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Check out these 7 deals during CHStoday’s Small Business Week

Several of Charleston’s small businesses are offering CHStoday readers special deals and discounts during Small Business Week.

This charming illustration depicts a quaint storefront labeled “Local Love CHS,” framed by two palm trees. The cozy exterior features hanging plants, rattan chairs, a table, and a welcoming “Open” sign on the door. Soft, pastel tones and delicate lines give the scene a warm, inviting, beachy vibe.

Stop by Local Love CHS to shop for gifts, or for yourself, all while supporting the Charleston community.

Drawing by Gracie VanWagenen

It’s time to show Charleston’s small business community some love, and surprise, surprise, they’re showing the love right back. Keep reading for a handful of exclusive deals just for CHStoday readers.

  • Local Love CHS | Mention you saw the storefront sketch by Charleston School of the Arts senior Gracie VanWagenen in CHStoday for $10 off a purchase of $10 or more.
  • PrimaCrochetbyJK | Use code CHSTODAY20 for 20% off
  • Pasta Party Charleston | Receive 10% off bookings during Small Business Week
  • Gritbox Charleston | Get one free drop-in class with code smallbizgrit
  • The Tiny Tassel | Use code CHSTODAY for 20% off in store or online
  • Wax Poetic | First-time clients can receive 10% off an appointment
  • Early Bird Diner | “All You Can Eat Pancakes” on Friday for $8

The fun doesn’t stop there — keep an eye out for more exclusive deals just for you. Browse the interactive map of participating small businesses, and stay tuned for some shoutouts for local businesses that don’t have a storefront or that are solely online.

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