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The annual ArtFest returns and will celebrate culture and creativity

ArtFest is a free event and is for individuals of all ages.

children at a table with a blue tablecloth drawing on pieces of paper

It’s time to find your inner Picasso.

Ready to get your creativity juices flowing? ArtFest returns on Saturday, March 23 at The Oaks and along Theater Drive at Mount Pleasant Towne Centre from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

This free festival unites the community with artists of all levels to showcase a diverse array of local + regional talent in its ArtWalk. It also aims to foster creativity in attendees of all ages through activities and performances from local music, dance, and visual arts studios.

ArtWalk artists:

  • Potting Around
  • Sheryl Sabol Photography
  • Studio 13 North
  • Momma Maddie’s Sweetgrass
  • Joe Benton Photographic Art
  • Clay and Sea
  • KLM Jewelry
  • Charleston Boutique Jewelers
  • Jason Travis Woodwork
  • Sterling Art Studios
  • Rooted in Charleston

Food vendors:

  • Zimo’s Gyros
  • Happy Thai
  • Delights Desserts & Coffee
  • Nothing Bundt Cakes
  • Kona Ice
  • Holy City Popcorn
  • Holy City Homemade Italian Ice
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