Small Business

The latest nostalgic trend has people looking back at photos from a decade ago. What was Charleston like?
Old Village Holiday Street Fest is back for its third annual year by hospitality group Basic Projects and local boutique shop Out of Hand.
The purr-fect way to meet your new friend.
Overhead Shot of Christmas Market
‘Tis the season: Charleston’s Holiday Market Returns to the Convention Center
Shop for one-of-a-kind gifts at the annual holiday market.
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Sôlt Wellness is a haven for holistic and natural health.
Grab a friend or family member and enjoy a Saturday afternoon of shopping, deals and promotions, champagne, live music, and mac and cheese.
Check out these 20+ yoga studios around the Holy City, which offer private sessions, beginner classes, memberships, and more.
The Lowcountry’s hidden glamping spot
Who knew you could paint on quilts?
Check out these female entrepreneurs in our area
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The Charlee is a new short-term rental property featuring eight four-bedroom residences with hotel-style amenities and is now open on Cannon Street
Life has so many moments worth celebrating, so naturally, there are so many reasons to plan parties and get-togethers — consider using a few Charleston small businesses for your next event.
From art and fashion to wellness and marketing, these virtual businesses are proving you don’t need a brick-and-mortar to make a local impact.
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Ashley Landing is set to be the newest community hub for the Charleston area, transforming the vacant space into an area with retail, restaurants, and housing.