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Charleston local businesses shout each other out for Small Business Week

From grits to gifts, see which hidden gems Charleston’s small businesses are loving and why they think you should check them out, too.

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Thanks to the overwhelming response, you’ll keep seeing even more local shoutouts in the future.

The CHStoday team has had a blast celebrating our local business community this week, and we’re not stopping anytime soon — because let’s be honest, Charleston wouldn’t be the same without our small businesses.

To wrap up our week-long celebration, we’re spotlighting 25+ businesses that shared the spots they love to support. The result? A treasure trove of Charleston favorites:

Millers All Day says Marsh Hen Mill makes the best grits around.

Sobremesa Mole & Salsas spotlighted Sea Island Organics Elderberry.

Opal Aesthetics recommends checking out Minero, Island Provisions, Wild Olive, and The Hey Day.

Charleston–Mt. Pleasant Real Estate LLC passed the mic to Old Charleston Trading Company — a must-visit for casual furniture, custom designs, local artisans, and one-of-a-kind finds.

Sam Rueter Art shouted out Art by Bri Wenke, praising her as an incredible artist and teacher who hosts “Paint with a Buzz” workshops around town.

Ted’s Butcherblock loves Lillian’s and Wake Refill.

Neighborly Park Circle wants you to visit Prophet Coffee, Charleston Mattress, and The Station.

Project Destiny Wrestling Club shouted out family-owned Fabric Tech of Charleston.

The Lampshade Library loves Noddy on Queen Street — home to funny gifts and stylish jewelry.

Tillman Pool Services is a fan of Premier Property Services and Fresh Local Tees.

Serotonin says Hermosa Jewelry makes incredible pieces.

K|la Boutique is obsessed with Lillie Fuel, a charming custom hat store.

Little Bird Charleston passed the mic to E Blackhurst,
Pogirlz Boutique, Rooted in Charleston, and Southern Ruetz.

JustFit Kitchen recommends Normandy Farms.

Karla’s Custom Creations says don’t miss She Sells Seashells for unique souvenirs.

Three Girls on Spring raves about Taylor Grant Pilates.

Freecoat Nails Mt. Pleasant loves Paws in Paradise.

Coastal Stone Flooring passed the mic to Carolina Surf Dogs.

Lose Your Mind Head Spa spotlighted Charleston
Fossil Adventures.

The Curated South suggests The Event Cooperative.

Motion Filmworks shouted out Chrisman Studios.

Scraps of Magic says My Big Fat Greek Trailer serves up the best pita in town.

Sweet Peas Kiddos Shop loves Sing HVAC.

Conserva Irrigation of Charleston recommends Outdoor Lighting Perspectives for all things residential and commercial outdoor lighting.

Stay tuned — we’ve got more local love to share soon.

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