With its vibrant culture, rich history, exquisitely-preserved architecture, idyllic coastal location, celebrated dining scene and friendly locals, Charleston is one of America’s best loved travel destinations. Come, experience what’s new in the Charleston area this spring!

Accolades
New Restaurants
Restaurant News
Retail
Accommodations
Tours & Attractions
Highlighted Special Events

ACCOLADES

BAGELS BY KISS
19 Broad Street, Charleston
kiss-cafe.com | @kisscafe.ji

Bagels by KISS is an extension of the KISS Cafe on Johns Island. The full-service casual dining experience brings the taste of New York-style bagels to their existing menu. Enjoy these authentic bagels made from scratch every morning, using only the finest ingredients. Bagels by KISS and the KISS Cafe are focused on sourcing local products as often as possible to support our Charleston Communities. Opened February 2025.

BISCUIT BELLY
118 West Richardson Avenue, Suite 100, Summerville
biscuitbelly.com | @biscuitbellybiscuits

Inspired by the savory cuisine of their hometowns, former pharmacists-turned-restaurateurs Chad and Lauren Coulter wanted to create a space where guests could get authentic Southern brunch fare with a flair. The Coulters enlisted the expertise of renowned executive chef Tavis Rockwell to build an inventive brunch menu filled with bold new takes on Southern favorites. Tavis’s focus was to perfect their now proprietary biscuit recipe that you can now experience for yourself. Opened February 2025. 

CAFE ROCA
1303 Ashley River Road, Charleston
caferoca.com | @caferoca_chs

Café Roca serves elevated twists on breakfast and lunch favorites, created in particular for commuters on the go. The menu features “traffic bites” that play off favorites such as wontons, street tacos, toasts, bagels, bowls and sandwiches. For instance, the Green Eggs and Ham puts a spin on deviled eggs by adding avocado to the egg yolk. Opened February 2025.

CANE PAZZO
1276 Yeamans Hall Road, Hanahan
canepazzorestaurant.com | @canepazzochs

Cane Pazzo is a new neighborhood osteria led by Chef/Owner Mark Bolchoz, Jr., formerly the Indigo Road Culinary Director. With his deep family roots in Charleston, Bolchoz will infuse classic Italian dishes with a Lowcountry twist, telling the story of his Southern upbring through a menu of fresh, handmade pastas, seasonal small plates and wood-fired proteins. The extensive wine list will complement the cuisine and the ambiance will blend old-world charm with classic Italian details, including an outdoor patio with picnic seating and a lighter menu. Opening Spring 2025.

CREMINO GELATO
901 Warrior Way, Suite 104, Mount Pleasant
creminogelato.com | @creminogelatousa

Cremino Gelato will bring the taste of Italy to Mount Pleasant with its authentic gelato, coffee and more. The menu will showcase 24 gelato flavors, complemented by a variety of hot and cold coffee beverages, Italian-style paninis and indulgent desserts. While the offerings will differ slightly from their Brazilian locations, guests can still look forward to the same high-quality, authentic flavors that define the Cremino experience. Opening Spring 2025.

DANIELA’S DOWNTOWN
132 Spring Street, Charleston
danielaschs.com | @danielasdowntown

Daniela’s is a European-inspired market and deli that offers a variety of takeaway items. They include pre-cooked heat-at-home dishes, freshly prepared salads, pastas and main courses available in eco-friendly to-go ware. Visitors are welcome to enjoy their meals on-site, either on the patio or in the indoor seating area. The market features local produce, fresh flowers, a selection of dried goods and cold cases of grab-and-go items. Additionally, vegan and gluten-free options are available. Opened January 2025. 

HIDEOUT
630 King Street, Charleston
hideoutchs.com | @hideoutchs

At the corner of King and Line Street, this new bar and club will pair Charleston’s largest street-level garden bar with live music and nightlife. The outdoor patio will boast a brand-new beach-themed bar and private cabanas, while the interior will feature a pool table, projector screens and DJ booth. The menu will regularly offer cocktails, frozen drinks and pub fare. The food program also promises to highlight local pop-ups and food trucks throughout the week. Opened March 2025.

KARDEA BROWN’S SOUTHERN KITCHEN
5500 International Boulevard, Charleston
kardeabrown.com | @kardeabrown

Coming soon to the Charleston International Airport is a new restaurant inspired by Food Network chef and local Sea Island resident Kardea Brown, by way of her cookbooks, TV show and retail products. Brown brings her deep roots in traditional Gullah cooking to a welcoming space that reflects the Lowcountry’s rich history, vibrant culture and hospitality. The restaurant will embody her signature style, offering guests an immersive experience that celebrates the flavors and heritage of Gullah cuisine. Opening Spring 2025. 

KATSUBO CHICKEN & RAMEN
4628 Spruill Avenue, North Charleston
katsuboeats.com | @katsuboeats

Katsubō, a new ramen restaurant, derives its name from the Japanese word for “craving,” which speaks to owner Joe Nierstedt’s goal of catering to a broad audience. He plans to do so at this new restaurant by offering ramen alongside a range of Japanese dishes, from charred edamame to okonomiyaki and including blistered shishito peppers with bonito flakes, gyoza dumplings and fried chicken wings. Opening March 2025.

KERSEY HOUSE
117 West Luke Avenue, Summerville
kerseyhousesummerville.com | @kerseyhouse

Kersey House is a new French Bistro and Event Venue by French Master Chef, Nico Romo of NICO and Bistronomy Renown. The restaurant serves as a celebration of French bistro classics in a fully renovated historic home in downtown Summerville. Committed to providing guests with an authentic culinary experience, the menu balances tradition with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Beyond daily dining, the space transforms for exclusive private events, creating unforgettable, tailored gatherings that reflect the warmth and sophistication of Nico Romo Hospitality Group. Opened February 2025. 

MERCI
28 Pitt Street, Charleston
mercichs.com l @mercichs 

Set in a historic, 1820s Federal-style building on the corner of Pitt and Montagu Streets in the charming residential Harleston Village, Merci is a neighborhood bistro offering a European-inspired menu in a cozy, convivial setting. Menu highlights include an updated spin on classics, from steak tartare and foie gras to Beef Wellington and roasted duck. Merci is primarily inspired by the European travels of Chef Zentner and his family, but also by beloved neighborhood bistros in New York and Boston. Opened March 2025.

NAAN
915 Houston Northcutt Boulevard, Mount Pleasant
naanatmtpleasant.com | @naanmountpleasant

The Naan Group of restaurants started in 2013 and has brought its signature Indian cuisine to the Mount Pleasant area. Naan is a family-run, modern restaurant that is blueprinted to exhibit the diversity in Indian cuisine through its flavorful and indulgent food. Now open daily for lunch and dinner, menu options include lamb curry, butter chicken and vegetarian dishes like paneer bhurji and dal tadka. Opened January 2025. 

PELATO
1085 Morrison Drive, Charleston
pelatorestaurant.com | @pelatocharleston

Pelato, a play on the Italian term for a “peeled tomato,” will be a new restaurant celebrating the Scotto family owner’s Brooklyn heritage. It will feature a small plate-style dinner service with traditional Brooklyn-Italian dishes, including classics like Potato Croquettes and Chicken Parmigiana, alongside fresh house-made pasta. Exclusive regional specialties will also highlight local Charleston ingredients. Sundays will feature a special “Sunday Sauce” dish, prepared in limited quantities. Opening Spring 2025. 

PRINCE STREET PIZZA
350 King Street, Charleston
princestreetpizza.com | @princestreetpizza 

Prince Street Pizza, the renowned and award-winning New York pizzeria established in 2012 and celebrated for its signature Spicy Spring pizza, has announced its expansion to Charleston with a new location. With many locations already established across the United States and Canada, the pizzeria has garnered a loyal following for its delectable Sicilian-style pizza and unwavering dedication to using only the finest quality ingredients. Their iconic slices and pies are made daily from scratch, utilizing a water filtration process to replicate the water used at the original location in New York City. Opening Spring 2025. 

SEAHORSE
254 Coming Street, Charleston
chubbyfishcharleston.com | @theseahorsechs

Housed in an old Charleston single house, Seahorse is a new cocktail bar from the team behind Chubby Fish. The modern cocktail bar plays up the nostalgia of the old home with cocktails inspired by classics, with an innovative culinary edge from bartender Christian Favier. The food, helmed by Chef Carlos Paredes and Chef-Owner James London, are playful small bites and snacks, with serious flavor using some of the best ingredients Charleston has to offer. The whole thing is tied together by the cozy, inviting, beautifully designed space, with low lighting and a hi-fi sound system. Opened December 2024. 

SUMMIT COFFEE
411 Hibben Street, Mount Pleasant
summitcoffee.com | @summitcoffee

Summit Coffee has opened its third location in the Charleston area. The family-friendly and welcoming cafes serve many single-origin celebrated coffee roasts, seasonal coffee drinks and made-from-scratch baked pastries. Summit Coffee strives to create joyful, family-friendly environments for guests to relax and enjoy their coffees. Opened February 2025. 

TWO BIT CLUB
288 King Street, Suite 101, Charleston
twobitclub.com | @twobitclub

Two Bit Club, named in homage to the centuries-old South Carolina Society organization, will offer flavorful Vietnamese-inspired small plates as well as a cocktail-focused beverage program. Helmed by Executive Chef Jesus Tria, the vibrant and lively space located in the soon-to-open Hotel Richemont will invite guests to enjoy a mix of indoor and outdoor seating year-round. The restaurant will also feature an adjacent private dining space, the Garden Room, that acts as a bridge between the lush courtyard and Two Bit Club. Opening Spring 2025.

WYRD SISTERS BREWING
4840 Chateau Avenue, North Charleston
wyrdsisters.beer.com | @wyrdsistersbrewing

This award-winning women-owned brewery has opened its first brick-and-mortar location in North Charleston. Wyrd Sisters Brewing creates culinary-inspired brews that break the norm and challenge what beer can be. The Wyrd Sisters offer more than just beer as they provide an array of the most flavorful beverages from around the world, including alcohol alternatives, non-alcoholic drinks and more. Opened February 2025.

RESTAURANT NEWS

BAR 167
5 Fulton Street, Charleston
167raw.com | @167_raw

Bar 167 has introduced both a happy hour and late-night specials you won’t want to miss. Happy Hour every Monday through Thursday, from 3–5:30 p.m., enjoy specials on oysters, the Bar 167 Burger, wine and more. During  Late-Night Deals from Thursday through Saturday, take advantage of their “$10 After 10 p.m.” menu, featuring deals on cocktails, calamari and Meza platters. 

FÉLIX
550 King Street, Charleston
felixchs.com  | @felixcharleston 

A Charleston staple for a long, leisurely brunch, Félix Cocktails et Cuisine recently refreshed its popular weekend brunch menu to include new items like Torsades, a puff pastry twisted with crispy prosciutto and gruyère, served with sauce mornay; Pain Perdu Soufflé made with housemade milk bread, créme anglaise and a seasonal fruit compote; and a rotating Sandwich Du Jour, alongside menu mainstays like Lobster Deviled Eggs, Croque Madame and the cult-status Raclette Burger.

HANK’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
10 Hayne Street, Charleston
hanksseafoodrestaurant.com | @hanksseafood

Starting April 1, Hank’s Seafood will open daily at 4:30 p.m. and introduce the new “Quick Catch” menu, available from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday. This specially curated, prix-fixe three-course menu— a take on a happy hour deal—is offered at a fantastic value for just $45. Guests can enjoy a choice of She Crab Soup or House Salad, followed by entrées like Fried Chicken, Shrimp & Grits, or Roasted Salmon and finish with a delectable chef’s dessert. Don’t miss this opportunity to savor Hank’s signature flavors at an unbeatable price.

KWEI FEI
1977 Maybank Highway, Charleston
kweifei.com

Kwei Fei is home to Charleston’s only baijiu program, a traditional Chinese spirit with a rich, six-thousand-plus year history and the current title holder as “the world’s most popular spirit.” A considerable list features legendary producers like Ming River alongside housemade infusions, along with offerings that represent all four primary aromas of baijiu: “light,” “strong,” “sauce” and “Phoenix.” Guests can sip .5 oz pours or sample their way through a flight of three.

LITTLE PALM
237 Meeting Street, Charleston
littlepalmbar.com |  @littlepalmbar

Dive into Fresh Catch Fridays at Little Palm. Every week, they feature seasonal local fish specials—sustainably sourced and served with a side of coastal flavor. Plus, a portion of each special goes to benefit the Surfrider Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s oceans, waves and beaches through a powerful activist network focused on conservation, advocacy, research and education. January 6 – March 28, 2025.

LA CAVE
550 King Street, Suite 150, Charleston
lacavechs.com | @lacavecharleston 

Embracing the cherished French tradition of apéro, where small bites and snacks often accompany pre-dinner drinks, La Cave now offers a complimentary chef’s selection of hors d’œuvres every day from 5 – 6 p.m. for guests to enjoy while sipping a cocktail or glass of wine. 

MARBLED & FIN
480 East Bay Street, Suite A, Charleston
marbledandfin.com | @marbledandfinchs

Downtown Steakhouse Marbled & Fin has launched a brunch service. Brunch will be available Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., featuring inventive dishes like Brunch Caviar Service (caviar, eggs two ways, hash Browns); Silk & Pearls (French omelet, herb cheese, caviar beurre blanc); and Weekend Roast (prime picanha, truffled gravy, carrots, mashed potatoes, Yorkshire pudding). Sweet options include Paris Brest Cream Puff (yuzu, almond, diplomat cream) and Crème Brûlée French Toast (hazelnuts, maple). Other highlights are the M&F Burger and Battered Fish Sandwich, both served with steak fries. 

PIER 101
101 East Arctic Avenue, Folly Beach
pier101folly.com | @pier101folly

Now at Pier 101, enjoy breakfast daily from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and start your morning with delicious diner favorites. Enjoy mouthwatering options like the Pier Platter, Omelets, Sunrise Tacos, Biscuits & Gravy, Seaside Short Stack and Loaded Grits Bowl. Come fuel your day with a hearty breakfast by the sea. 

SAINT URBAN’S
357 North Shelmore Boulevard, Charleston
sainturbans.com | @sainturbans

Known for its cozy interiors and passionately curated charcuterie, cheeses and wines, European-inspired wine bar Saint Urban’s recently revealed a stunning renovation of its outdoor loggia. Featuring an arched entryway just steps off Mt. Pleasant’s picturesque I’on Square, the covered outdoor space flows seamlessly from the bar’s candlelit interiors, offering flexible seating for dinner/drinks or private cocktail parties, seated dinners, or anything in between, for up to 75 guests.

BACK BARN
5282 Bedaw Farm Drive, Awendaw
barnatbedawfarms.com | @bedawfarms

Back Barn is a unique renovated grain silo turned event space, attached to a refurbished dairy barn circa 1950. It features vaulted wooden beams, twinkling lights, rustic wood textures and a spacious open plan – creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that is both simple and charmingly elegant. Back Barn can be rented by the day or night and with or without Farmhouse rental. It accommodates up to 175 guests comfortably making it ideal for both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations. Opened January 2025.

BARRY’S
838 Morrison Drive, Charleston
barrys.com | @barrys

Barry’s, the globally renowned HIIT studio, is set to launch in Charleston at Morrison Yard, bringing its signature high-energy RUN x LIFT classes that combine treadmill cardio with strength training. The 4,072-square-foot studio will feature the iconic Red Room, a Fuel Bar for pre- and post-workout shakes and upscale locker rooms stocked with premium amenities. Barry’s offers expert-led classes with curated playlists, a rotating muscle group focus and a supportive fitness community. Opening Spring 2025.

BIG GURL
469 King Street, Charleston
rosiebiggurl.com | @biggurlshop

Calling all creators, makers or those looking to try their hand at a new craft. King Street is now home to Big Gurl, a walk-in studio for self-guided crafts created for those 18 years and up. Crafts rotate every day of the week and they also host workshops and special events regularly. Opened February 2025. 

CHARLESTON PLANETARIUM
2070 Sam Rittenberg Boulevard, Charleston
charlestonplanetarium.org | @charlestonplanetarium 

Paul Gangarosa, a local entrepreneur; Chris Fragile, from the College of Charleston’s Department of Physics and Astronomy; and R. Scott Harris, a planetary geologist, have brought the planetarium experience to the Charleston area. The Charleston Planetarium is an immersive theater where the audience is surrounded by a large, domed-shaped screen that will bring space, the solar system and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) experiences to life – similar to virtual reality. Opened February 2025. 

DRAPER JAMES
489 King Street, Charleston
draperjames.com | @draperjames

Founded in 2015 by Oscar-winning actress Reese Witherspoon, the Draper James brand has made its way to the Charleston area. The brand is a tribute to Witherspoon’s Southern roots and Tennessee upbringing and infuses timeless charm and classic Southern style. Open until May. Opened February 2025. 

ESTELLE COLORED GLASS
236 King Street, Charleston
estellecoloredglass.com | @estellecoloredglass

Estelle Colored Glass, a Charleston-based luxury brand specializing in hand-blown colored glass, has opened its first retail location inside The Charleston Place Hotel. The new store showcases its signature collection of hand-blown glassware and cake stands, inspired by the vintage colored glass collected by founder Stephanie Hall’s grandmother, Estelle. Estelle Colored Glass products are crafted by glass artisans in Poland. The space will also feature a community table displaying Hall’s seasonal tablescapes and a permanent mocktail bar where customers can try out their new glassware after purchasing. Opened February 2025. 

KOHLER
494 King Street, Charleston
kohler.com | @kohler 

Kohler offers an interior design shopping experience that goes beyond just a store. Discover firsthand the exceptional craftsmanship, diverse styles and premium finishes that make Kohler a leader in design and innovation. Opened February 2025.

PAINTING WITH A TWIST
1336 Old Georgetown Road, Suite 106, Mount Pleasant
paintingwithatwist.com | @paintingwithatwist

Painting with a Twist offers painting classes led by local artists as well as the chance to create crafts like candles and chunky blankets at the DIY sessions. The studio is open Wednesday through Sunday from 12-5 p.m., with classes at 6 p.m. Opened January 2025.

PETER ANTHONY FINE ART
15 Broad Street, Charleston
peteranthonyfineart.com | @peteranthonyfineart

Peter Anthony Fine Art opened a newly renovated 15 Broad Street in downtown Charleston in early 2025. Under the direction of Anne Siegfried, the gallery features artwork from both emerging artists and established names, focusing on the exploration of diverse mediums. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of works, including mixed media sculptures, wall textiles, paintings, modern monotypes, moody interior scenes and narrative photography. Opened March 2025.

THE CARD ROOM BY HOLY MAHJ
78 Line Street, Charleston
holymahj.com | @holymahj

The Card Room is a personalized event space that feels like the cozy living room of a close friend’s home – ideal for game nights and intimate gatherings. What began as a passion for teaching Mahjong has evolved into a mission to foster community connections by hosting private parties and collaborating with local businesses. The team behind The Card Room is excited to expand their efforts and continue building connections in their very own space. Everyone is welcome to attend one of the Holy Mahj events, where guests are inspired to host their own unforgettable gatherings at this inviting venue. Opened February 2025.

ACCOMMODATIONS

HOTEL RICHEMONT
93 Society Street, Charleston
richemonthotel.com | @hotelrichemont

Nestled in the heart of Charleston on the corner of King and Society streets, Hotel Richemont will be the newest boutique hotel operated by The Indigo Road Hospitality Group. Tucked away just steps from renowned restaurants and shops, the space will draw inspiration from the city’s art, history, architecture and natural beauty. With just 25 thoughtfully appointed apartment-style rooms, the design will showcase a unique Charleston blend of historic and contemporary elements hand-selected by local interior design firm B. Berry Interiors. The property will also feature a Vietnamese restaurant and bar, Two Bit Club. Opening Spring 2025.

TOURS & ATTRACTIONS

CITY OF ISLE OF PALMS PUBLIC DOCK
50 41st Avenue, Isle of Palms
iop.net | @cityofiop

Isle of Palms now has its very own Public Dock, located at the Isle of Palms Marina. It is open daily from sunrise to sunset, offering a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the coastal beauty. Visitors can launch a kayak or paddleboard, cast a fishing line or simply unwind with a good book while taking in the serene surroundings. The dock also provides a great vantage point for watching the sunset, spotting dolphins or enjoying a peaceful moment on the swings. Whether you’re spending quality time with family and friends or just looking for a quiet escape, this scenic spot has something for everyone. Opened February 2025.

BOEING LEARNING LAB AT THE CHARLESTON MARITIME CENTER
10 Wharfside Street, Charleston
scauqarium.org | @southcarolinaaquarium

The South Carolina Aquarium recently celebrated the ceremonial opening of the waterfront Boeing Learning Lab at the Charleston Maritime Center. This marks the latest initiative by the aquarium to expand educational programming for students across the state. Spanning 8,500 square feet, the lab includes four indoor classrooms, one open-air classroom, a broadcast studio for virtual programming and office space for some aquarium staff. The Boeing Learning Lab will support the aquarium’s current educational programs, as well as operating as a launchpad for new offerings designed to better serve students across the state in the future. Opened February 2025. 

OLD TOWN TROLLEY TOURS
375 Meeting Street, Charleston
trolleytours.com | @oldtowntrolley 

Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Charleston aboard custom-built minibuses, offering air-conditioned comfort for an unforgettable experience. Expert guides will bring the city’s vibrant history to life on this 100-minute, fully narrated tour, blending entertainment with education. Guests can discover iconic landmarks, from the historic Battery and Rainbow Row to the bustling Charleston City Market, with scenic photo stops at Hampton Park and Battery Point. Opening April, 2025.

CREDIT ONE CHARLESTON OPEN
161 Seven Farms Drive, Charleston
creditonecharlestonopen.com | @creditonecharlestonopen

The Credit One Charleston Open, the largest women’s-only tennis tournament in North America, will host its annual event virtually this year. The tournament has been honored with the WTA 500 Tournament of the Year award for the third consecutive year. The highly anticipated competition features the best in women’s professional tennis, welcoming more than 100 of the top tennis players in the world to the Lowcountry. The tournament showcases a singles draw of 56 players, a qualifying draw of 32 players and a doubles draw of 16 players. Fans can expect a unique and engaging broadcast experience as they enjoy the action from home. March 29 – April 6, 2025.

FLOWERTOWN FESTIVAL
Azalea Park, 105 West 5th South Street, Summerville
summervilleymca.org | @sfymca

Hosted by Summerville Family YMCA, The Flowertown Festival is the Y’s premiere fundraiser founded in 1973 to support its health and wellness programs. Every spring, the town of Summerville comes alive with vibrant azaleas, wisteria and dogwoods for the annual event, which has been recognized as one of the Top 20 events in the Southeast. This three-day arts and crafts festival attracts more than 200 thousand visitors who come to enjoy local artisans, delicious food and family-friendly entertainment. Whether you’re searching for handcrafted treasures, looking to support community programs or simply want to soak in Southern hospitality, the Flowertown Festival promises something for everyone. April 4 – 6, 2025.

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AT BOONE HALL
1235 Long Point Road, Mount Pleasant
boonehallplantation.com | @boonehallplantation

The Strawberry Festival features fresh-from-the-field deliciousness and family-friendly fun including a petting zoo, rides, games, food vendors, fresh strawberries and live music. The festival started in 1997 and has grown into what is now one of South Carolina’s largest spring festivals. Along with the festival, Boone Hall plants a dozen or so acres with 135,000 strawberry plants. April 4 – 6, 11 – 13, 2025. 

COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN
bridgerun.com | @cooperriverbridgerun

It’s not just a race… it’s an experience! The Cooper River Bridge Run is the best-organized and best-conducted 10K race in the world. It includes world-class competition in a unique setting with unparalleled participant satisfaction. It broadens community cooperation and participation in healthy events throughout the year. The Cooper River Bridge Run serves as a model of health motivation for other communities throughout the world. April 5, 2025.

CHARLESTON JAZZ FESTIVAL
charlestonjazz.com | @chsjazz

2025 Charleston Jazz Festival, now expanded to an incredible 9 days of jazz events starting April 21st! This year’s festival is presented through partnerships with Spoleto Festival USA, the Charleston Gaillard Center, the College of Charleston, The Establishment and Charleston Music Hall. Join us for a transformative celebration featuring world-class performances and enriching education programs. Experience the joy and unity of jazz in Charleston’s vibrant arts community. April 21 – April 29, 2025.

ART CHARLESTON
135 Meeting Street, Charleston
gibbesmuseum.org | @thegibbesmuseum 

Art Charleston is a five-day celebration of creativity, culture and community, exploring the intersection of fashion and fine art. Highlights include the Art of Design luncheon with Hill House Founder Nell Diamond, Gibbes on the Street with top Charleston chefs and the debut Sew Surreal Fashion Show. Engaging panels and the Artisan Fair, a free public market with local artisans, food and live music, round out the festival. Join us for a week of inspiring events at The Gibbes Museum. April 23 – April 27, 2025.