SEPT 17 – Black Ink: Charleston African American Book Festival
Black Ink: The Charleston African American Book Festival Nearly 40 African-American authors and hundreds of book club members and readers will converge
Community Service, Mutual Aid & Nonprofit Resources
Black Ink: The Charleston African American Book Festival Nearly 40 African-American authors and hundreds of book club members and readers will converge
Join the Charleston Upper Peninsula Initiative at its next monthly gathering! Theme for August: Equitable Development Tuesday, August 30th 5:30PM – 7:00PM
Due to popular demand, we will meet twice this month! Tuesday the 23rd | Thursday the 25th 6pm-8pm 2 Canal St. 29401 Come
InterSessions: The Art X Hip-Hop Dialogues™ Friday, September 9 7 PM Simons Center Recital Hall Charleston 29401 Join us for an installment
Some books leave us free and some books make us free. – Ralph Waldo Emerson Laura Moulton created a library on wheels
Charleston has experienced a surge in grassroots political activity in recent months. But how are those experiences documented and shared among activists
The US Chamber of Impact Communities will be launching soon in Charleston, and we know you will be want to be a part
COMMUNITY VAT DAY with Enough Pie August 20 9AM-12PM Joseph Floyd Manor 2106 Mt Pleasant St. Downtown Charleston During Enough Pie’s VAT
Meet Raul, the creative genius behind the inspiring Book Tank… The Book Tank is a free, mobile library built from a 1979
Most cities have a limited supply of open spaces, which gives incredible value to those places that do invite relaxation and socialization.