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The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston will host a free jazz concert with food and market vendors

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston has partnered with Piccolo Spoleto for a free evening of fun.

May 22, 2024 • 
Erika Ross
people at last year's event

Attendees from last year’s event.

Photo provided by the Housing Authority

Ready to jam? The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston will host “All That Jazz!” next Thursday, May 30 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at 900 King St.

This family-friendly concert is free and will feature music from Bill Wilson + Band, Devone Gary, and Grace Ramsey.

This event will also have food vendors including, Taste and See, Southern Roots BBQ, Mazyck’s Grille, and market vendors including, Everything Scented, Hope Center, ABS Insurance, and MOGO Earrings. Secure your ticket.

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