Events
2013 MOJA Arts Festival Preview
The 30th Annual MOJA Festival kicks-off in Charleston on September 26th and continues on until October 6th. The festival celebrates African-American and Caribbean Arts and many of the events are FREE.
MOJA’s official site says the festival will “include visual arts, classical music, dance, gospel, jazz, poetry, R&B music, storytelling, theatre, children’s activities, traditional crafts, ethnic food, and much, much more.”
Below is a small sampling of what the MOJA Festival offers. There are MANY events, so be sure to see the detailed schedule on the official site.
9/26
5:30 pm – Carribean Street Parade – Brittlebank Park
6 pm – Opening Reception – Dock Street Theatre
9/27
6:30 pm – Reggae Block Dance – Brittlebank Park
9/28
9 am – Harold Smith Adult Tennis Tournament – St. Andrew’s Parks and Playground, 195 Playground Road
10 am – 3 pm: Heritage Day at the Charleston Farmer’s Market – Marion Square
10 am – One Day Junior Tennis Tournament – Charleston Tennis Center
9/29
9 am – Harold Smith Adult Tennis Tournament – St. Andrew’s Parks and Playground, 195 Playground Road
10/2
3 pm – Block Party – Charleston Housing Authority, 562-A Meeting Street
10/3
10 am – Historic Site Designation – John L. Dart Library
10/5
11:30 am – Community Tribute Luncheon – Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
8:30 pm – R&B Concert featuring Anthony Hamilton and Special Guest – Joe Riley Stadium
10/6
4 pm – MOJA Finale – Hampton Park
Miracle Holiday Pop-Up Bar Returns to Handcraft Kitchen & Cocktails This Month
Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts BIG Lowcountry Boil
Comedy Legend Katt Williams Returns to the North Charleston Coliseum in March
Parade, Vendor Applications Open for Upcoming ‘Holiday Magic’ Events
“Know Whatcha’ Know” Release Party & Fashion Show Set for Saturday
