News Summary
North Charleston is gearing up to honor Black History Month with the launch of the Black Artisan Market on February 22, 2025. This exciting event, spearheaded by Quinton Middleton of Middleton Made Knives, will take place at the Navy Yard showroom, showcasing local artisans, food vendors, and unique cultural offerings. From stylish leather accessories to handmade baskets and delicious culinary treats, attendees can look forward to a vibrant celebration of creativity and community spirit. The event also aims to support local small businesses and connect the community through artistry.
North Charleston Set to Celebrate Artistry with New Black Artisan Market
Exciting news for the folks of North Charleston! A vibrant new event is about to hit the town, and it’s all in honor of Black History Month. Quinton Middleton, the mastermind behind Middleton Made Knives, is launching the Black Artisan Market on February 22, 2025. Get ready for a day filled with creativity, culture, and community spirit!
When and Where
The market will open its doors from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Middleton’s Navy Yard showroom. You can find it at storehouse nine of 2154 Noisette Blvd. in North Charleston. It’s the perfect spot to gather the community and showcase local talent!
Spotlighting Local Talent
The Black Artisan Market is aiming to shine a light on local artists and entrepreneurs from the Charleston area. It will not only celebrate Black culture but also provide a platform for small businesses and food and beverage vendors from the Lowcountry. This is a fantastic opportunity for attendees to explore unique offerings and support local talent.
What to Expect
Visitors can look forward to browsing an array of vendors. One of the highlights will be Boysterous Southern Culture, which will showcase stylish leather accessories. If you’re in the market for something really special, check out Andres Cayetano-Jefferson who will be presenting exquisite handmade baskets crafted from the traditional Gullah Sweetgrass. Of course, Middleton Made Knives will also have a presence at the event, showcasing their impressive craftsmanship.
Delicious Culinary Treats
No event is complete without delicious food and drinks, and this market is stepping up its game! The Cocktail Bandits will be on-site serving up refreshing signature cocktails to keep the vibes high. Plus, local culinary talent Caking It with Candi will be offering delectable treats that you won’t want to miss out on. It sounds like a foodie paradise!
Join the Celebration!
The Black Artisan Market is open to **vendors** who wish to participate. If you’re an artisan or a small business owner looking to showcase your work, this could be your chance to be part of something truly special. The event not only highlights the creativity and craftsmanship in the local area but also aims to foster community connections and support.
Why It Matters
This celebration of local artisans goes beyond just showcasing talents; it’s about building awareness and support for small businesses in the Charleston area. In a time when communities have had to adjust to many changes, events like the Black Artisan Market remind us of the strength, resilience, and creativity within our neighborhoods. It’s all about lifting each other up and celebrating the rich culture that makes North Charleston unique.
Mark Your Calendars!
So, mark your calendars for February 22, 2025, and make sure to bring your friends and family along! The Black Artisan Market promises to be a festive gathering that not only honors Black History Month but also supports our local artisans and businesses. Join in the fun, enjoy some excellent food and drinks, and immerse yourself in the wonderful world of local talent!
Stay tuned for more updates as the event date approaches and get ready to experience the incredible creativity that North Charleston has to offer!
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