny gallery (257 King Street).
Watch our website or sign up for News to hear what's going on this weekend! Food, friends, art, culture, shopping, flowers, music, free parking— and Josh Marler predicts a perfect sunny/70 day!
2nd Sunday on King Street continues its monthly schedule Sunday, February 13, announced by Susan Lucas, President of the Charleston Peninsula Preservation Trust (CPPT), the non-profit that manages and produces 2nd Sunday.
“Covid protocol: Please social distance, wear masks, wash hands, and update your vaccinations to protect yourself, your loved ones and our community. Avoid misinformation. Here’s a link to CDC facts about the pandemic.
“We are back and happy to be on the street every month again. The city is providing two hours of parking free in most city garages, and everyone’s favorite boutiques, restaurants and galleries will be open.
Shop2ndsunday.com has all the updates for people that want to follow along, as well as the barcode for parking lots and the link to purchase calendars. Come to stroll, shop, dine and enjoy Charleston’s “Main Street” on a vehicle-free, pedestrian-only afternoon. From noon to 5:00 pm.
